Holy Week Ceremonies

 

Statistics for weekend 20/21 March

 The Mass figures for the weekend March 20/21

The figure in brackets the lower end of how many 'units' can attend. A unit can be one single person, or a whole family/household/bubble - or even those who have travelled together in the same car. So the figure in the brackets can increase. So in Shepton it may be only that 40 single people attend, but if they are in bubbles/families/households/cars, then the number can be much larger.

NOTE: some Mass times have changed.

Wells Saturday 6.00pm - 35 (34) - up 2

Glastonbury Saturday 6.00pm - 32 (50) - down 5

Cheddar Sunday 9.00am - 17 (25) - down 12
Shepton Sunday 9.00am -32 (40) - no change
Wells Sunday 10.30am - 46 (34) - up 3
Glastonbury Sunday 10.30am - 50 (50) - up 12
Cheddar Sunday 11am - 20 (25) - 
Glastonbury Sunday 12.15 - 47 (50) - up 6

Our numbers this weekend were up 19 on the weekend before over the four parishes. 

Since "Lockdown 2" the numbers have been 262, 271, 258, 226, 213, 216, 218, 161, 189, 176, 201, 252, 259, 237, 244.

279 people came to Mass in total this weekend. Our Mass figures would normally have been 573. We are running at 48%.

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Data based on four point simple rolling average: 267

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[For those interested in statistical analysis, I have started using a four point simple rolling average. This should iron out statistical inconsistencies and give a clearer view of the trends within the four parishes as a whole. If for whatever reason the numbers are inflated or deflated for one weekend, four point rolling averages help to level out these outliers.]

Holy Week Ceremonies

 

Bulletin 27/28 March

 

Sacred Triduum

 

Curing gambling in the young

 

How to cure school boys of gambling. It was simple statistics. Coins in a bag, probabitity of getting over a certain amount. As you can see all 7 bet 10 euros. 

All 7 lost.

A happy double Maths lesson. 

Bulletin 20/21 March 2021

 

Clever spoon

 

Very clever spoon. You rest it on the lip of the jar, so that is doesn't mess up the table, or plate, and if it drips, then it drips back into the jar.

I saw this in France. 

Statistics for the weekend of 13/14 March

The Mass figures for the weekend March 6/7

The figure in brackets the lower end of how many 'units' can attend. A unit can be one single person, or a whole family/household/bubble - or even those who have travelled together in the same car. So the figure in the brackets can increase. So in Shepton it may be only that 40 single people attend, but if they are in bubbles/families/households/cars, then the number can be much larger.

NOTE: some Mass times have changed.

Wells Saturday 6.00pm - 33 (34) - down 8

Glastonbury Saturday 6.00pm - 37 (50) - up 3

Cheddar Sunday 9.00am - 29 (25) - down 4
Shepton Sunday 9.00am - 41 (40) - up 6
Wells Sunday 10.30am - 43 (34) - down 4
Glastonbury Sunday 10.30am - 38 (50) - down 6
Cheddar Sunday 11am - 0 (25) - no data
Glastonbury Sunday 12.15 - 41 (50) - up 4

Our numbers this weekend were down 9 on the weekend before over the four parishes. 

Since "Lockdown 2" the numbers have been 271, 258, 226, 213, 216, 218, 161, 189, 176, 201, 252, 259, 237, 244.

262 people came to Mass in total this weekend. Our Mass figures would normally have been 573. We are running at 45%.

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Data based on four point simple rolling average: 254

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[For those interested in statistical analysis, I have started using a four point simple rolling average. This should iron out statistical inconsistencies and give a clearer view of the trends within the four parishes as a whole. If for whatever reason the numbers are inflated or deflated for one weekend, four point rolling averages help to level out these outliers.]

A Puzzle

 A monk tries to work out who stole the wall of the Chapter House...

*** SPOILER - It was Henry VIII ***

Bulletin of the weekend of 13/14 March

 

Nice picture

 In Bologna

Statistics fro March 6/7

 The Mass figures for the weekend March 6/7

The figure in brackets the lower end of how many 'units' can attend. A unit can be one single person, or a whole family/household/bubble - or even those who have travelled together in the same car. So the figure in the brackets can increase. So in Shepton it may be only that 40 single people attend, but if they are in bubbles/families/households/cars, then the number can be much larger.

NOTE: some Mass times have changed.

Wells Saturday 6.00pm - 41 (34) - no change

Glastonbury Saturday 6.00pm - 34 (50) - down 16

Cheddar Sunday 9.00am - 33 (25) - up 11
Shepton Sunday 9.00am - 35 (40) - down 3
Wells Sunday 10.30am - 47 (34) - up 20
Glastonbury Sunday 10.30am - 44 (50) - up 5
Cheddar Sunday 11am - 0 (25) - SUSPENDED
Glastonbury Sunday 12.15 - 37 (50) - down 3

Our numbers this weekend were up 13 on the weekend before over the four parishes. 

Since "Lockdown 2" the numbers have been 258, 226, 213, 216, 218, 161, 189, 176, 201, 252, 259, 237, 244.

271 people came to Mass in total this weekend. Our Mass figures would normally have been 573. We are running at 47%.

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Data based on four point simple rolling average: 242

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[For those interested in statistical analysis, I have started using a four point simple rolling average. This should iron out statistical inconsistencies and give a clearer view of the trends within the four parishes as a whole. If for whatever reason the numbers are inflated or deflated for one weekend, four point rolling averages help to level out these outliers.]

Bulletin weekend 06/07 March 2021

 

More Chartres Pilgrimage 2015

 

Nice picture

 

Chartres Pilgrimage 2015

Stats for 27/28 Feb - Turning the Tide?

The Mass figures for the weekend February 27/28

The figure in brackets the lower end of how many 'units' can attend. A unit can be one single person, or a whole family/household/bubble - or even those who have travelled together in the same car. So the figure in the brackets can increase. So in Shepton it may be only that 40 single people attend, but if they are in bubbles/families/households/cars, then the number can be much larger.

NOTE: some Mass times have changed.

Wells Saturday 6.00pm - 41 (34) - up 2

Glastonbury Saturday 6.00pm - 50 (50) - up 21

Cheddar Sunday 9.00am - 22 (25) - down 2
Shepton Sunday 9.00am - 38 (40) - up 15
Wells Sunday 10.30am - 27 (34) - up 3
Glastonbury Sunday 10.30am - 39 (50) - down 6
Cheddar Sunday 11am - 0 (25) - SUSPENDED
Glastonbury Sunday 12.15 - 40 (50) - down 2

Our numbers this weekend were up 32 on the weekend before over the four parishes. 

Since "Lockdown 2" the numbers have been 226, 213, 216, 218, 161, 189, 176, 201, 252, 259, 237, 244.

258 people came to Mass in total this weekend. Our Mass figures would normally have been 573. We are running at 45%.

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Data based on four point simple rolling average: 228

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[For those interested in statistical analysis, I have started using a four point simple rolling average. This should iron out statistical inconsistencies and give a clearer view of the trends within the four parishes as a whole. If for whatever reason the numbers are inflated or deflated for one weekend, four point rolling averages help to level out these outliers.]