Bulletin - 14/15 June 2025
- stj584
- Jun 12
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Updated: Jun 20

Parish Details
Parish of Saint Joseph, Malvern, Worcestershire
Archdiocese of Birmingham, Registered Charity 234216
Address: 125 Newtown Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 1PF
Parish Priest: Fr. Nazarius Mgungwe fr.nazarius.mgungwe@rcaob.org.uk 01684 574250
Parish Administrator: Nazzarena Wood stjoseph.malvern@rcaob.org.uk 01684 574250
PAC Chairman: Edd Hogan, 07500 639308
Parish Safeguarding Rep: Kevin Douglas 01886 832468
Health & Safety, Room Bookings: Sue Stubbings 01684 541716
St Joseph's School - Head Teacher: Thérèse Langford 01684 573016
School Secretary: Charlotte Wilkinson 01684 573016
Co-Chairs of Governors: Chris Park & Maggie Griffiths 01684 573016
Safeguarding
The Parish operates in accordance with Statutory Safeguarding Guidance and the National and Archdioceses policies & procedures at all times. Our Parish Safeguarding Representative is Kevin Douglas. He can be contacted at sg.stjoseph.malvern@rcaob.org.uk or alternatively the Diocesan Safeguarding team can be contacted on 0121 230 6240 safeguarding@rcaob.org.uk if you have any concerns.
Confessions
Fr Naz hears confession in the Confessional from 10:30am until 11 am on Saturdays or by appointment.
Mass Times
Sat 14th, FERIA IN ORDINARY TIME, 10.00am, No Mass
Sat 14th, EVE OF SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, 6.00pm, Holy Mass, Ted Lawrence ✟ (Gemma Lawrence)
Sun 15th, SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, 11.00am, Trinity Sunday - Father's Day - Celebration of First Holy Communion Mass - Livestreamed, First Holy Communion Children
Sun 15th, Ukrainian Greek Catholic Liturgy, 2.00pm
Mon 16th, FERIA IN ORDINARY TIME, 12.00 noon, Holy Mass - Livestreamed, Deceased of the Savage Family (Lynne Harper)
Tue 17th, FERIA IN ORDINARY TIME, 7.45am, Holy Mass, Intentions of Slawek
Wed 18th, FEAST OF THE DEDICATION OF THE CATHEDRAL, Private Mass
Thur 19th, EXPOSITION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT. 10am-6.45pm
Thur 19th, FERIA IN ORDINARY TIME, 7.00pm, Holy Mass - Livestreamed, David John Taylor RIP (Jean Rogers)
Fri 20th, FERIA IN ORDINARY TIME, 10.00am, Funeral Mass
Sat 21st, MEMORIAL OF ST ALOYSIUS GONZAGA, RELIGIOUS, 10.00am, Holy Mass, Pro Populo
Sat 21st, EVE OF SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD
OF CHRIST, 6.00pm, Holy Mass, Jim Brooks RIP (Sue Whitteron)
Sun 22nd, SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST, 11.00am, Holy Mass - Livestreamed, Michael Kelly RIP (Margaret Chetwood)
Holy Mass at St Joseph's is livestreamed on some days via YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@stjosephs.rcparish.malvernuk
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About This Week's Mass
SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY TRINITY – YEAR C Book - Volume 2
14TH-15TH JUNE 2025 – Parish Mass Book Page number 81
FATHER’S DAY REFLECTION: SUNDAY 15TH JUNE
In honour of Father’s Day, as we celebrate fathers worldwide, we turn our hearts to God, the ultimate Father from whom every family in heaven and on earth is named. The love of our heavenly Father is profoundly expressed in the Scriptures: “See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are” (1 John 3:1, ESV). This divine love is astonishing and humbling.
Pope’s Prayer Intention for June
That the world might grow in compassion. Let us pray that each one of us may find consolation in a personal relationship with Jesus and, from his Heart, learn to have compassion on the world.
Please Pray
For the Sick and Housebound of St Joseph’s Parish: Clare Gray, Anne Wiseman, Anne-Marie Elder and Elizabeth Docker. We include all those in hospitals, nursing homes & their own homes. Our Lady, health of the sick, pray for them. Amen.
For those on the anniversary of their death: Maureen Flaugh, Jan Majdansk, Patricia Rooney and Nina Pereria Nunes.
For those celebrating their Wedding Anniversary: Alice and Simon Kirby and Sheila and Greville Sheringham.
SECOND COLLECTION THIS SUNDAY
This Trinity Sunday, the Church in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland, jointly marks the Day for Life, as a reminder of the need to respect and protect the inherent value and dignity of each life. All of you are invited to join us in prayer and promotion of the Day.
The second collection today goes toward the Day for Life Fund. Every year, the fund allocates over £200,000 in grants, to organisations that which promote the Christian respect for life from conception to natural death, in various ways. This has made a significant impact in local communities of England and Wales, by for example, providing mothers and children with necessary means. This is possible only because of your generous support to the fund, we therefore invite you to give as much as you can and encourage others to do so.
ROGER WATSON'S 60TH YEAR OF ORDINATION
15th June at St Leonard’s Church of the Beauchamp Community. It will start with an Ecumenical Service Evensong at 3.30 pm followed by tea.
CHURCHES TOGETHER MALVERN
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - LANSDOWNE CRESCENT METHODIST CHURCH -MONDAY 9th JUNE - 7.00pm - Meeting will start at 7.30pm and finish by 9pm
SOLEMNITY OF THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST
Following the 11am Corpus Christi Mass on 22nd we shall have a Procession with the Blessed Sacrament into the School Garden and the children who will make their First Communion this week will lead the procession dressed up in their communion dress. Let us make a celebration of it with a bring and share in the parish garden.
VISIT OF YOUTH GROUP FROM SACRED HEART, BLACKBIRD LEYS, OXFORD
At the Corpus Christi Mass on 22nd June, we shall be joined by a group of young people with their parents from Sacred Heart Parish in Oxford who will like to take a walk on the Malvern Hills. They will love it if anyone wishes to join them on this walk.
CHILDREN OF ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL INTERVIEWING PARISHIONERS
As part of the plans for the 150th anniversary, children from year 5 and 6 are going to interview parishioners about being part of the parish and what St Joseph's means to them. If you would be willing to be interviewed and are available on Monday 23 June at 12:45, please speak to Mary Taylor after 11 o'clock Mass or email 150stjosephs@gmail.com We would like to get a range of experiences so all ages are welcome, even if you have not been in the parish for long
TEA IN THE GARDEN (INDOORS IF WET)
You are warmly invited to join us for tea, cakes and social time in our garden on Sunday 29th June from 2pm. Liz and Chris Burger at 120 Lower Howsell Road, WR14 1DL
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
Sunday 6th July, 4pm, in the McEnnis Room. Please come to this important meeting where we hear from Fr Naz and the PAC about the past year and the plans for our parish into the future. Several PAC members will be retiring, and we would like to invite parishioners to consider joining the PAC. Nomination forms will be in the narthex over the next few weeks. If you have questions about the PAC or what being a member involves, please ask Fr Naz or Edd Hogan. An agenda and supporting documents that the APM will cover will be available shortly online and a printed reference copy will be available to view in church.
PARISH MAGAZINE
Copy Day for the next edition is Sunday 29th June. All contributions welcome, especially if you haven't written for us before. Please send copy to Margaret
Rank merank@btinternet.com or leave in an envelope in the narthex.
LIFEPATH
Approximately 60 primary school children are booked in for Lifepath week. Please come and join us for the Commissioning Service at the Priory on 22nd June at 6.30pm. You will be very welcome, and please pray for the continued planning and for the children attending as they think about their own Lifepath.
RETIREMENT OF MRS THERESE LANGFORD AS HEADTEACHER OF ST JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL
Mrs Langford will be retiring at the end of this term. She will be replaced by a leadership Team comprised of Mrs Christina Has as Executive Head and Mrs Charlotte Docker as Head of School. Both of these have worked at St Joseph’s in the past and know the scholl well and they are highly experienced. With such talent the school will be in very safe hands.
A THANK YOU MASS FOR MRS LANGFORD
We as a parish community will be offering a thanksgiving Mass on Sunday, 13th July at 11am for all her hard work over the years. We shall have a special collection on the weekend of 21st and 22nd June to help us buy a present for her.
THIRD READING VOTE ON TERMINALLY ILL ADULTS
Archbishop Bernard Longley wishes to encourage everyone to make one last effort to contact their Members of Parliament ahead of this crucial vote. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill that is likely to be on 13th and 20th June. For more details, see attachment below:




