Shortly it will be Ash Wednesday, a day rich in associations and symbolism. Cardinal Nichols outlines in his letter how we can continue the celebration of Ash Wednesday at home.
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COVID Update – Church Closure
At present the church is open only for private prayer at the
following times:
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
9.00 – 10.00 AM
From SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 the church will once again be
open for MASS at the following times:
SATURDAY 5.00 pm
SUNDAY 9.00 am and 11.00 am
During the week the church will open at 9.00 am for
prayer followed by MASS at 9.30 am on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
Masks must be worn, hands sanitised and social
distancing respected.

2020 Advent and Christmas Schedule
The 2020 Advent and Christmas Schedule for St. Paul’s Church and School is available to view – please remember to register before you come to Mass.

Resuming Public Liturgies
Cardinal Vincent Nichols gives his address on how to attend Mass in a safe and responsible way.

Planned Giving Envelopes/Online
The Parish is grateful for all prayers and support given by parishioners and others during this difficult time.

The Cardinal’s address – ‘Closing churches is the right thing to do to save lives’
Listen to His Excellency Archbishop Vincent Nichols’ response – in line with the governments decision to close places of worship. This aims to tackle the current threat and spread of the COVID-19 “Coronavirus”

You are not alone.
This time of the covid-19 pandemic is an opportunity for all
of us – especially in families and as Church – to pray more intensely for each other and especially for those who have succumbed to the illness.

Pastoral Letter for the Fourth Sunday in Lent (Laetare Sunday)
His Excellency, Archbishop Vincent Nichols, provides support and guidance in his Pastoral letter to the Diocese during this difficult time.

A Time for Prayer
The traditional idea of ‘spiritual’ Communion is an important one to remember and reaffirm. A deep spiritual communion is possible even when we do not share together the Sacrament of the Body and Blood of Christ.

SPUC’s White Flower Appeal
SPUC’s mission is to save the lives of the unborn babies and to protect women from abortion.