The Most Holy Redeemer Church hosted this year’s World Day of Prayer service in Sawbridgeworth. It was held on 4 March at 10:30 am and the event was attended by members of the various Christian communities in the area. Various church leaders, including the Reverend Simon Vivian of the Parish Church of Great St Mary
Meeting in London, today, 4 March 2022, the Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of England and Wales, Ireland, and Scotland said: In the face of the shocking loss of life, bloodshed, displacement of people and destruction of property in Ukraine, we make these heartfelt appeals. We ask our Catholic communities to sustain
This weekend at St Josephs….
On a dank, dark, drizzly morning….
From this Saturday, 5 March, Adoration will once again be available at St Joseph and English Martyrs Church. Along with the return of regular Confessions, it will be available every Saturday from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. Adoration is when the priest “exposes” the Blessed Sacrament (hence its other name – Exposition) on the altar, with
Don’t forget that we have pages of great resources for the whole family to make use of during Lent! Check out our Children and families portal and also our weekly online children’s liturgy page. Why not make watching one of the videos a weekly commitment – it’ll provide you with something to talk about over
St Joseph and the English Martyrs Church was full, with several people having to stand, for the morning Ash Wednesday Mass (2 March). Bishop Paul McAleenan was the main celebrant, with Fr Antonio concelebrating. A representative group of pupils from St Joseph Catholic Primary School also attended along with their headmaster, Peter Coldwell, and a
Bishop Paul McAleenan is celebrating one of our Masses this Ash Wednesday, 2 March. He will preside at the 9:30 am Mass in St Joseph and the English Martyrs Church, with Fr Antonio concelebrating. Pupils from St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School will also be attending, including members of the school chaplaincy team. They have been
Pastoral Letter for Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time By: Cardinal Vincent Nichols Cardinal Vincent NicholsArchbishop of WestminsterT oday I want to take a moment, first of all, to thank you for your faithfulness and for your presence here at Mass. These last two years have been very difficult and I thank God for the gift
Given at the General Audience on Wednesday 22 February 2022 My heart aches greatly at the worsening situation in Ukraine. Despite the diplomatic efforts of the last few weeks, increasingly alarming scenarios are opening up. Like me, many people all over the world are feeling anguish and concern. Once again the peace of all is
