St Joseph’s Church

Cowdenbeath Road, Burntisland, Fife KY3 0LJ                                       

                                                                                            

Parish Priest: Canon James G.Tracey            Tel:  01592 872207 

  

e-mail: priest.stjosephsburntisland@staned.org.uk         www.stjosephsburntisland.co.uk

 

Newsletter – 9th May

 

Services:

 

Saturday 10th

 

10:00am Mass

5:00pm Vigil Mass

 

Brian Fryer

Those in trouble or need (SSVP)

 

Sunday 11th

(4th Sunday of Easter)

 

10.00am Mass

 

 

Private Intention

 

Monday 12th

 

No Mass

 

 

 

Tuesday  13th

 

No Mass

 

 

Wednesday 14th      

(St Matthias)

 

No Mass

 

 

Thursday 15th  

 

10:00am Liturgy of Word & Holy Communion                 

 

 

Friday 16th

 

No Mass

 

 

Saturday 17th  

 

10:00am Mass

5:00pm Vigil Mass

 

Douglas Lamond

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Habemus Papam:  We welcome and rejoice at the election of Pope Leo XIV in succession to Pope Francis and pray that he will know the help of the Holy Spirit as Bishop of Rome and as Servant of the Servants of God.

 

Sunday Missal:  (Year C) 4th Sunday of Easter -  Page 477.

 

Teas and Coffees available after Mass on Sunday and service on Thursday.

 

This Sunday is World Day of Prayer for Vocations: We pray especially for Gerard Holden and Matthew McCafferty who are seminarians of the Archdiocese. We also keep in our prayers Father James and all priests and religious in the Archdiocese who dedicate their lives to serving God and His people. A second collection will take place for Ecclesiastical Students at all Masses, which helps cover tuition fees and living costs for our seminarians. You can also donate at bit.ly/eccstudents25

 

200 Club:  Congratulations to the winners in the April draw - £200 Margaret Green (139); £100 David Barton (7); £50 Victoria Mulholland (83); £50 Mavis Millsop (43); £20 Jack Lascelles (69); £20 George Thomson (92).

 

 

Churches Together Christian Aid Coffee Morning: Saturday 17th May, 10 - 12 noon in St Joseph's Church hall.  Tickets £ 3.00 Children £ 1.00.  There will be Tombola, Bric - a - Brac, and Baking stalls.  Donations for those will be welcomed. Come and enjoy a cuppa and chat to friends.

 

SSVP Appeal -  Burntisland Primary is in the process of setting up a clothing/uniform bank and expanding their play area. They would gratefully receive any items of clothing or uniform or outdoor clothing suitable for primary age children. They also require clothing rails and hangers. If you can assist please give to a SSVP member or leave in church porch.

 

Assisted Suicide: critical debate this coming week  Bills will be debated and voted on at Holyrood and Westminster on 13 May (Holyrood) and 16 May (Westminster). Those who are ill or dying deserve special care and respect not killing. Assisted suicide consists of putting an end to the lives of handicapped, sick or dying persons and would change the NHS. Please write to your MP and MSPs urgently. The easiest way is via https://writetothem.com

 

General assistant for Iona: The Catholic House of Prayer on Iona is looking to recruit a general assistant to help run the house from July this year for two or more months. Accommodation and good rate of pay provided. The role involves changeovers and cooking. More information from Jane Kindlen at mail@catholic-iona.com or call  01681 700369.

 

 

Services Week Commencing 18th May 2025

 

Sunday 18th

(5th Sunday of Easter)

 

10.00am Mass

 

 

People of the Parish

 

Monday 19th

 

No Mass

 

 

 

Tuesday  20th

 

7.00pm Mass

 

Mgr. Charlie Cavanagh

 

Wednesday 21st

 

10.00am Mass

 

Caroline Cairney

 

Thursday 22nd

 

9.30am Adoration

10.00am Mass          

 

 

Moira McCann

 

Friday 23rd

 

10.00am Mass

 

Sarah Frumage

 

Saturday 24th  

 

10:00am Mass

5:00pm Vigil Mass

 

Grace Melrose

People of the Parish

 

Sunday 25th

(6th Sunday of Easter)

 

10.00am Mass

 

 

Douglas Lamond

 

 

 

Have a good week. Take care. Fr James