This third Sunday of Lent marks the halfway point of our Lenten Season. It’s not a bad time to ask ourselves, “How have we been going this Lent?”. There is a saying that “penance should not only be inward and individual, but also outward and socia... read more
We have just completed our first week in our new and amazing building. The children are thoroughly enjoying their beautiful, spacious light-filled rooms and we are very grateful to be in such a special space. We are opening up the school for you to come o... read more
Catholic Care is seeking foster carers for children who, for whatever reason are separated from their own families. If you are interested, speak to Fr John after Mass.
? ? ? On the 9th March it’s time to catch up with friends, munch on some pizza and watch your favorite movie. This will be held in the church hall on the 9th of March from 6pm till 8.30pm. Bring your own picnic blanket or pillow – think comfy! R... read more
Our discussion group meets on Wednesday evening in the Parish Hall. The meetings will continue each Wednesday at 7.30pm and conclude on Wednesday 21st March. It is a prayerful evening of reflection and everyone is welcome. The theme of this year’s Lente... read more
Monday: St Porphyrius (420) Tuesday: St Leander (600) Wednesday: St Hilary (468) Thursday: St David (601 – Patron of Wales) Friday: Ember Day and Blessed Charles the Good (1124 – Patron of Counts and Crusaders) Saturday: St Katharine Drevel (1955)
Today’s readings from the Book of Genesis and the Gospel of Mark led us to ideas about God. Ideas that can occupy our minds during this season of Lent. How close can we get to God? Essentially both stories that we read today take place on Mountains. For... read more
Next Friday in the Church’s calendar is designated as an “Ember Day”. These special days mark the beginning of a new season of the year. We will be at the beginning of the new season of Autumn. Traditionally an Ember Day is an occasion to give tha... read more
