With the 6 Sept easing of Government restrictions, and the removal of the 50-person pod requirement, up to 130 people may attend Mass, while still retaining 2m social distancing.
We look forward to 22 October when all restrictions are due to be lifted.

This coming Sunday is Diocesan Safeguarding Day. Our Safeguarding Representatives are Catherine O’Flynn and Anne Gallagher. We are very grateful to both of them for undertaking this important task on our behalf.

Marriage Preparation sessions are taking place in face-to-face meetings on Monday nights. Several couples are attending. Contact Fr James for further details.

Theme: ‘The mercy and kindness of God’.
This event will go ahead in person as well as being live-streamed on the Parish Website, Facebook and YouTube. Video recording available here.

Social Friendship: We pray that, in social, economic and political situations of conflict, we may be courageous and passionate architects of dialogue and friendship.

We are very grateful to all our parishioners who have responded to the Summer Dues appeal of the Archbishop. Your generous offerings have been transferred to the Diocese and will go into the depleted Common Fund out of which the salary of priests throughout the Diocese is paid.

Looking to the future with creativity, the Archbishop wants to act now so as to be able to give effective witness in the future. Parishioners and their families are invited to pray for the successful outcome of this extensive conversation within the Archdiocese.

St Josemaría Escrivá is known as the Saint of Ordinary Life. Lecture by Fr Paul O’Callaghan on the topic ‘Is Christ Present in our Society?’ in the light of St Josemaría’s teachings. Video recording available.

Three sessions of theology to better understand this mystery. Video recordings available.