St. Vincent's Church
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
40 Pickmere Road

Crookes
Sheffield S10 1GY
Parish Priest: Fr. Patrick Walsh
Tel: 0114 2680716
Email:  
[email protected]
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DIOCESAN SYNOD DOCUMENTS
Diocesan (2022) Statistical Analysis
Equality Diversity and Inclusivity
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OUR PARISH GROUPS

Singing at Mass

Cardinal's Pastoral on Assisted Suicide
Together: Access and Inclusion
GIFT AID / STANDING ORDER Declaration
Live Simply
Diocesan commitment to 'Laudato Si'
Burial of Ashes - Church directives
Gift Aid:  If you wish to GIFT AID your collection, please let us have a copy of the form for our records  before it's sent to Leeds for processing. Thank you.
     Had the Abortion Act not                been passed in 1967
There would be:
2,000,000 more adults in their 20s, 30s and 40s.
1,500,000 more teenagers.
2,000,000 more children.
800,000 more babies and toddlers.
​Economy would be booming (no shortage of staff and oceans more consumers)
No worries about migration
Young people would easily outnumber the old
​No shortage of indigenous farm workers
Living in the UK would be paradise (with a little less rain and more sun maybe)

251,377 lives were lost to abortion in England and Wales in 2022. We need to WAKE UP

The Tragedy of Abortion
AMY'S TESTIMONY
Life from Conception - no Exception
March for Life
March for Life (2)
57 yrs since ghastly Abortion Act passed
Abortion isn't healthcare
​                 A notice from the SVP
The SVP may be able to help for example with food vouchers, food bank, provision of school uniform etc, or practical things like shopping.  If you think we may be able to help please ring the Parish 2680716
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GUIDELINES FOR READERS

​​MINISTERS OF COMMUNION

SILENCE IN THE SACRED LITURGY

​MINISTRY OF CATECHIST

Reverence in the Sacred Liturgy 

The Catholic Mass

CAFOD
FORMED
Videos for First Communion and Confirmation candidates - and adults

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                         MASS TIMES AT ST VINCENT'S SHEFFIELD
          Any sudden changes will appear on Latest Bulletin                                            to the left   

SUNDAY:  9.30am and 6 pm
MONDAY: (No Mass normally at St Vincent's)
On the First Monday of every month and Bank Holidays Mass is said at St Michael's Chapel, Rivelin Valley Road, Sheffield 
S6 5GL 
at 10.30am. This mass has a long history going back at least 160 years.
TUESDAY: 7.00pm 
​WEDNESDAY: 9.30am
THURSDAY: 9.30am
FRIDAY:
9.30am 

SATURDAY: Mass at the Mission Hub at Solly Street 10am (normally)
Confessions on Saturday from 10am to 10.45pm and on Tuesday after the evening Mass.

Statement on Abortion amendments to the Crime and Policing Bill

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At least 55.000 people, including at least 16,500 children, have been killed in Gaza s according to the territory's health ministry.
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This is a street artists view of the New 'state of the art' St Vincent's Mission Hub at Solly Street. It houses the University Chaplaincy and is also used as a Diocesan outreach Centre for youth evangelisation. It originally was the Victorian boys school which was opened in the 1860's shortly after the Vincentian Order arrived in the city to establish this parish. Mass is once more being said in it's original habitat of Solly Street after a lapse of twenty-four years. Long may it remain that way. The project was mostly funded by St Vincent's Parish, Crookes with some help from the Diocese. The place is utterly transformed. Why not pay a visit. Fr Paddy
JUBILEE INFORMATION (2025)
JUBILEE INFORMATION (2)
JUBILEE INFORMATION (3)
Prayers for Jubilee (A)

An interesting article on Gaza by a U.S columnist.

Carlo Acutis (Video Link)
youtu.be/J7YKNDwkGKk?si=zfYe8JE-gQpgkqZQ​  
   ASSISTED DYING (SUICIDE)
 
 CATHOLIC CATECHISM TEACHES.​
 "Everyone is responsible for his life before God who has given it to him or her.  It is God who remains the sovereign Master of life.  We are obliged to accept life gratefully and preserve it for his honour and the salvation of our souls.  We are stewards, not owners, of the life God has entrusted to us. It is not ours to dispose of.  Taking one's life contradicts the natural inclination of the human being to preserve and perpetuate his or her life".  
 

"I was sick and you visited me" (Mt 25)  -  not leave me alone in a room to take my own life"
 
Sex Education - hidden dangers
Gender Theory
Causes of concern for parents
Differences - catholic and protestant beliefs
Prayers for Jubilee (B)
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