The Parish of the Nativity of the Lord

Parish Prayer Intentions and Petitions

Prayers of Intercession

16th Sunday of the Year (Cycle B)

21st July 2024

We pray for Pope Francis and all priests, deacons and religious.  May they always find the strength to lead all people to the Father.

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We pray that those who lead our nation are mindful to remember the poorest in our society and promote the common good. We pray, also, for all who are gathered here: that Christ may increase our love for one another and help us to be filled with generosity to all who are in need. 

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We pray for the good news of peace in our world; that violence may end; justice may be established and all people may be reconciled.

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We pray for those who escape across seas from poverty, persecution, violence and war. May they be kept safe on their journey and find welcome and hope.

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We pray for all who are starting their summer holidays. May they enjoy the break, travel safely and return refreshed to our parish community.

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We pray for all those who have died including Matthew Carroll, may they rest in peace.

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About Us

In May 2009 the Parish of the Nativity of the Lord was officially inaugurated by Bishop Kieran Conry, bringing together in a single united community worshippers from the former Parishes of St Joseph’s in Redhill, Holy Family in Reigate and St Teresa of the Child Jesus in Merstham. Whilst retaining its three Churches, the new Parish is administered as a single Parish under the care of Fr Tony Bridson.  Working with Fr Tony are Deacon Tim Murrill and key groups of lay representatives from the three Churches.

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Parish Office
122 Ladbroke Road
Redhill, Surrey, RH1 1LF
01737 761017

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Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am – 3.30pm

Thought for the week

The Lord calls us to be His, to know that we are loved by Him, safe in His presence. Even though the path ahead may be unclear, despite the worries and concerns we may be carrying, it is possible for us to find calm and security …..It is the Lord who calls us, the Lord Who accompanies us, the Lord Who shepherds us.

Bishop Richard Moth