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A Message of Gratitude from Our Parish Priests Fr. Patrick and Fr. Wilfred wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all parishioners for the love and kindness shown to them during this Easter season. Your generous gifts and warm expressions of affection have touched them deeply, more than words can convey. They are profoundly grateful for your support and prayers and continue to hold each of you in their hearts. May God bless you all abundantly. Amen |
REMINDER FOR PARENTS AND CARERS There will be a First Holy Communion Parents’ & Children’s Mass on Saturday, 3rd May 2025 at 10:00 AM. We kindly encourage all parents and children to attend this special Mass. |
DIVINE MERCY Sunday 2025
Celebrations will occur in our parish on Sunday, 27th April at 2.30 pm. We are all encouraged to attend. Thank you
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St George’s Cathedral Second Collection 27th April For over half a century, St George’s Cathedral has been the Mother Church of the Archdiocese of Southwark, home to 175 parishes and over 50,000 Roman Catholics. For many Catholics living and working across London and the South East of England, St George’s has been a beacon of light. Today, St George’s Cathedral continues to attract thousands of worshippers and visitors each year, and it serves a lively local parish community that proudly reflects the rich cultural and ethnic diversity of South London. The Cathedral frequently hosts important Diocesan and national events and celebrations, as well as concerts and events for various Catholic charities. There is a rich musical tradition, maintaining a choir of boys and men, as well as a girls’ choir, both of which sing at Sunday Masses and on major feasts. In many respects, St George’s Cathedral serves as a spiritual home and ‘beehive’ for Catholic evangelisation and mission across the Archdiocese of Southwark. St George’s Cathedral is entirely reliant upon the generosity of its parishioners, volunteers and the Archdiocese of Southwark to keep its doors open. It does not receive Vatican or government funding, nor does it have an endowment to rely on. Your support can enable the Cathedral to remain open daily to those seeking a place of peace, prayer and worship. Thank you! • Donate Online: www.rcaos.org.uk/Cathedral • Or scan the QR Code using the telephone camera • Telephone weekdays 9 am – 5 pm: 020 7960 2504 • Cash / Cheque – please use the St George’s Cathedral envelopes at the back of the church. |