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14th
June 2015 - Eleventh Sunday of year - Year
B
readings: Ezekiel 17:22-24 & 2
Corinthians 5:6-10 - Gospel: Mark 4:26-34 "It is the
smallest of all the seeds; yet it grows into the biggest shrub of
them all"
Homily by Fr. Philip
Dyson - 11am Mass (12:11 mins)
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MP3)
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Homily by Fr. Anthony
O'Gorman (visiting from Falmouth).
- 9am Mass (10:02 mins)
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21st
June 2015 - Twelfth Sunday of year - Year B
Readings: Job 38:1,8-11 &
2Corinthians 5:14-17 - Gospel: Mark 4:35-41 "Who can
this be? Even the wind and sea obey Him"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 9am
Mass (12:11 mins)
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MP3)
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Homily by Bishop
Mark at Confirmation Mass
(9:11 mins) >> click to
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12th
July 2015 - Fifteenth Sunday of year - Year
B
Readings: Amos 7:12-15 &
Ephesians 1:3-14 - Gospel: Mark 6:7-13 "Jesus summoned
the twelve and began to send them out"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 9am
Mass (9:40 mins) click to
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MP3)
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Reflection for Fifteenth Sunday in ordinary time Year B:
Jesus sent out the Twelve to preach the Good News of the Kingdom of
God and to bring healing to those who were suffering – in other
words, to enhance the lives of others. Sometimes we may find
ourselves having doubts as to whether we are on the 'right track'
in our Christian discipleship. We may occasionally ask ourselves,
“Am I, or am I not, doing God’s will, and living as he wants me
to?” It can be all too easy to confuse what we want with
what God wants - a golden opportunity for the devil to step in and
muddy the proverbial waters.
The scriptures provide essential guidelines by which we can check
whether we are truly on the 'right track', or merely going off on
our own sweet way. One important measuring rod is that saying of
Jesus, “By their fruits you shall know them.” The most
important of these fruits is love. We read in the first
letter of St John, “He who says he is in the light and hates his
brother (or sister) is in the darkness still…” It is
interesting that St John uses this particular word, “brother”; it
brings home to us very powerfully that the Church is a
family, and in that family (as in all other families),
everyone has an important part to play. If any individual is
difficult, or quarrelsome, or not regular in attendance, the whole
family is the poorer for it.
“By their fruits you shall know them.” St Paul very kindly lists
the kind of fruits for which we should be known: “But I say,
walk by the Spirit, ....the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy,
peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness,
self-control; against such there is no law.… And let us not grow
weary in welldoing, for in due season we shall reap, if we do not
lose heart. So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all
men, and especially to those who are of the household of faith.”
(Selections from Galatians chapter 5).
It is clear that we should all strive to produce good fruit in that
way in our daily lives. To do so is very much to our benefit, the
benefit of those around us, and the benefit of the family of the
Church, the 'household of faith.' This is one very effective way of
evangelising – arguably the most effective and fruitful way.
~ Fr John Gilbert
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19th July 2015
- Sixteenth Sunday of year - Year B
Readings: Jeremiah 23:1-6 &
Ephesians 2:13-18 - Gospel: Mark 6:30-34 "They were
like sheep without a shepherd"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 11am
Mass (9:18 mins)
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Homily by Fr. Jon
Bielawski (visiting from Falmouth)
'The generous response of Jesus' 9am Mass (8:02 mins)
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“The Lord
invites us to cast the net afresh and to reach out to others. If we
do not know how to do it, then love will show us the way.”
~ Bishop Mark
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26th July 2015
- Seventeenth Sunday of year - Year B
Readings: 2 Kings 4:42-44 &
Ephesians 4:1-6 - Gospel: John 6:1-15 "Jesus gave out
as much as was wanted to all who were sitting
ready"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 11am
Mass (14:17 mins)
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MP3)
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2nd
August 2015 - Eighteenth Sunday of year - Year
B.
Readings: Exodus 16:2-4,12-157&
Ephesians 4:17,20-2 - Gospel: John 6:24-35 "He who
comes to Me will never be hungry; he who believes in Me will never
thirst"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 11am
Mass (11:43 mins)
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The Transfiguration of the Lord
(6th August) Jesus goes up onto a mountain and his clothes
become dazzlingly white. Prophets appear and talk to him. And then
it is all over and Jesus tells his disciples to say nothing. There
is simply no reason for all this to have happened and this is the
strength of the Transfiguration as an historical incident. There is
no reason for anyone to have invented it. It is not central to the
Christian case. There is only one reason to put it into the Gospel,
and that is because it happened. It is one of those cases of the
evangelists writing things down without knowing why they were
important, and their very puzzlement is what makes the story so
convincing. Why, then, did it happen? Surely so that we could see
and understand that Jesus is at once one of the prophets and the
one that was prophesied by them; and that he is God, and lives for
all eternity in a blaze of dazzling and unapproachable light. The
true miracle of the Transfiguration is not the shining face or the
white garments, but the fact that for the rest of the time Jesus
hid his glory so well. (from Camborne / Redruth parish
newsletter)
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9th
August 2015 - Nineteenth Sunday of year - Year B.
Readings: 1 Kings 19:4-8 &
Ephesians 4:30-5:2 - Gospel: John 6:41-51 "I am the
living bread which has come down from heaven"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 11am
Mass (12:23 mins)
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Gospel with
Homily by Fr.
Anthony O'Gorman (visiting from Falmouth) - 9am Mass
- "Moving on...when you don't want to. Jesus is truly part of our
lives" (9:38 mins) >>
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16th
August 2015 - Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary (transfered)
Readings: Apocalypse
11:19,12:1-6,10 & 1 Corinthians 15:20-26 Gospel: Luke
1:39-56 "The Almighty has done great things
for me, He has exalted the lowly"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am
Mass (11:05 mins)
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Gospel with
Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert
(visiting from Helston &
Falmouth) - 9am Mass (11:35 mins)
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Reflection for the Assumption of Our Lady: In our Readings
today we start with a heavenly vision of Mary and then celebrate
her as Queen in the Psalm but when we get to the Gospel we are
brought down to earth. Here we have Mary, a young woman, pregnant
and probably a bit scared going to see Elizabeth for a bit of
support. I can remember my sister going to a concert in London to
see a singer perform in the O2 and of course as a caring brother I
went with her. We saw this singer perform and she was Ok but not
brilliant and as we going home my sister said “of course she is no
good without computer enhancement.” How often in life are we
disappointed when we long to see someone and they don’t come up to
our expectations. With Mary we are never disappointed because of
her humility. She is the Mother of God yet blends into the
background because her Son must take centre stage. We can all crave
a bit of the limelight but how much harder is it to allow someone
else to shine. Today’s feast reminds us that at the end of Mary’s
life she is held up as a shining example of how to live. Yet for
most of her life it was others who took centre stage. So the next
time we feel hard done by or upset that someone else gets the
applause instead of us, smile and remember Mary. Mary Mother of
God, Pray for us. ~ Fr Anthony
O’Gorman
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23rd
August 2015 - 21st Sunday ordinary time
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Year B.
Readings: Joshua
24:1-2,15-18 & Ephesians 5:21-32 Gospel: John
6:60-69 "Who shall we go to? You have the
message of eternal life"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson 11am Mass (10:47 mins)
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Gospel with
Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert
(visiting from Helston &
Falmouth) - 9am Mass (9:21 mins)
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30th
August 2015 - 22nd Sunday ordinary time - Year B.
Readings: Deuteronomy
4:1-2,6-8 & James 1:17-18,21-22,27
Gospel: Mark 7:1-8,14-15,21-23 "You put aside the commandment of
God to cling to human conditions"
Homily by
Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am Mass (11:25
mins)
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Gospel with
Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert
(visiting from Helston &
Falmouth) - 9am Mass (9:07 mins)
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6th
September 2015 - 23rd Sunday ordinary time - Year
B
Readings: Isaiah 35:4-7 & James 2:1-5 Gospel: Mark
7:31-37 "He makes the deaf hear and the dumb
speak"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
- 11am Mass (10:48
mins) click to
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13th September 2015 - 24th Sunday ordinary time
- Year
B
Readings: Isaiah 50:5-9 & James 2:14-18
Gospel: Mark 8:27-35 "You are the Christ. The Son of Man
is destined to suffer grievously"
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am
Mass (13:44 mins) click to
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Gospel with Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert
(visiting from Helston & Falmouth) - 5pm Sat
12th Vigil Mass (9:17 mins) click to
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MP3)
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20th September 2015 - 25th Sunday ordinary time
- Year
B
Readings: Wisdom 2:12,17-20 & James
3:16-4:3
Gospel: Mark 9:30-37 " The Son of man will be delivered. If
anyone wants to be first, he must make himself servant of
all."
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
(7:44 mins) click to
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27th
September 2015 - 26th Sunday ordinary time
- Year
B.
Readings: Numbers 11:25-29 &
James 5:1-6
Gospel: Mark 9:38-43,45,47-48
"Anyone who is not against us is for us. If your hand should cause
you to sin, cut it off."
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Pastoral
letter (deferred from 20th: 'Home Mission Sunday') read by
Fr. Philip (7:22 mins) click to download / open
(2.53MB MP3)
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4th
October 2015 - 27th Sunday ordinary time -
Year B.
Readings: Genesis
2:18-24 & Hebrews 2:9-11
Gospel: Mark 10:2-16 "What God has united, man must not
divide."
Homily by Fr.
Philip Dyson - 11am Mass (11:57 mins)
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MP3)
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11th
October 2015 - 28th Sunday ordinary time
- Year
B.
Readings: Wisdom 7:7-11 &
Hebrews 4:12-13
Gospel: Mark 10:17-30 "Go and sell everything you own and
follow me."
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am
Mass (13:08 mins) click to
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Gospel with Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert (visiting from Helston & Falmouth) - 5pm
Sat 10th Vigil Mass - 'we have become so comfortable we have
lost the cutting edge of what discipleship means - 'we need to be
jolted out of our complacency if we are to re-discover the
true and real meaning of what it means to be a disciple of
Christ'. (11:35 mins) click to listen or download
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18th
October 2015 - 29th Sunday ordinary time
- Year
B.
Readings: Isaiah 53:10-11 &
Hebrews 4:14-16
Gospel: Mark 10:35-45 "The Son of man came to give His life as
a ransom for many."
Homily by Fr. Philip
Dyson (10:40 mins)
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MP3)
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25th
October 2015 - 30th Sunday ordinary time - Year B
Readings: Jeremiah 31:7-9 & Hebrews 5:1-6
Gospel: Mark 10:46-52 "Master, let me see again."
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am
Mass - 'Discipleship' & the 172nd Dedication of Penzance
Church (12:36 mins)
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MP3)
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Gospel with Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert (visiting from Helston & Falmouth) - 5pm
Sat 24th Vigil Mass - 'Discipleship' (8:50 mins)
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1st
November 2015 - Solemnity of All
Saints.
Readings: Apocalypse 7:2-4,9-14 & 1 John 3:1-3
Gospel: Matthew 5:1-12 "Rejoice and be glad, for your reward
will be great in heaven."
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson
'The Beautiful Attitudes', 'Every Christian is called to be a
saint' (13:08 mins)
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MP3)
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8th
November 2015 - 32nd Sunday ordinary time Year B
Remembrance Sunday. Readings:
1 Kings 17:10-16 & Hebrews 9:24-28 Gospel:
Mark 12:38-44 "This poor widow has put in more than
all."
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson - 11am
Mass (13:45 mins) click to
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MP3) (Book
quoted is ‘Not in God’s Name’ by Jonathan Sacks, published
by H & S, ISBN 978-1-473-61651-6)
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Gospel with Homily by Fr.
John Gilbert (visiting from Helston & Falmouth) - 5pm
Sat 7th Vigil Mass - 'The values of the gospel turn the values of
the world upside down.' ; 'We are called to repentance,
conversion, to turn things on their head.' (11:12 mins)
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15th
November 2015 - 33rd Sunday ordinary time - Year
B
Readings: Daniel 12:1-3 & Hebrews
10:11-14,18 Gospel: Mark 13:24-32 "He will gather His chosen
from the four winds." with
Homily by Fr. Philip Dyson at 5pm
Sat 14th Vigil Mass Mass - (11:21 mins) click to
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MP3)
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22nd
November 2015 - Solemnity of Christ the King - 34th
Sunday ordinary time - Year B.
Readings: Daniel 7:13-14&
Apocalypse 1:5-8 Gospel: John 18:33-37 "It is you who
say that I am a king."
Homily by Fr. Philip
Dyson (11:20 mins)
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MP3)
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Final Sunday in the liturgical
year B, 2014-15
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