Parish News: Twenty Ninth Sunday and Week of the Year

Some of the disciples ask Jesus for some special treatment, to have the best places reserved for them in heaven. He begins to explain how in the Kingdom of Heaven things are not as they expect – in fact they are quite the opposite.

St Benet’s is self supporting: we receive no central church or government funding, so you can donate using card online to support St Benet’s: and every penny really does count! You can also donate by cash or card in person, by texting BENET followed by your donation amount to 70450 to give that amount. Or why not set up a regular standing order with your bank?

You can find the readings for this coming Sunday here.

Please pray for:
The sick and those in need
Brenda, Reece, Vanessa, John, Chinye and Lynne.
The Faithful departed
All who have worshipped in and served at Saint Benet’s, the recently departed, amongst them Carlene  Gaye and those whose year’s mind falls this week, amongst them Oludemi Ademosu (23rd).

All Saints
On Friday 1st November, the Solemnity of All Saints, we are invited to St Silas for Solemn Mass of the feast at 7.30pm.

All Souls
On Tuesday 5th November at 7pm there will be a Sung Mass of Requiem for All Souls. At this mass we will pray for all the faithful who have died and ask that God receive them into heaven. If you would like the name a loved one read out, please add them in block capitals to the list at the back of church.

All are invited to come and support our near neighbours at St Pancras Old Church NW1 1UL on Sunday 27th October at 3pm when Father Owen Dobson will be licensed as Priest-in-Charge of St Pancras Old Church and St Paul’s Camden Square. 

We are invited to the All Hallows Gospel Oak Patronal Festival on Sunday 3rd November at 5pm: Pontifical High Mass with the Bishop of Fulham. Vierne, Messe Solennelle with two organs. Followed by a grand reception.

The cover art this week is Jesus and the Sons of Zebedee, an etching by Jan Luyken (1647 — 1712) held at Belgrave Hall, Leicester.