Even Pharaoh left his chariot out for Santa to fill! Can you help fill it in time for the Parish Bazaar after Mass on Sunday 15th December. We are seeking your help by contributing: bottles of something lovely for the … Continue reading →
Cardinal Vincent Nichols launched a new initiative to help Catholics in England and Wales. The initiative is titled ‘The God Who Speaks: The Year of the Word’. Bishop Patrick refered to this in his Pastoral letter read at masses on … Continue reading →
Advent is the period of four Sundays and weeks before Christmas. Advent means ‘Coming’ in Latin. This is the coming of Jesus into the world. We use the four Sundays and weeks of Advent to prepare and remember the real … Continue reading →
6.00pm: Bible story ‘Moses and the Burning Bush’ Input for Children & Adults followed by a variety of Prayer Stations and a quiet time with Jesus. 7.00pm: Fireworks & Food All are welcome and we encourage anyone, young or old, … Continue reading →
Ash Wednesday Ash Wednesday is the start of Lent, the 6th March this year. It is a holy day of prayer, fasting, abstinence and participation in Holy Mass. During the Ash Wednesday Mass, we receive ashes on our forehead with … Continue reading →
St Alban’s, St Hugh’s and The Church on Oakwood are putting on ‘Born For This’, a Lentern reflection delivered through Music, Poetry and Drama. This is a powerful presentation of the Stations of the Cross open to all ages. We … Continue reading →
We are now approaching the fourth and final Sunday of Advent. Advent is a time where we wait for an encounter with God. We’re not only remembering and preparing to celebrate His coming as a tiny, vulnerable baby boy, born … Continue reading →
Come and join our annual carol service to help prepare your hearts and minds for Christmas. This year we are focussing out fundraising and prayers to the people of Syria. https://singingforsyrians.com … Continue reading →
A great week, a great afternoon, some great performances and a great audience! Thank you so much to all cast and crew, refreshments organisers, welcomers, and anyone who drove people to and from the church. What a fabulous combined community … Continue reading →
