We have reinstated the Zoom Coffee Mornings and would love you to join us! Use this link to access SSPPzoom. This should automatically allow you to join, but if not, select ‘join meeting’ and type in the meeting ID 792
Masses from Wednesday Livestream only
Due to the latest Covid lockdown, the Church will be closed from Wednesday pm. Details until then are as follows: Mon 2nd Nov All Souls – Mass will be celebrated at 9.30 but livestream only and available after as a
LiveSimply Challenge
Please find attached a printable PDF version of the next quarter’s challenge. There have been a couple of category changes so please look out for those!
LiveSimply Challenge
Don’t forget to count up your ticks and send in your total for October! And print out your new challenge sheet…
ST.PETER AND ST.PAUL’S PRAYER GROUP
Ever since lockdown began the Prayer Group has been meeting on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month on Zoom. Would you like to join us? You would be very, very welcome. The meeting is from 7.30pm to 9pm
You, or someone you know, need support with Technology?
Please see the poster image for information about this great project from Age Uk
Masks for homeless people
During this time of pandemic, masks are increasingly essential to help control the virus and to be able to function in society. The parish is collecting masks to donate to the YMCA and Nomad Trust night shelter in Lincoln. The
Mass now available via Live Webcam
Regular Mass will now be available for you to watch online. Just click the Webcam link at the top of this page to see a live view of the church. Check the Schedule tab for upcoming events and the Recordings
LiveSimply Challenge
First month’s total is 2382 points! The tree by the organ in Church is already showing signs of Spring – each leaf stands for 50 points. Help us to make the tree blossom over the following months
A Parish Outing
On February 20th, a group of parishioners from St Peter & St Paul Church in Lincoln, together with Deacon Brogan, gathered for a day pilgrimage to Nottingham. With a blessing from Fr Jarosz, our parish priest, we set off. Our