Normal Mass Times

Saturday 5.00pm  

Sunday 9.30am 

Sunday 11.00am 

Weekdays:
Monday - No Mass
Tuesday - 6pm in Church
Wednesday - 10am in Church
Thursday - 10am in Convent
Friday - 10am in Church

Holy Days of Obligation
10.00am & 7.30pm
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Confession/Reconciliation 
4.30pm -4.45pm in Church on Saturday

ADORATION
Fridays after 10am Mass

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In 2006 the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, with the approval of the Holy See on 13th July 2006, decreed that with effect from the first Sunday of Advent 2006, three of the present Holy Days of Obligation which are Solemnities of the Lord are transferred to Sundays.  This means that the Epiphany, the Ascension of the Lord and Corpus Christi will now be celebrated on Sunday.
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The current practice is retained with regard to other Holy Days of Obligation.  That is, Christmas Day, the Apostles Peter and Paul, the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and All Saints will continue as at present.  With the exception of Christmas Day, the discipline in England and Wales is that when these days fall on a Saturday or Monday they are transferred to a Sunday.

The Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei in 2008 confirmed that in Roman Rite, whichever form of the liturgy is being celebrated, the Holy Days of Obligation are held in common.  Where the obligation has been transferred to the Sunday, the Epiphany of the Lord, the Ascension of the Lord and Corpus Christi, this is to be followed in both Ordinary and Extraordinary celebrations of the Mass.
 

Epiphany    6th January 2022
Ascension     26th May 2022 
Corpus Christi  19th June 2022
SS Peter & Paul  29th June 2022
Assumption  14th August 2022
All Saints  2 November 2021
Christmas Day  25 December 2021
 
Movable Feasts 
Ash Wednesday   2nd March 2022
Palm Sunday   10th April 2022
Good Friday    15th April 2022
Easter Sunday   17th April 2022
Pentecost Sunday   5th June 2022
Trinity Sunday    12th June 2022
Christ the King   21 November 2021
First Sunday of Advent  28 November
 
 
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