On the occasion of the Feast of the co-patron of this Shrine Church, the Sisters Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus will come to sing Holy Mass at 10.30am and the office of Vespers at 5.30pm.
Event
Fatima Day for Families
Saturday 6th April at 12 noon
Mass followed by packed lunch, spiritual talk, craft activity for girls and younger children, Bushcraft activity outside for boys. If you would like to attend, please contact Canon Poucin or Caroline.
Christmas Schedule
Sunday 24th December:
Vigil of Christmas. Sunday Morning Masses at 8.30am and 1030am.
First Vespers of the Nativity at 5.30pm.
Sung Matins (Gregorian Chant) at 8.00pm.
Christmas Carols at 10.300pm.
First Mass of Christmas at 11.00pm.
Please note Midnight Mass fulfils your Christmas obligation BUT NOT your Sunday obligation.
Monday 25th December:
Mass (Missa Secunda ‘The Aurora’) at 8.30am
Mass (Missa Tertia) ay 1030am.
Second Vespers of of the Nativity followed by Rosary & Benediction and concluding with Compline at 5.30pm
All Day Adoration
Afternoon Adoration in front of the Blessed Sacrament for our Priests.
This begins at 1pm with the Rosary and prayers. Silent Adoration until 6.10pm. Meet at Morrisons Café for lunch at 12noon. All welcome.
Next Fatima family day
Saturday, 7th May
Young children and their parents areinvited to join us for Holy Mass at 12pm in the church followed by fun activities in the presbytery. Everyone brings their own lunch. For more details, contact Caroline Harrison: Cmharrison71@gmail.com
Tuesday 5th April: Lenten Conference – The Holy Shroud of Turin
On Tuesday 5th April, after 6.30pm Mass, Canon Cristofoli will come from Preston to give us a conference about the main relic of the Passion of Our Lord: The Holy Shroud of Turin, and will link it with the Holy Sudarium of Oviedo.
Heritage Open Days
Heritage Open Days are almost upon us again and this year, Ss Peter & Paul and St Philomena has two events that we hope you will find of interest. They are free of charge, although we will not refuse a donation toward the restoration of this unique Wirral landmark church.
Heritage Open Days at the Dome of Home feature Scaffolding tours and the Organ recital. We also seek volunteers to help make the events a success.
Scaffolding Tour – Saturday 18th September
Explore the inside of the Church in a unique way – using the scaffolding! Also meet the Architect overseeing the current interior refurbishment works.
High level tours 2pm, 3pm, 4pm & 5pm – Accessible to physically able with alternative low level discussion
Low level discussion 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm & 4.30pm – for the less physically able.
A display of the works programme and a film by Liverpool TV on our project will be available to watch in the narthex.
Due to the limited number of people being permitted on a tour, free tickets must be reserved via Eventbrite here:
Organ recital – various dates below – all performances start at 4pm
19 September 2021 | French Organ Mass (F. Couperin Messe pour les paroisses) | |
17 October 2021 | Italian Organ Mass (Frescobaldi Fiori musicali) | |
14 November 2021 | Lutheran Organ Mass (J. S. Bach Clavier-Übung III) | |
12 December 2021 | Bach & Daquin for Advent & Christmas | |
23 January 2022 | Gregorian Chant in Lutheran Liturgy & Organ | |
27 February 2022 | Music for Lent | |
27 March 2022 | Magnificat: Music for Our Lady | |
24 April 2022 | Music for Easter | |
22 May 2022 | Lutheran Hymnody | |
19 June 2022 | Veni, Sancte Spiritus: Pentecost |
Featuring:
Mr. Christian Spence (organist)
the Canons of the ICKSP and the Sisters Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus (singers)
Free of charge.
All followed by a National Lottery ‘thank you’ cuppa!
Volunteers
Volunteers are required to help with these events, if you can help with :
Refreshments
Preparing the hard hats between tours
Welcoming visitors and answering questions about our church
Distributing posters and flyers to the local area
To volunteer, contact us here.
Publicity posters:
Scaffolding Tours flyer click here.
Organ Recitals flyer click here.
Christmas Schedule
Christmas Schedule 2020 | |
Thursday 24th December Vigil of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
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8.15am | Divine Office of Prime with Chant of the Martyrology for Christmas |
9am | Low Mass of the Vigil |
4.30pm | First Vespers of the Nativity |
6pm | Matins of the Nativity |
9pm | Procession to the Crib and ‘Midnight’ Sung Mass |
10.30pm | Procession to the Crib and ‘Midnight’ Sung Mass |
To balance social distancing and anticipated demand, there will
be two Midnight Masses. The first at 9pm is now fully booked, the second is at 10.30pm. Pre-bookings are required. Maximum capacity is 80 seats at each Mass |
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Friday 25th December The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ |
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8.30am | Low Mass (Missa secunda or the Dawn Mass) |
10.30am | Sung Mass (Missa tertia or Mass during the Day) |
5.30pm | Vespers and Benediction |
Saturday 26th December St Stephen’s Day |
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10am | Low Mass |
Sunday 27th December Sunday within the Octave |
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8.30am | Low Mass |
10.30am | Sung Mass and blessing of wine in honour of St. John |
Thursday 31 December | |
9pm | Adoration and & singing of the Te Deum in thanksgiving for the past year (Plenary Indulgence attached). |
Friday 1st January | |
10am | Singing of the Veni Creator Followed by Low Mass (Plenary Indulgence attached). |