SUNDAY MASS TIMES Saturday 6pm (Vigil of Sunday);
8.00am, 9.30am, 11am & 6pm.
WEEKDAY MASS TIMES Mon 30 June Dedication of the Cathedral Church of SS Peter and Paul
7.30am Mass
Tues 1 July St Oliver Plunket
7.30am Mass
 Wed 2 July
7.30am Mass
12midday Mass
7.00pm Mass in the Tridentine Rite
Thu 3 July St Thomas
7.30am Mass Private intention
Friday 4 July
7.30am Mass
Saturday 5 July
Confessions 8.45am-9.15am
11.00am Permanent Diaconate Ordination Mass
Confessions 5pm-5.30pm
6.00pm Vigil Mass (James, Mary and Samuel Beach RIP)
Clifton Cathedral Podcast click here for further details.
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 10.00 – 10.30 & 5.00pm – 5.30pm.
Our Contact Details Clifton Cathedral
Cathedral Church of SS Peter and Paul
Clifton Cathedral House
Clifton Park
Bristol BS8 3BX
United Kingdom
Telephone: (0117) 973 8411
[international: +44 117 973 8411]
Fax: (0117) 974 4897
[international: +44 117 974 4897]
Booking the Cathedral If you would like to book the Cathedral for concerts or other events, contact Mrs Penny Chappell, Monday to Friday 9 - 1pm on 0117 9738411
City Views of the Cathedral For City Views of Clifton Cathedral Click Here.
For panoramic views Click here.
This Week's Newsletter Events and activities that are of interest to our parishioners click here.
Also see Cathedral Appeal for Peru
Glastonbury Pilgrimage Sunday 13th July 2008.  The theme of the Pilgrimage this year is “Mary, Health of the Sick”.  The Pilgrimage Mass will, again, include a Sacramental Anointing of the Sick.  The procession this year does not visit the Tor.  Instead it will start and finish in the Abbey. 
Scripture Reflections 01 Jun - 9th Sun Ord Time
08 Jun - 10th Sun Ord Time
15 Jun - 11th Sun Ord Time
22 Jun - 12th Sun Ord Time
24 Jun - Birth John the Baptist
28 Jun - Peter and Paul
29 Jun - SS Peter and Paul
06 Jul - 14th Sun Ord Time
13 Jul - 15th Sun Ord Time
20 Jul - 16th Sun Ord Time
27 Jul - 17th Sun Ord Time
03 Aug - 18th Sun Ord Time
Tridentine Mass  ...will be offered in the Cathedral at 7.00pm on Wednesday the 2nd July, which, in the Old Liturgical Calendar, is the Feast of the Visitation of Our Lady.
UCM Pilgrimage to Walsingham takes place next week.  The coach leaves Sacred Heart Church on Monday 30th June at 9am.

SITUATION IN ZIMBABWE 

 In a joint letter, Bishop Crispian Hollis joined other Christian leaders in calling on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to "redouble" its efforts to ensure fair elections in Zimbabwe, where people are due to vote on 27 June in a second round to elect a president.  The letter, sent out through Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, is addressed to President Levy Mwanawasa of Zambia, president of SADC and expresses "grave concerns about the deteriorating situation" in Zimbabwe, where violence and killings have followed the first round of presidential elections in March.
Adoption The Catholic Children's Society is keen to hear from anyone who may be interested in adoption.  They work with prospective adopters, preparing and supporting them through the adoption process and provide long term support to families after adoption as they continue their new lives together.  If you are interested in finding out more about adoption, please contact CCS Adoption on 0117 935 0005 and we will be glad to send you an information pack.  Alternatively, you can visit their website at www.ccsadoption.org  where you can also hear podcasts.
Prayer Requests If you would like a prayer request remembered at Mass - follow the link on the menu (left). Prayer requests are remembered at The first Friday of the month 7.30am Mass.
Requests come in from all over the UK and world. We ask local parishioners and our global visitors to remember the following, who have contacted us, in their prayers:
Recent requests received
Your prayers are asked for the following:
- For BM, whos is ill in hospital with a heart condition.
- From MJM, for a successful completion of a postgraduate degree.
- For N, at a Christian youth weekend, to find his faith.
- From SFM for JFM who died of prostate cancer recently.
- From T, for J, T and the family.
- From B and C, for their intentions.
- From J, for S recently diagnosed with lung cancer.
- From JF, for For B, K and L 'during cancer treatment'.
- From EM, for a successful job interview.
- From T, 'for a little boy named FA who has a brain tumor and not expected to live long'.
- From M, for healing in a personal relationship.
- From M, for C for emotional healing.
Any Questions? If you would like to ask a question - follow the link on the menu (left)
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Canon Alan Finley ...writes:  May I very briefly say how I look forward to serving you the Cathedral parishioners, staff, the Diocese and the many visitors, as best I can when I come to you as Parish Priest on the 13th September.  I thank Bishop Declan for placing his trust in me and assure Monsignor Robert of my prayers and good wishes as he prepares to leave.  I ask very much for your prayers, which I know I will have.  To those who remember me from 1975/1980, I look forward to seeing you again.  That is if we can recognise each other!  With my good wishes and prayers for you all.
Summer Party The Guild of Catholic Doctors at its AGM in April of this year voted to allow Council to admit other Health Care workers to full membership, and to change our name to “Catholic Medical Association (UK)”.  This is an exciting and positive move to extend our remit and to help Catholic Health Care workers cope with the increasing difficulties of maintaining our Faith as we work in the NHS.  Our next meeting on Wednesday 25th June is our annual party to be held in the grounds of St. Joseph’s Home with Mass at 7.00pm followed by an American Supper.  Please do join us and bring along friends and colleagues.  Further details: Tina Quinn.  Tinaquinn123aol.com.