Following his Feast Day, here is a link suggested by a parishioner who has found the resource of great spiritual benefit. Why not see if it helps you too? Although not a hyperlink, you can copy and paste the address
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!
Church Re-opening
I am pleased to confirm that our church is now re-open for public worship. Weekend Masses are at the usual times of 6pm on Saturday and 9am and 11am on Sunday. Please see the Newsletter for weekday Masses. To book
Risk Assessment for Church Re-opening
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
Virtual Coffee Morning Sunday @ 10.45
Please join us for a virtual meeting after Mass. You can join us on Zoom here. you then need to select ‘join meeting’ and type in the meeting ID 792 9641 7622. If a password is requested, it’s SSPP We
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
God’s Reign – a Parishioner’s reflection
In the 13th December issue of The Catholic Universe there was an article by Father Antony Christy, about the Reign of God being all around us in Advent. I pondered on this and began to think, where do I see
Christmas Baubles
Thank you so much to those who supported this initiative. We raised a staggering £300 for the NOMAD Trust. The tags will be kept at church for anyone who would like to collect theirs to keep.