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Important Notices

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PRIEST TRAINING FUND 2ND COLLECTION (Good Shepherd Sunday)
The Priesthood has always been at the heart of the church. This Good Shepherd Sunday, we pray for vocations and support the Priest Training Fund, which forms men for services across our parishes, schools & communities. We currently have 9 seminaries, each costing £30,000 per year over six years of formation. Your generosity helps make their calling possible. Donate online: www.rcaos.org.uk/donate/PTF or use the envelopes at the back of the church.

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FIRST HOLY COMMUNION – PARENTS’ SESSION
A Parents’ Session for First Holy Communion will take place on Monday, 20th April, from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm.
All parents are required to attend this important meeting. Please note that this session is for parents only.
Thank you for your cooperation.

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MAY DEVOTIONS
As the beautiful month of May begins, we lovingly dedicate it to Our Blessed Mother in a special time of devotion.
Starting on 1st May, the Rosary will be recited each day at 6:00 pm in the Church. All parishioners are warmly invited and encouraged to take part in this sacred time of prayer and reflection.
In a world that longs for peace, hope, and healing, our prayers are needed now more than ever. Let us come together as one parish family, placing our intentions in the gentle hands of Our Lady.
May this month of devotion draw us closer to Christ through Mary, and may our hearts be filled with grace and peace.

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*CONFIRMATION 2026*
All candidates are required to attend the dates listed below. Parents and Sponsors are expected at the Confirmation Mass and Going Forth Service.
17 April, 6:30 pm–8:00 pm (Church)
Confirmation Mass
19 April, 2:00 pm (please be seated by 1:45 pm)
Going Forth Service & Reception (with Bishop Bradley)
28 April, 6:30 pm–8:30 pm

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