After Sunday Mass - there is tea and coffee in the hall, please stay if you can, especially if you are new to the church. We would love to say hello to you.

Sick & departed list - On the kneeler, in front of the Trinity Altar. The list is on the altar (wherever that day the Mass is offered) during the week; feel free to add names to it at any time.

Sermons - For this week of longer-than-usual services sermons are printed in the Parish Magazine. Please fell free to take a copy for free even if you normally do not.

Maundy Thursday Watch - we stay close to Christ in his agony and follow the centuries old tradition of watch until midnight. Please put your name on the list (noticeboard) if you can do a 30-mins slot.

Good Friday - join us to watch the “Triumph of the Heart”, a film about St Maximilian Kolbe and for fish and chips at 12pm in the hall. If you want fish and chips please put your name on the list so we can order the right number (cost: £8).

Good Friday fasting and abstinence - Please remember this is a day of abstinence (no meat) in the Church of England and a day of fasting (for under 60).

Altar of Repose & flowers - if you are planning to buy some flowers/plants in pots for yourself, could you please bring them to the church by Wednesday morning latest so we can decorate the Altar of Repose. You can then take them home after the Easter Service (feel free to write your name on the pot).

Confession - Frs Gregory and James are available for Confession the whole week, every day.

Holy Week Liturgy - Please not the changes to our usual service times. The following are occasions for us to enter more deeply into the Holy Week and to celebrate the work of our salvation. We are all invited to come to as many services as we can, finding time to stay close to the Lord Jesus in these days: Wednesday, 7.30pm: Tenebrae; Thursday, 6pm: Mass, Stripping of the Altars; Friday, 2.30pm: Solemn Liturgy, 7pm: Stations; Saturday, 8pm: Solemn Easter Vigil. The Easter Vigil is a particularly moving, unique and beautiful liturgy, well worth attending especially if you have never been to one before.