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Times of Service

Sunday 10:00am Family Mass
11:30am Sung Mass
6:00pm
Monday 9:30am
Tuesday 6:00pm
Wednesday no Mass Church open for private prayer
Thursday 9:30am
Friday 9:30am
Saturday 9:30am
6:00pm
Holydays 9:30am
7:00pm

Reconciliation

Saturday 10:00am - 10:30am

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

Monday, Thursday & Friday from Mass until 12 Noon



We Welcome…

People of All faiths and Cultures
Divorced or Seperated persons
Families with Children
Gays and Lesbians
Those in Loving Relationships
Those in Difficulty
Married Couples
Single persons
Those in Recovery
Travellers from Far and Near
Widows and Widowers
Visitors

We Seek…

To live the Gospel of Jesus Christ
To Gather the Community and Tell the Story
To Break the Bread and Share the Cup

We Celebrate…

Diversity
A spirit of hospitality
The unity that God wills
Enlightening those who seek God
Forming small faith communities
Reaching out to alienated Catholics
Reverencing the dignity of each person
Caring for the needs of the less fortunate
Empowering Christians to realise their call
Providing a spiritual Oasis in Notting Hill
Honouring an understanding among all faiths
Nurturing our gifts and sharing them
Supporting the arts

4th Sunday of Advent

Fr. Michael writes: The Holy Spirit which came to Mary is not tame. It is the force which made the beginning of creation. Through its power the Virgin Mary conceives and gives birth to the Son of God. In her a new creation comes to light. There is something else radically new about Mary. She is the woman at the centre of our history. She is the woman who brings about Jesus’ real presence into the world. She can say of him “This is my Body, This is my Blood” in a way that no other person can say of him. Through her, his presence is known and celebrated. For he is not only the Son of David and the Son of God: he is the Son whom she will bring forth for the life of the world.

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5th Sunday of Lent - 25th March 2012

Fr. Michael writes: ”Unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains…


4th Sunday of Lent - 18th March 2012

Fr. Michael writes: Today’s Gospel talks of Christ as the light of the world. In Christ…


3rd Sunday of Lent - 11th March 2012

Fr. Michael writes: The first reading today reminds us of the Ten Commandments. Many Catholics are…


2nd Sunday of Lent - 04th March 2012

Fr. Michael writes: In today’s Gospel we celebrate the mystery of Christ’s transfiguration on Mount Tabor. …


1st Sunday of Lent - 26th February 2012

Fr. Michael writes: “Repent and believe the Good News”. Lent has begun. It is a serious…


7th Sunday of the Year - 19th February 2012

Fr. Michael writes: At Easter we will celebrate the Resurrection, the most important feast in the…


6th Sunday of the Year - 12th February 2012

Fr. Michael writes: The Gospel today tells how Jesus cured a leper by touching him. Nowadays,…


5th Sunday of the Year - 05th February 2012

Fr. Michael writes: Most of us live very busy lives. We devote very little time to…


4th Sunday of the Year - 29th January 2012

Fr. Michael writes: When St. Mark begins telling his story of the ministry of Jesus, he…


3rd Sunday of the Year - 22nd January 2012

Fr. Michael writes: There is a real sense of urgency in all our Scripture readings today. …