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Parish of the Most Holy & Undivided Trinity, Grimsby, Cleethorpes & Immingham!
On Monday morning, during Mass for the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord and on the World Day for Consecrated Life, Sr Bridgetta and Sr Ann Helen renewed their commitment as Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace, we are all so thankful for their presence and ministry here in our parish.
We will always thank the CSJP for their commitment to our parish and the Diocese of Nottingham - in which they were founded, in St Barnabas’ Cathedral (Nottingham Cathedral) on 7th January 1884.
This was just a few months after St Mary on the Sea Church opened, the first Catholic church to be built in north eastern Lincolnshire since the Reformation.
Immediately after the Sisters’ foundation, Bishop Bagshawe brought some of the Sisters to establish a mission in Grimsby, and they have been here ever since - our parish would not be the same without them!
To learn more about the CSJP, and their mission of ‘Pursuing justice, we seek God’s gift of peace,’ please visit -
www.csjp.org
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Thank you both for all you do x
Thank you Sisters, also remembering with fondness and gratitude those who have gone before you 🙏
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Holocaust Memorial Day –
27th January 2026:
On HMD, which marks the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp, on 27th January 1945, we remember the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, and the millions of others killed under Nazi persecution, and in the genocides which followed, such as those in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur.
We are physical neighbours to our Hebrew sisters and brothers who worship across the road, from St Mary on the Sea Church, in the Sir Moses Montefiore Memorial Synagogue.
The lights in St Mary’s will be lit overnight, as they are every year after the Easter Vigil in the Holy Night and after the Mass of Christmas Night, on Kristallnacht and on HMD, in remembrance and as a prayer that we will always uphold the dignity of each and every human being, for we are all made in God’s image and are equal in his sight.
More information is available at hmd.org.uk/what-is-holocaust-memorial-day/
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It looks beautiful x
Brilliant statement God Bless 🙏
“The people who sat in darkness have seen a great light.”
Jesus begins his mission not in a place of strength, but in Galilee a place of uncertainty and change. Fishermen are mending their nets, life is continuing as normal, and yet into this ordinary moment Jesus speaks an extraordinary invitation: “Come after me.”
Peter, Andrew, James and John do not have everything planned. They respond because they recognise the moment the Kingdom is close, and the light has already begun to shine.
This weekend, in his pastoral letter launching the new Diocesan Mission Plan, Bishop Patrick reminded us all in the Diocese of Nottingham that the Church is called not simply to manage decline, but to reshape itself for renewal, growth and mission.
Rooted in Encounter, Discipleship and Mission, this journey asks each of us to rediscover our part in Christ’s call to “Go, make disciples.” 
This Sunday’s Gospel reassures us that mission does not begin with having all the answers. It begins with listening, with courage, and with the willingness to take the next step, trusting that God will bless what we place in his hands.
Lord Jesus, you call us as we are and lead us by your light. Give us the courage to follow where you lead, the generosity to place our gifts at your service, and the trust to walk together as a parish on the path of renewal and mission. Amen.
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