Our welcome and recognition of Christ the King through the Pastoral Area.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of a very special week in our calendar as we prepare to welcome Our Risen Lord on Easter Sunday.

What if everyone on Sunday, in the morning, after a blessing at 11.30am Mass, puts a branch on the door of their house or on the window to celebrate Palm Sunday.

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Once again this week, we offer a Taizé style liturgy based on the format we used on the Friday’s in Lent.

It lasts about 25 minutes.

Join us at 8pm on Friday night if that is possible.

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We are inviting you to submit a prayer which will be included in our liturgies.

You are welcome to send in your prayer, include your name if you wish and an email address.

These prayers will be gathered each day before Mass and the intentions prayed for collectively.

Click on this link to send a prayer request.

Thank you.

So, where did you encounter God today?

Let us know, by emailing us, with a brief description (max. 40 words), and if possible include a photograph of your encounter with God. We will share it with others here.

See those images and thoughts already shared.  Enjoy!

Each day we will gather at noon to say the Angelus and The Rosary together via our webcam.

We will offer these prayers for all those working on the front lines at the moment.

Please join us at noon.

We will have night prayer of the church taking place each evening at 8pm using Zoom Video Conferencing.

All are invited to join in on any or every evening.

To do so you will need to download an app onto your device prior to the evening gathering.

If you are having issues downloading the zoom app, please email: [email protected]

The code you need to access the Night Prayer service from your Zoom application is: 779 326 577

Full instructions here.

We look forward to seeing you and praying with you.

Pope Francis meditated on the calming of the storm from the Gospel of Mark during the prayer service over which he presided on the steps of St. Peter’s Basilica on Friday evening, 27th March 2020.

See the full text and video coverage here.