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Week 25th May at the Chaplaincy
Please note that this page is only updated during term time.
TUESDAY 26th May
Confessions 6.30pm
Mass 7pm
WEDNESDAY 27th May
Adoration 5.30pm
Angelus and Rosary 6pm
THURSDAY 28th May
Mass 12pm
followed by agape* lunch
SUNDAY 31st May
Mass 11.30am
followed by agape* lunch
SAINT OF THE WEEK: ST. JEANNE D'ARC (1412–1431) – Born to a peasant family in the village of Domrémy, at a very young age Jeanne started hearing the voices of St. Michael the Archangel, St. Margaret of Antioch and St. Catherine of Alexandria who eventually told her to go to the King of France and help him reconquer his kingdom as the English king was after the throne of France. A few days after her arrival in Orléans as part of a relief army, the English abandoned the siege of the city. Then the King was able to enter Reims where he was crowned with Jeanne at his side. However, in 1430, while she was trying to relieve Compiègne she was captured and sold to the English. After months of imprisonment, she was put on trial by the infamous Pierre Cauchon, Bishop of Beauvais, whose goal was to get the support of the English to become archbishop. As a result of her politically motivated and irregular trial she was condemned to death for heresy and burnt at the stake. Around thirty years after her death she was exonerated of all guilt and in 1920 she was canonised.
Feast Day: 30th May.
Patronage: France, soldiers.
Words of Wisdom: “All battles are first won or lost in the spirit.”
Pope's Intention for May – That everyone might have food. Let us pray that everyone, from large producers to small consumers, be committed to avoid wasting food, and to ensure that everyone has access to quality food.
Violence against Women in the Bible – What does a biblical understanding of violence against women look like? How might this understanding inform our responses as Catholic communities to violence against women in our churches and in wider society? Join this online webinar on Tuesday 26th May from 10am until midday to hear from the panel of theologians and practitioners. Hosted by CSAN’s Domestic Abuse Alliance and Safe In Faith. Click the link to register .
Young Adults Retreat at Sclerder Abbey – A weekend retreat for 18-30 year olds to reflect on our calling to be stewards of the earth, underpinned by the scripture Genesis 2:15, will take place at Sclerder Abbey from Friday 19th June to Sunday 21st June. There will be times of prayer, reflection and discussion led by Fr Jude Udokwu, along with art workshops and time in the gardens. Young people are being asked to make a contribution of £40 each. Transport will be provided from Liskeard Station both on the Friday night and Saturday morning, returning around 2pm on Sunday. It is important to book by filling the following form: . Any further questions please contact Saskia Hogbin at youth@prcdtr.org.uk.
Statue of Our Lady of Fatima and Relics of Sts. Jacinta and Francisco – The World Apostolate of Fatima in England and Wales is touring the National Pilgrim Virgin Statue and relics of Saints Jacinta and Francisco Marto to Cathedrals and Churches in the U.K. to mark the centenary of the First Saturdays devotion. The tour started in May 2025 and will end in October 2026. To find out more about the dates and locations for 2026 you can visit .
Job opportunities with the Puer Iesus College – Puer Iesus College is a hybrid college based in East Sussex that helps families home-educate their children from ages 8 and up in the Catholic tradition. We are looking to hire two people who will take on the paid positions of teaching primary- and secondary-level English or Maths on Mondays and Fridays, and will be able to contribute to the college's plays as Assistant Directors. Accommodation is provided during term-time as part of these positions. If you are interested, send your CV and resume at support.team@pueriesus.org or visit the website to learn more.
Bible Reflection – A Bible Reflection led by young adults takes place every Saturday from 2.30pm to 4pm in the Lower Room at the Sacred Heart Church. For further information, you can contact Hanny at hhanny1358@gmail.com or Krystal at krystaljovanandrea@gmail.com.
Diocesan Newsletter – To read the newsletter from the Diocese of Plymouth for the month of May please go to .
Chaplaincy Offertory – If you would like to make an offertory donation, we have a contactless card machine which you will find on the right-hand side of the entrance to the Chapel on Sundays. Our Catholic Chaplaincy plays a vital role in nurturing the spiritual lives of our university students. We are dedicated to continuing the mission of the Church, providing a space for worship, community, and personal growth. So, we ask you to please consider making a donation by following this link: . Your support, no matter the amount, makes a significant difference. "Give back some of God's gifts to God, that you may safely enjoy the rest". (St. John Henry Cardinal Newman)
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