Category: November

Resources for November

21/10/2021

Praying at Home.
November a month to remember.

This booklet could be printed and distributed to parishioners particularly those who are housebound.

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If parishes wish to use a commercial printer this separate file should be used, indeed Parishes may wish to collaborate on printing this booklet across their Vicariate.

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Parish liturgy resources for November.

This is a booklet of resources containing a service for remembering our dearly departed, prayer for visiting a church or graveyard and a series of prayers and quotes from our Saints. You may wish to select items to place into your Parish Bulletin during the month of November.

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Social Media

Each day during November we will share on Social Media a prayer to encourage people in their daily prayer. These prayers will be on specific themes e.g. Praying for Deceased mothers and also incorporate specific dates within the Church Calendar e.g World Day for the Poor, and Red Wednesday where we pray for Persecuted Christians.

If your Parish Social Media administrator would like to schedule posts in advance, all images can be dowloaded below.

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November: A Month to Remember

23/10/2020

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Pictured with the NPN's Resource to support the Domestic Church during the month of November.
Bishop Donal McKeown, Bishop of Derry - Charlotte Gormley, Youth Coordinator Templemore Parish, Derry - Tony Brennan, Pastoral Coordinator, Diocese of Derry

We have prepared a simple resource for prayer at home during the month of November. The short booklet highlights the month of November as a time to remember and pray for our dearly departed. It marks out the feast days, provides a family prayer service, instructions to prepare a sacred space in the home and some additional prayers for this time. This may be circulated to priests and parishes to encourage households to mark this special month of remembrance with some time for prayer together. May it bring comfort, solace and the light of Christ to many people during the coming days and weeks.