Bulletin St Leo 16th Sunday July 17016
St Leo’s community thanks the local Muslim community for the gift of chocolates as they mark the end of Ramadan.
The chocolates will be shared after the 10.30 Sunday Mass.
Intercessions St Leo’s 16th Sunday of the Year 17th July
For Pope Francis, our Archbishop Philip, the leaders and people of our local Christian communities,
and for the local Muslim people as they celebrate the end of their holy season. Lord, hear us
We pray for the well-being of our country and for the European Union.
We pray also that our MPs will be guided towards the abolition of all nuclear weapons
as they debate the issue of Trident’s renewal on Monday. Lord, hear us.
For people who live in any kind of distress, especially refugees, those who suffer from violence or war,
and all victims of religious persecution. Lord, hear us.
For all who bear the cross of ill health, especially the housebound and the terminally ill and their families:
Mgr Peter Smith, Win Hogben, Rita McShane, Ann Judge, Catherine Howie, Charles Hamilton,
Teresita and Socorro Ortiz, Margaret McCafferty, Brigid Devlin, Moira Montgomery, Margaret Gilmour,
Cathy Gilbert, Kathleen Mallon, Irene and Pat Docherty, Mgrs Donald McKay and Noel Woods.
Lord, hear us
For our deceased relatives, friends and fellow-parishioners, including those killed by acts of terror
in Nice and in the Middle East, all affected by the attempted coup in Turkey,
and all those whose anniversary falls about, including Mary McKenna.
We also pray for those who have been injured or killed while serving the community in the armed forces.
Lord, hear us .
Please find the Glasgow Churches Together Prayer for Peace in the Bulletin:
God our Father,
We pray for peace in our troubled world.
May nations work together to bring harmony to all people; May acts of war come to an end with peaceful solutions;
May terrorism be eradicated and may your peace reign.
We pray for the people affected by the tragic events killing and injuring so many in Nice.
We pray for those who witnessed and for the families of all those affected.
We pray for the people of Turkey: for all who died in the attempted coup And all who have been scarred by the events.
Father, may your healing come upon the Brokenness of our world and may we learn from our mistakes
And turn to your mercy and compassion through Christ our Lord.
Radioalba schedule week beginning July 16th
8.00 – 8.30:Morning Prayer is led by Brendan Gill with music from the St Mungo Singers, 
with Noel Donnelly as psalmist and harpist, and Jane McKenna on the organ.
Lochmaddy Primary School in the Western Isles leads us in a Morning Prayer in Gaelic and English.
Canon Bob Hill comments on the passage in St Luke’s Gospel about Martha and Mary.
And Mary Bradley gives us a prayer for peace.
This 30 minute programme repeats every half hour until 12.00.
At Noon the Scottish Catholic Observer gives us 15 minutes of news.
and at 12.15 there is a little service for those who are bereaved,
And at 12.30 the archive takes over until 6.00 when the session from 12.00 to 12.30 is repeated.
From 20.00 to 21.00 and from 21.00 to 22.00 there is a
24 minutes Evening Prayer;
a Magazine section at 20.24 and 21.24: David Smith reads ‘Hope for 20,000 African children (‘Africa’ magazine)
and Jean Swinbank reads Angus Robertson’s report from Life and Work on ‘Engineering a new Future.’
Night Prayer is at 20.50 and 21.50
