This Sunday at St Edmund’s…
The Sisters of St Elisabeth’s Convent, Belarus, will be with us after all Masses this weekend to raise funds for the help they provide for those in need in Belarus.
Continue readingMusic for the Vigil Mass
We would like to explore introducing some music at the Saturday 6pm Vigil Mass. As you know, music is a servant of the Liturgy and a very powerful tool through
Continue readingCatholic Social Teaching in 2020
Fr Ashley delivered a topical and very interesting talk in Church on Wednesday evening (29th January). The talk was recorded on our webcam so that you can view and listen
Continue readingHello from Fr Vianney
I am Fr. Vianney, a priest from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Palayamkottai, Tamilnadu, in the southern most part of India. I was ordained priest on 3 May 1984. I
Continue readingA CYM Musical – The Crusader – Auditions Coming Soon!
As part of the Catholic Youth Ministry (CYM) programme for 2020, we will be putting on a brand new and original musical! ‘The Crusader’ is about a young knight, William,
Continue readingAltar Servers
Altar serving is an important part of our liturgy at St Edmunds. We welcome new servers at all Masses. You can serve at Mass once you have made your first
Continue readingJoin our Children’s Liturgy Group
Children’s Liturgy for our primary school children takes place on the second Sunday of each month. To make sure we can carry on running Children’s Liturgy for the children we really need some
Continue readingOur Webcam
During 2019, 21,839 individuals logged on to view St. Edmund’s services. 30,729 views were for up to an hour and a further 9,635 views were for over an hour. It
Continue readingA Message from Fr Simplicio
A Blessed and Happy New Year 2020! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas with family and friends and have ushered in the New Year with joy and hope. Permit me
Continue readingEpiphany House Blessing
Blessed chalk will be available at all Masses this Sunday, 5th January, for the traditional Epiphany house blessing. It is the custom to use the chalk to mark the lintel
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