Category Archives: Newsletter

Newsletter: 12th August 2012. Wednesday of this week is the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is a holy day of obligation. Masses in the Church are at 7 and 10am and at 6.30pm and there … Continue reading →

Newsletter 29th July Once again newsletters written well in advance, but I hope that by the time you read this, all will have gone well and at least gradually, things are getting back to normal. Today we have an additional … Continue reading →

Newsletter: 22nd July 2012 Newsletter are written well in advance – but if all goes well I hope to have returned safely from my visit to the hospital for a small operation. Thank you for all your kind wishes, prayers … Continue reading →

Newsletter 15th July 2012. Today there will be a Peace Vigil in the Church from 5.30 to 6.30 pm, organised by the Justice and Peace Group as part of the 100 days of prayer around the Olympic time. Afterwards there … Continue reading →

Newsletter 8th July 2012. A word of thanks to those who were able to come to the Parish meeting last Wednesday and a special word of thanks to the members of the Parish Council – to the outgoing Chair, Barbara, … Continue reading →

Newsletter 10th June 2012 Today we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi. On Maundy Thursday, we recall the institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper, but there are many other things to think about on this evening. Therefore the … Continue reading →

Newsletter; Sunday 3rd June 2012 Today, the complete the Easter Season, we celebrate the feast of the Most Holy Trinity. From today, we cease to use the Regina Coeli as the hymn at the end of the Office of Compline … Continue reading →

Newsletter Sunday 13th May 2012 A very special day as 31 children make their First Holy Communion at the 11 am Mass. Congratulations and best wishes to all the children and a word of thanks to all the parents who … Continue reading →

Sunday 15th April 2012 Today, the Sunday at the end of the Easter Octave, is known as Low Sunday, and also as Quasimodo Sunday from the first word of the Latin Introit. The famous Parisian bell ringer was born on … Continue reading →