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Dear Parishioners, In the Gospel today, we have the account of the Transfiguration as recorded by St Mark. On Mount Tabor, Jesus’ disciples, Peter, James and John, got a glimpse of the glory that was his as the Son of … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, In February we received the good news that Westminster has become an accredited Fairtrade Diocese. That means that over half of our communities are registered as Fairtrade Parishes, along with a number of Catholic Schools in the Diocese. We … Continue reading →

Abdella lives in an extremely remote and mountainous part of Ethiopia. It takes him ten hours a day to collect water. He says his life is being wasted as he has no time for anything else. Please give today to … Continue reading →

Dear Parishioners, It’s good to be back in the church again for those able to attend Public Mass.  I hope you were able to celebrate Ash Wednesday in your home and follow the video or your own arrangements.  We were … Continue reading →

It would be most helpful if we can have a few more helpers to help oversee that the general covid-19 safe measures are in place, clean and sanitise the church so that we can keep it open and safe. Do … Continue reading →

Lent is approaching soon, and the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday has always been very important in our preparation for Lent. We hope that this year, even with the situation of the pandemic, we will be able to carry … Continue reading →

Pastoral Letter for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 13-14 February 2021 Shortly it will be Ash Wednesday, a day rich in associations and symbolism. It marks the beginning a Lent, a time for turning again to the practice of … Continue reading →

Christian CND and Pax Christi will be hosting a Zoom Witness for Ash Wednesday, replacing the usual event which takes place outside the Ministry of Defence in London. WHEN:17/02/2021 @ 7:00 pmWHERE: ZoomCOST: Free There will be an opportunity for … Continue reading →

Dear Parishioners, We often use the phrase, “History repeats itself”.  In today’s reading, we hear a perfect example of that.  The disease of leprosy was a terrible affliction: the whole body could be covered with sores and parts of the … Continue reading →

Today’s Gospel presents a changing picture: it begins with Jesus, in the familiar and ‘protected’ setting of Simon’s house, healing Simon’s mother in law. The crowds surrounded him throughout the day, and you can imagine the noise and excitement of … Continue reading →