Fr. Aaron Writes 16th April 2023

Webmaster • April 14, 2023

Fr Aaron writes…


Dear Friends,



Easter Greetings! May I continue to offer my best wishes and prayers to you all as we celebrate the octave of

Easter. This weekend we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday. We are always mindful of the Lord’s continuing call to

conversion. As we ask the Lord to have mercy on us, we pray to be transformed from within and we receive grace

upon grace and the gift of peace that the Lord imparts to his scared Apostles in the Upper Room.


It was lovely to see many of you during Holy Week and at our Easter Sunday Masses – lots of returning faces, which

gladdened my heart!


As the children return to school, may our schools radiate the joy of the Resurrection of Christ. May we all be

witnesses to hope and live in the knowledge that Christ is alive!


Generosity - I would like to thank you for your generosity in the Easter Collection which is your gift to the parish

priest and goes to make up his salary for the rest of the year – it is very much appreciated.


With every prayer and good wish for the coming week.

Fr Aaron




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