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Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, in our continuing series of catechesis on the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, we reflect today on the liturgical year and its relevance for the faithful. The liturgical year is not a static representation of past events, but an encounter with Christ himself, who desires to immerse his people in the mysteries of the history of salvation. The day on which Christ rose from the dead is the core of the liturgical year, and foreshadows Christ’s second coming, when we will all rise again. For this reason, it is essential for the faithful to sanctify the Lord’s Day by gathering to celebrate the Eucharist. May our active participation and steadfast witness help us to enter ever more deeply into the reality of belonging to Christ, and may we anticipate with hope his coming in glory.
If your child is in Yr3 from September 2026 or above and you have not received the form from school all application forms are now available at the side entrance. Children who need to be baptised: Emails have been sent to parents of children who are yet to be baptised before starting the FHC programme . You MUST attend the meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9th September in the meeting room, in the Priests house. The first meeting for all parents whose children are starting the programme will be on Wednesday 16th September at 7pm in the meeting room. You must attend this meeting.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, in our continuing series of catechesis on the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, we reflect today on the liturgical year and its relevance for the faithful. The liturgical year is not a static representation of past events, but an encounter with Christ himself, who desires to immerse his people in the mysteries of the history of salvation. The day on which Christ rose from the dead is the core of the liturgical year, and foreshadows Christ’s second coming, when we will all rise again. For this reason, it is essential for the faithful to sanctify the Lord’s Day by gathering to celebrate the Eucharist. May our active participation and steadfast witness help us to enter ever more deeply into the reality of belonging to Christ, and may we anticipate with hope his coming in glory.
If your child is in Yr3 from September 2026 or above and you have not received the form from school all application forms are now available at the side entrance. Children who need to be baptised: Emails have been sent to parents of children who are yet to be baptised before starting the FHC programme . You MUST attend the meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9th September in the meeting room, in the Priests house. The first meeting for all parents whose children are starting the programme will be on Wednesday 16th September at 7pm in the meeting room. You must attend this meeting.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, in our continuing series of catechesis on the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, we reflect today on the liturgical year and its relevance for the faithful. The liturgical year is not a static representation of past events, but an encounter with Christ himself, who desires to immerse his people in the mysteries of the history of salvation. The day on which Christ rose from the dead is the core of the liturgical year, and foreshadows Christ’s second coming, when we will all rise again. For this reason, it is essential for the faithful to sanctify the Lord’s Day by gathering to celebrate the Eucharist. May our active participation and steadfast witness help us to enter ever more deeply into the reality of belonging to Christ, and may we anticipate with hope his coming in glory.
If your child is in Yr3 from September 2026 or above and you have not received the form from school all application forms are now available at the side entrance. Children who need to be baptised: Emails have been sent to parents of children who are yet to be baptised before starting the FHC programme . You MUST attend the meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9th September in the meeting room, in the Priests house. The first meeting for all parents whose children are starting the programme will be on Wednesday 16th September at 7pm in the meeting room. You must attend this meeting.
Please join us for Tea and Coffee served every Sunday after 9:30 Mass.
Dear brothers and sisters, in our continuing series of catechesis on the Second Vatican Council’s Constitution on the liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, we reflect today on the liturgical year and its relevance for the faithful. The liturgical year is not a static representation of past events, but an encounter with Christ himself, who desires to immerse his people in the mysteries of the history of salvation. The day on which Christ rose from the dead is the core of the liturgical year, and foreshadows Christ’s second coming, when we will all rise again. For this reason, it is essential for the faithful to sanctify the Lord’s Day by gathering to celebrate the Eucharist. May our active participation and steadfast witness help us to enter ever more deeply into the reality of belonging to Christ, and may we anticipate with hope his coming in glory.
If your child is in Yr3 from September 2026 or above and you have not received the form from school all application forms are now available at the side entrance. Children who need to be baptised: Emails have been sent to parents of children who are yet to be baptised before starting the FHC programme . You MUST attend the meeting at 7pm on Wednesday 9th September in the meeting room, in the Priests house. The first meeting for all parents whose children are starting the programme will be on Wednesday 16th September at 7pm in the meeting room. You must attend this meeting.
Prayer Group Meeting is on the last Friday of the month 7-8:30pm in The Presbytery and our theme shall be pilgrimage and renewal. Please ring Pat Greenall for details 07599355924.
The next Bereavement Group Meeting please contact Pat Greenall on 07599355924
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