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Peter and Paul, Northfields, covering the Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year B) on Sunday 21st March 2021. It lists the appointed readings for the current and next weeks, includes a reflection from Father Hilary on washing feet, and quotes Jean Vanier and Dr. Sheila Cassidy. 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Peter and Paul, Northfields\n38, Camborne Avenue, Ealing, London, W13 9QZ.  Tel. 020 8567 5421\ne-mail: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:northfields@rcdow.org.uk\" \u0014northfields@rcdow.org.uk\u0015; website: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://parish.rcdow.org.uk/northfields\" \u0014http://parish.rcdow.org.uk/northfields\u0015\nFacebook page: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://fb.me\\\\38camborneavenue\" \u0014https://fb.me\\38camborneavenue\u0015\nParish Priest: Fr. Jim Duffy; Parish Deacon Rev Andrew Goodall\nPastoral Assistant: Anna Maria Dupelycz; Parish Administrator: Rosa Bambury\nAlternative Number: 07787 048144 (Anna); \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:northfieldscat@rcdow.org.uk\" \u0014northfieldscat@rcdow.org.uk\u0015\nOffice Opening Hours Closed\nSacraments and Devotions:\nSuspended until further notice.\nPsalter Week 1\n___________________________________________________________________________________________________\nFifth Sunday of Lent Year B\nSunday 21st March 2021\n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\nReadings:\nThis Week (5th Lent Year B)  Jeremiah 31:31-34; Ps 50; Hebrews 5:7-9; John 12:20-30\nNext Week (Palm Sunday Lent Year B)   Isaiah 50:4-7; Ps 21; Philippians 2:6-11; Mark 14:1 – 15:47\n__________________________________________________________________________________________________\nReflection from Father Hilary.\t\tWashing Feet – According to Christ\nIt is not right if we consider the Lord’s action of washing feet only during Holy Week.  For Him, it applies to every week of the year.  It is such a precious gesture.  Please study it in St. John’s Gospel, Chapter 13.  Let me give you two quotations on the matter from Mr. Jean Vanier and Dr. Sheila Cassidy, both very committed Catholics who have spent their lives lovingly devoted to the extremely disabled, the sick and the dying:\nWhen Jesus washes His disciples’ feet and tells us to do the same, is He not showing us the importance of meeting each other, touching each other with simplicity, gentleness and great respect because each person is precious?  We should all be washing each others’ feet in many different ways all our lives, not in servility but as servant of Love.\nJean Vanier\nJesus even did role-play of how we should behave; he poured water into a bowl and tying a towel round His waist, he went round and washed the disciples’’ feet.  What was He saying with dramatic symbolism?  He was showing us that loving is inseparable from service and that we must not stand on our dignity but must humble ourselves and do menial, earthly, bodily tasks for others.  To put it bluntly, He was saying we must, among other things, feed the hungry and clothe the naked and not only that, we must clear the drunkard’s throat of vomit, turn him on his side so that he doesn’t choke and we must clear up the foul excreta of those whose bodies are so ravaged by disease that they cannot care for themselves.  By this shall people know that we are His disciples.\nDr. Sheila Cassidy\nCelebration of Mass continues. – Details of times overleaf..  If you are shielding, considered vulnerable or not feeling well, please do not come to church – the removal of the obligation to attend Mass is still in operation.  Please do not mingle or stop to chat with anyone outside your ‘bubble’ either inside or outside the church as stipulated by Government guidelines.\nPlease be aware that numbers allowed in the church at any one time are restricted, the wearing of face coverings is mandatory (unless exempt), as is the use of hand sanitiser on entry and exit of the building.\nPlease take a copy of the newsletter to anyone who may not be able to get out.  Prayer resources will be replenished on the table at the back of the church.\nVolunteers still needed to help with cleaning and stewarding.  Cleaning takes place immediately after Mass has finished.  If you would like to volunteer, please contact Rosa on the parish email \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:northfields@rcdow.org.uk\" \u0014northfields@rcdow.org.uk\u0015 or by leaving a message on the office Ansa ","cbCaiagQy5AoRRiK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiagQy5AoRRiK","docx",78398,"English","# Fifth Sunday of Lent Year B\n## Readings\n## Reflection from Father Hilary\n## Mass and pastoral guidance\n## Upcoming events","[{\"question\":\"What are the readings for the Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year B) on Sunday 21st March 2021?\",\"answer\":\"The readings listed are Jeremiah 31:31-34; Psalm 50; Hebrews 5:7-9; and John 12:20-30.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the theme of Father Hilary’s reflection in the newsletter?\",\"answer\":\"The reflection focuses on “Washing Feet – According to Christ,” emphasizing that the practice is meant for every week of the year and is tied to love and service.\"},{\"question\":\"What attendance and health guidance does the newsletter give for church services?\",\"answer\":\"It advises shielding, vulnerable people, and those feeling unwell not to attend; asks people not to mingle outside their “bubble”; notes restricted numbers, mandatory face coverings when not exempt, and use of hand sanitiser on entry and exit.\"}]","Fifth Sunday of Lent Year B - Sunday 21st March 2021 | DOCX",1788322642]