South Wight R.C.Parish, Sandown, Shanklin, Ventnor
Welcome to St Patrick's Sandown, Sacred Heart Shanklin and Our Lady and St Wilfrid's Ventnor
We are a Catholic Parish made up of three communities on the Isle of Wight, in the Portsmouth Diocese. South Wight Parish is on the south east of the Island and comprises Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor. However we serve villages as far as Bembridge, Arreton, Wroxall and Niton.
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We invite families and friends and our parishioners
to join us on YouTube channel
on the 17th January 2021
The Second Sunday of Ordinary Time
https://m.youtube.com/channel /UC5EilrioqMop3fVTRXpuluw/videos
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SACRED HEART OPEN every day
for private prayer
from
10am-12.00 and 2pm –6pm.
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Zoom Rosary Novena: our 3rd 54 day Rosary Novena begins on Sunday, 13thDecember,
nightly at 8.45pm (including throughout the Christmas
octave).
This is followed by a chat and videos at 9.15. All are most welcome to join our friendly group, led by Anna and Shania; so far we have about 20 members, half from our own Parish. Immaculate Heart Rosary Group webinair ID 840 3566 4749
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Welcome and Letters from Bishop Philip
Link to Diocesan of Portsmouth - Letters
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Portsmouth Diocese e-News Issue 304 - on the 5th January 2021 |
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Our Bishop Philip writes... see Diocesan e-News (here)
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SOUTH WIGHT PARISH PROJECTS
Our project at St Patrick’s Church is going well, new toilets for disabled use and unisex and a light are being done this month. We have not been able to arrange any fund raising for obvious reasons.
We encourage individuals to donate to this project to help in this time of crisis, please contact Fr Joe or the office if you are able to help.
Many thanks to those who have donated towards our project, I would like to thank those who donated the organ to St Patrick’s and over the last year have helped with the car park, flowers and other items for the Church.
Thank you for those who help in many ways, by donation and support our communities; both individual people and organisations. Especially we thank you ‘Wight Aid’ – THE Wight Aid Foundation.
