Parish priest: Fr. Tom Wynne. Tel/Fax: 01397-712238  Mobile: 07879297420 e-mail:frtom@rcroybridge.co.uk  Parish web site: www.rcroybridge.co.uk Blessed Mary MacKillop website: www.gaeldom.com/mmk Weekly Bulletin On line: www.gaeldom.com/bulletin Notices 2 Church Rota for weekend July 17th. - July 18th. Spean Bridge: Reader: Faith MacIntosh Prayers: Margaret Muncie Euch. Mins: David MacFarlane  Liz Campbell Cleaning: Private rota Roy Bridge: Readers: Ann MacKintosh Catrina MacDonald Prayers: Val MacDonald Euch. Mins:  Ian MacDonald, Lorna MacGregor, Betty Campbell  Cleaning: Margaret Watt Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Main Menu Notices 2 Page 4 Page 5 Notices Charity registration No. SC002876   Sunday July 11th. 2010 If your name is on the Church rota, and is incorrect, or it is spelt wrong, please send corrections to the following e-mail address. webmaster@gaeldom.com Bishop Joseph’s 30th anniversary Bishop Toals’s 30th anniversary in the priesthood was on Saturday, July 10th, and the 11.30 a,m, mass this Sunday will said in thanksgiving for his priesthood and that God  may bless and guide him in his pastoral concern for his diocese. He has worked extremely hard these past 18 months since his consecration, visiting all the parishes and clergy, even travelling to South America to spend a fortnight with Fr. Colin MacInnes to support his missionary work among the poor in Peru, and administering the sacrament of Confirmation in all the parishes. From his pastoral letter, which was issued last weekend, people in the diocese will know the latest costly and long overdue work he has undertaken to renovate the Cathedral—attending to the damage  caused by damp, installing a  new heating system and rewiring the building. He needs all our prayers and financial support, as the work in total will be in the  region of  £1 million. The Cathedral is the responsibility of every parish! How can we help the bishop to raise the necessary funding?  Any ideas? Pope Benedict’s Visit to Britain From next Sunday, a prayer will be added to the Sunday Masses for Pope Benedict’s visit to the United Kingdom that it may bring many graces and blessing, not only to the Church, but to the country in general. Lord Patten has said the reputation of Britain is at stake. The Government are determined to make the visit a success for three reasons: 1) out of respect for the Pope, 2) to enhance the reputation of the United Kingdom because the visit will be followed by millions of people around the world, and  3) because the Church has an important role in development aid and social work.  He said “this visit will put an end to any Catholic feeling that he or she is a second-class citizen because of its  historic nature as a state visit”