Feast of St. Agnes
Today is the feast of St Agnes, Virgin and Martyr, one of the best known of the saints of Rome. On this day in one of the churches dedicated to
Continue readingJoe Biden becomes the second Catholic President of the USA
I expect many of you watched the inauguration this afternoon. The prayer led early in the ceremony by the Jesuit priest who in the past was President of Georgetown University
Continue readingSt Wulstan of Worcester, the last Anglo Saxon Saint
Today (Tuesday) is the feast of St Wulstan of Worcester, the last Anglo Saxon saint. He was the only Anglo Saxon member of the hierarchy who was allowed to continue
Continue readingQ Bar & Kitchen’s Kindness Campaign
We know that these times have been difficult for a lot of families. We want to provide local support to as many as we can of those children and families
Continue readingPeace Sunday
This Sunday is Peace Sunday, when the Church in England and Wales observes the World Day of Prayer for Peace kept elsewhere on New Year’s Day. Prayers and Reflections for
Continue readingClosure for everyone’s safety
It has been just over two weeks since I announced the closure of our church. It was not an easy decision to make but I’m certain in the circumstances, the
Continue readingThe Global Catholic Movement invites you to ‘GLOBAL HEALING’
In light of the environmental crisis our world is facing, Pope Francis has called each of us to listen to the cry of the earth and the cry of the
Continue readingNew Services: Rosary and Benediction
Fr Steve, has, as he promised, introduced the saying of the rosary on three weekday mornings, and in addition there will be Benediction at 5.00 pm every Friday and also
Continue readingA Beautiful Feast – The Epiphany
The Epiphany is a beautiful feast – I think it’s special for many of us in that it captures the heart of the Christmas narrative while being free of the
Continue readingEpiphany House Blessing
In my homily at the live-streamed Mass this morning I alluded to the traditional Epiphany house blessing which has been popular in this parish for many years. As you will
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