The Giving Tree 2025
The Giving Tree is our annual advent charitable present-giving endeavour to support children of the St …
The Giving Tree is our annual advent charitable present-giving endeavour to support children of the St …
Stories of Hospice and Palliative Care Guest Speaker: David Oliviere Former Director of Education at St Christopher’s Hospice Following much debate this past year over the legalising assisted suicide, David Oliviere, retired social worker and former director of Education at St Christopher’s Hospice in London, joins us at Soul Food to share something about Palliative
After Flame 2025, which took place in the famous Wembly OVO Arena with interesting speakers such as Bear Grylls and performances from groups such as World Youth Dance Crew, we have received lots of feedback from young people of the parish. For those who we not able to attend, here is some impressions from two
Every parishioner is most welcome to join us for a one-off evening Stations of the Cross tomorrow, Friday 4th April 2025, starting at 7.30pm. The Stations will be led by Dan Wood. And a huge thank you to those Parishioners who have very faithfully committed to offering the Stations of the Cross, too, after morning
On Monday 2 September 2024 we began the first in a new year of faith exploration sessions, which seek to help us build a greater sense of community within the parish, to help us grow in faith and to further develop our understanding of our Catholic beliefs. We all need a bit of spiritual nourishment
Giving Hope! Meninadança brings hope to street girls who are victims of the “exploitation highways” of Brazil. They provide “Pink Houses” to rescue and care for over 500 girls and to remind them of their true worth and value, particularly through dance. We are privileged to be able to welcome three girls rescued in this
Discover Pentecost as a family… For all the families of the parish, if you haven’t yet discovered The Celebrate@Home online family activity packs, then we highly recommend checking them out 🙂 This month, you can download their Pentecost pack for free and it is stuffed full of ideas as to how to celebrate
May Youth Night On 17 May, we are planning a Sports Night and this is open to all those of secondary age (school years 7 -13). With the brighter evenings and better weather, Plan A is that we would like to meet in a local park to do some team games together. We will meet
Dear children, come and discover the amazing story of Jesus’ final journey to the Cross and his Resurrection from the dead! Each day, we have activities that you can participate in at home to prepare you to remember this special week. Just click here for more details of what’s on offer every day