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Here in Salford (both the City and the Diocese) we continue to be in an area where the prevalence of the virus is still strong and so Bishop John is urging us, having established very good practices in the use of our churches, to change little for the time being. This is sound advice and so we will not be making any dramatic or speedy changes here in Our Lady of Hope Parish. We will look carefully at things in the coming weeks and only lift our restrictions when we judge it is safer to do so.
In particular those attending services in our churches are asked to continue to follow the instructions of our stewards, to continue to wear facemasks (unless exempt), to maintain social distancing and to sanitise their hands on entry.
The Bishops' Conference have issued a statement entitled Sunday - it is our Day in which they reaffirm that the Sunday Obligation cannot be safely restored at this point, though they hope it might be possible by the First Sunday of Advent.
Masses in our two churches continue at our usual Mass times as indicated on our newsletter with numbers allowed up to the safe capacity of the church.
Masses held at St Luke's church are live streamed on our Facebook page.
Funerals can be held at our churches, with numbers of mourners allowed up to the safe capacity of the church.
For information about Baptisms please click here.

Faith Formation

Information about Baptism, other Sacraments, RCIA and the ongoing faith journey of our parish

Hope In The Future

Hope in the Future is an invitation to every parish in the Diocese to recognise and develop their missionary identity and their call to evangelise.

Community

We have many active groups in the Parish with interests and activities for all ages

Online Donations

Information on how to donate securely to Our Lady of Hope parish on-line

Mass Times & Services

Please refer to the latest newsletter (below) for Mass times this week.

Newsletter 1 August 2021

Livestream Masses are viewed from our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ourladyofhopesalford/

Children's Liturgy

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Sacramental Programme

Click here for more information on the sacramental programme

Newsletters & Downloads

Mass Sheet for Eighteenth Sunday of the Year

Newsletter 1 August 2021

Newsletter 25 July 2021

Sunday - it is our Day (Bishops' Conference Statement)

WDFGE Prayer

Newsletter 18 July 2021

Newsletter 11 July 2021

Newsletter 4 July 2021

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Can you help?

We need a couple of volunteers to help with the Newsletter (editing and in future times, printing at the church). We also need a volunteer to assist on simple website updates - training will be given (via Zoom)

If you are able to assist with either of these, please contact Paul Ashton: communications@ourladyofhope.org.uk

Online Donations

During the closure of our churches for several months in 2020, there was a considerable decrease in the parish income and so the diocese set up a means whereby donations can be made online. This continues as an option now for those who are not able to get to church or who do not want to set up a standing order for regular payment. At the same time, we are conscious that many of you may also be experiencing financial hardship, so we are not expecting people to give what they haven't got

If you would like to make a donation to Our Lady of Hope Parish, please follow the link. Your donation will go into the main diocesan account and then be allocated to the parish.

Donations to the parish

https://donor.secure-operations.com/detailed/donate?charity_id=1086324&type=2&reference=S09&amount=

Other Donations

If you wish to make an online donation to one of our diocesan funds, then please use the Donate button on the front page of the diocesan website www.dioceseofsalford.org.uk

Vaccinations

ishop John is urging all adults, who are able to do so, to be vaccinated. Pope Francis has reminded people of the duty to be vaccinated if they are able.

Lockdown Roadmap

On Monday (19 July) we reach Step 4 of the Government's roadmap for coming out of lockdown. Whilst this means there will no longer be legal restrictions imposed upon us, it does not mean that everything is now safe and back to normal.