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Brighton

A Devotional Guide to St Paul’s Church
2025 Calendar
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This Sunday 12 January – The Baptism of the Lord
Last Sunday 5 January – The Epiphany


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NOTICES
12 January 2025


THANK YOU
A big thank you to everyone who was involved in our celebration of the Epiphany last Sunday, especially all of you who made our Epiphany Carol Service such a lovely occasion.


JANUARY NEWSLETTER
Hard copies of this month’s newsletter continue to be available from the back of church.


RAFFLE & SHERRY SUNDAY
After Mass today, we hold our firstly monthly raffle of 2025.


THE CONVERSION OF ST PAUL
On Sunday 26 January, the feast of the Conversion of St Paul is kept here. After Mass, we continue our celebration with lunch at The Maldron Hotel, which is just down Russell Road from church. Please do let Fr Thomas or Victor know if you (and guests) would like to join us. Today is the last day for the £28 per head to be paid in cash and for the booking form to be handed in. Please note that it will not be possible for people who have not booked and paid in advance to turn up on the day for this lunch.


PRAYING THE HOLY ROSARY
We meet at 6pm on Monday 27 January at St Bartholomew’s to pray together the Glorious Mysteries. Everyone is welcome to come along.


YEAR OF FAITH DEANERY CELEBRATION
Bishop Will is joining the churches of our Deanery for a celebration at St Peter’s, Brighton on Thursday 30 January, starting at 7.30pm. All are invited to attend this.
Across our Diocese, a number of events are taking place to celebrate the Year of Faith.
For more information, do take a look at the website dedicated to this Year:
https://celebratingfaith.co.uk/.


CHURCH WATCHING
We are very blessed to have St Paul’s open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, enabling many people to visit our beautiful church who would not do so otherwise. It would be really good if we could extend this to Fridays. Do let Fr Thomas know if you might be able to offer some of your time, even if it is just once a month for a few hours. Also, if you could support the existing team by covering a Wednesday or a Saturday now and then, do also let him know. This is a rewarding ministry and one that is much appreciated.

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APPEAL FROM OUR FOOD BANK
Our city’s food bank is in considerable need of more donations. We have been asked to flag the particular need for tinned meat, fish, tomato and vegetables as well as pasta, rice, tinned fruit, tinned desserts and instant coffee. Supporting the needy is an integral part of our Christian discipleship, so if you can offer some help, please take your donations to the food bank, which is located at the Calvary Church, BN1 4NJ. Alternatively, if you wish to donate a sum of money for the food bank to then spend on what they need, you can do so using the link: http://www.brightonfoodbank.org.uk/how-can-you-help/.

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January – 2025

JANUARY

Wednesday 1st
Mary, The Holy Mother of God

Sunday 5th
The Epiphany of The Lord
:
music : W.S. Lloyd Webber Missa ‘Princeps Pacis’
6.00pm – EPIPHANY CAROL SERVICE
ending with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

Sunday 12th
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time:
music : Mozart Missa brevis in G, K140

Sunday 19th
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time:
music : tba

Monday 20th  – Young Adults’ Reading Group

Sunday 26th
CONVERSION OF ST PAUL
:
music : tba
1.00pm – Parish Lunch

Monday 27thThe Holy Rosary 6.00pm at St Bartholomew’s
Thursday 30thBrighton Deanery Year of Faith Celebration 7.00pm at St Peter’s

Conversion

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