Blessings and Advent greetings to all reading this newsletter. This week’s front-page article is coming to you from the Beckenham SVP conference. We would like to open by thanking Fr Ashley as newsletter editor for kindly allowing us to write this article and raise awareness of the SVP. The Saint
Continue readingPlease use the link below to book your place for one of these meetings: Tuesday 7 December 7.30pm in the Church Hall Thursday 9 December on Zoom at 7.30pm Saturday 11 December 2.00pm in the Church Hall
Continue readingWe have been carefully tending our church boiler, trying to get more years of service out of it, but unfortunately, we have been caught out. The engineer who came to look at it on Thursday said he could not allow us to light it again. We are therefore without heating.
Continue readingToday, the feast of St Francis Xavier, is also a Day of Prayer for Migrants (also observed with the rest of the world in September). Here is the Holy Father’s message for this: CLICK HERE. Fr Ashley News from our Facebook feed…
Continue readingPlease note that the 6pm Mass this Thursday will be celebrated as usual – it is not now cancelled as was announced at the weekend. Also we regret that there is a serious problem with the heating system. While we are trying to resolve it please make sure you wear
Continue reading From our Facebook page, which is usually updated daily by Fr Ashley.
Continue readingVery thoughtful and challenging reflection, and a period of prayer for migrants… From our Facebook page
Continue readingThis weekend we have our first collection of items in two years for asylum seekers and refugees living at the London Catholic Worker community in north London. This is what we are looking for: tinned tomatoes, nuts, raisins, cheese, tuna, chilli sauce, rice, couscous, pulses, olive oil, cooking oil, vinegar,
Continue readingDuring the pandemic, public worship was suspended for a time and there have been restrictions on parish life. As a result, people have been exploring other ways to practice their faith including Spiritual Communion via live streaming. As people begin returning to more regular patterns of parish life and following
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