St. Pauls Catholic Parish Lent and Easter times.
Lent
Fridays of Lent: Mass 11.30 Stations of the Cross 12.00 midday
Holy week.
Holy Thursday: Mass of last supper 7pm at Agia Kyriaki. 6pm in Polis
Good Friday: Passion of Our Lord 3pm at AgianKyriaki. 3pm in Polis
Holy Saturday: Polish service of Blessing of foods 4pm Agia Kyriaki
Easter Vigil: 7pm at Agia Kyriaki. 7pm in Polis
Easter Sunday Masses:
10amm(Sung Latin)
11am (Polish)
12 midday (English)
Christmas eve (Fri. 24th Dec)
8pm Carols from round the world.
9pm Christmas eve Mass
(Often known as Midnight Mass)
Christmas Day (Sat. 25th Dec)
Masses:
10am Latin
11am Polish
12 midday English
Sunday 26th Dec. Holy Family
Masses :
10am Latin
11am Polish
12 midday English
After 14 years of managing and volunteering at the coffee shop Ruth is finally leaving this Sunday. We wish her well in her retirement.
However it means we need volunteers urgently particularly on Sunday 9-1.45
Monday and Thursday 9 -1pm. The shop is doing excellent business since its relocation, thank you to all who have helped achieve this.
If you can help please contact
Fr. Ismael 99719766
or Fr. Jim 99793169
Our shop commonly known as ‘the coffee shop’ is now fully functional at it’s new site.
With grateful thanks to: Peter Morton at Peter Morton removals who moved the shop and Parish office for free Viva FM radio for telling people of the move. Fitzgerald Estates for all their support in making this happen. The money raised from the shop goes directly to the Hospice. We are glad to say that even in July and August the shop made a profit to send to the Hospice.
As the only operational Hospice in Paphos we stayed open all through the Lockdowns and our
constant vigilance meant no cases came into the Hospice. We are extremely busy receiving terminally ill patients not just with Cancer but also final stages of Alzheimer’s, Emphysema, Heart conditions, Kidney failure, Motor neuron and other terminal conditions. We also cared for 2 children and a young adult in their final stages. We serve all communities in Cyprus — Cypriot,
European, Russian, Expat, Sri Lanken and others, no matter their orientation, ability, colour, religion or not, or race.
So thank you to everyone for your support. The coffee shop is open for books, clothes, bric-a-
brac and also a great place to meet friends. So please come and visit us Mon-Fri 9-1 or Sunday
9-1.30pm, donations welcome. Look forward to seeing you.