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Newsletter w/c 19-06-2022

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Please pray for the souls of all deceased parishioners, family and friends.                                                    Carol Stevens – Requiem at St Johns Friday 24th June at 11am May the souls of all the … Read more

Masses w/c 24-04-2022

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Sat 23 April. First Mass of Sunday,                 6.00pm     Maisie McDermott RIP, Gerry Brewer (wellbeing) (live streamed) Sun 24 April Second Sunday of Easter          8.30am     Celebrating birthdays & anniversaries during April, Sherin Paul RIP, John Ireland RIP                                                                           9.30am – Denton  Peter Smith RIP … Read more

Arranging a Baptism

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Once you have attended the baptism course, you will want to arrange the actual celebration of the sacrament. This is an arrangement between you and one of the parish clergy. You will need to complete a Baptism form to give to the celebrant. Forms are available from  the Parish Office or at the back of … Read more

Preparation for Baptism in our Community

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The community is delighted when people ask for baptism – either for themselves or for their children. However, as with any serious undertaking, there has to be a period of preparation and discernment. As referred to above, an adult who wants to be baptised will be asked to join the RCIA process. (We have a … Read more

Baptism in the Church

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The early Christians baptised adults, not children. Baptism was entered into after a lengthy period of preparation and instruction – maybe years! It was a serious undertaking. An adult would be baptised by full immersion in a baptism pool and then be confirmed and receive the Eucharist for the first time. We have                re-established this … Read more

Mustard Seed Archive

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  YouTube Recordings 2021 Lenten Talks & Discussions (by Fr Camillus): Friday 19th March (Day 5) Thursday 18th March (Day 4) Wednesday 17th March (Day 3) Tuesday 16th March (Day 2) Monday 15th March (Day 1)

KSC Brief History

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Brief History of the Knights of St. Columba The Knights of Saint Columba is a world-wide Catholic fraternal service  organization. Founded in Glasgow in 1919, it was named in honour of Saint Columba (Colum Cille), a catholic missionary from Ireland who helped introduce Christianity to the people of northern Britain and whose legacy is very … Read more