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



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People of All faiths and Cultures
Divorced or Seperated persons
Families with Children
Gays and Lesbians
Those in Loving Relationships
Those in Difficulty
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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

32nd Sunday of the Year - 06th November 2011

Fr. Michael writes: The earliest surviving Christian document – older even than the Gospels – is St. Paul’s First Letter to the Thessalonians, our second reading at Mass today. Written just 15 years after Jesus’ time on earth, we see that its central message is all about His Resurrection. Paul consoles the early Christians: they too can hope for their share in the Resurrection. Those who have died in Christ will come to God together with Him. We too are called to comfort each other with this central belief of our faith. And at the beginning of this month of November, we are also comforted by the thought that the saints in heaven are praying for us, just as we pray for the souls in purgatory. In Christ we remain united in faith and love.32nd Sunday of the Year

Newsletters



3rd Sunday of the Year - 22nd January 2012

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


2nd Sunday of the Year - 15th January 2012

Fr. Michael writes: “Speak, Lord, your servant is listening”. We will hear these words at Mass…


Epiphany of the Lord - 08th January 2012

Fr. Michael writes: When the wise men leave their gifts with the child Jesus they take…


Solemnity of Mary the Mother of God - 01st January 2012

Fr. Michael writes: Mother of God; Our Mother; Mother of the Church. It is so good…


Christmas Day - 25th December 2011

Fr. Michael writes: “And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us”. In this world…


4th Sunday of Advent - 18th December 2011

Fr. Michael writes: The Gospel today does not begin with what Mary does; it begins with…


3rd Sunday of Advent - 11th December 2011

Fr. Michael writes: John the Baptist is one of the most important figures of this Advent…


2nd Sunday of Advent - 04th December 2011

Fr. Michael writes: Today we hear the opening of the Gospel of St. Mark, which introduces…


1st Sunday of Advent - 27th November 2011

Fr. Michael writes: The shops; the media; the street decorations tells us that Christmas is just…


Christ the King - 20th November 2011

Fr. Michael writes: The Feast of Christ our King which we celebrate today, brings to an…