Liturgical

Triduum Paschale 2024

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Holy Thursday
March 28th: 6:30 pm
Adoration at The Altar of Repose until Midnight

Good Friday
March 29th: 3:00 pm

Stations of The Cross at 8:00 am

Holy Saturday
March 30th: 8:00 pm

Change Of Mass Time

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Feast of The Immaculate Conception
December 8th – Sung Mass At 6:30 pm
With Consecration to The Immaculate Conception

On December 8th, the feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, primary patroness of our Institute, we will be able to celebrate a sung Mass followed by a solemn consecration to the Immaculate Conception at 6:30 pm (instead of at the usual time at 10:00 am). We thank the parish leadership wholeheartedly for making this schedule change possible on this special occasion.

Episcopal Visitation

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On Sunday, January 7th, 2024, we will have the great honour and joy to welcome His Lordship, Bishop Mark Davies. Bishop Davies will celebrate the 12:30 pm Mass as a low Mass, preach to us and will join us afterwards in the hall during the reception.

All Saints and All Souls

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Holy Mass on the feast of All Saints, November 1st, 2023 (Holyday of Obligation), a sung Mass will be celebrated at 6:30pm. Please note, the morning Mass at 10:00am has been cancelled that day.

On All Souls’ Day, Thursday, November 2nd, 2023, a sung Requiem Mass will be offered at 6:30pm.

Ash Wednesday

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Exaudi nos, Domine, quoniam benigna est misericordia tua

Masses with imposition of ashes at

7:00 am

and

10:00 am

St George – Protector of England

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Holy Mass on Tuesday (6.30pm) is that of St. George, Protector of England.

He was martyred at Lydda (now in Israel) in about 303, during the persecution of Diocletian. Like so many saints of that period, the only fact that we can be certain of is his martyrdom. His cult spread quickly through both the East and the West, and the legend of St George and the Dragon only appeared some time afterwards. During the crusades, George was seen to personify the ideals of Christian chivalry, and he was adopted as the patron saint of several city states and countries, including England and Catalonia. King Richard I of England placed his crusading army under the protection of St George, and in 1222 his feast was proclaimed a holiday.

Sancte Georgi Ora Pro Nobis!

Holy Week at St Winefride’s

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PALM SUNDAY
10th April: 12.30pm Blessing of Palms & Procession followed by Sung High Mass

HOLY MONDAY, HOLY TUESDAY AND SPY WEDNESDAY
11th, 12th and 13th April: Masses and Confessions as usual

HOLY THURSDAY
14th April: 6:00 PM – Sung High Mass, Procession to the Repository, Adoration
(Confession 5pm to 5.30pm)

GOOD FRIDAY
15th April: 3:00 PM – Good Friday Liturgy with Adoration of the Holy Cross
(Confession 9.30am to 9.55am)
(Stations of the Cross 10am)

HOLY SATURDAY
16th April: 8:00 PM – Sung High Mass followed by Blessing of Easter Food
(Confession 7pm to 7.30pm)

EASTER SUNDAY
17th April: 12:30pm Solemn High Mass

First Holy Communion

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Sunday, October 31st 2021 – Feast of Christ the King

On the feast of Christ the King, titular feast of our Institute, a group of children in our community will receive the Eucharistic Lord for the first time. We all join the families of these young faithful in their joy and gratefulness. Please pray for our children, especially in preparation of this important day in their lives.

If you wish your child to participate in this year’s First Holy Communion, please contact Canon Wiener via details here.

First Communicants will meet with Canon Wiener in the presence of their mothers and/or fathers to answer fundamental but simple questions regarding the Church’s teaching about the Eucharist. Please make an appointment with Canon for the week of October 25th-30th.

First Confessions are possible daily (30 minutes before each Mass) or upon appointment.