Meet Our Lord and Saviour in the eucharist, spend thirty minutes in prayer and quiet reflection. This week all at S. Leonards unless otherwise stated.
All restrictions put in place to combat the Covid Pandemic have now been set aside. However, individuals are asked to act responsibly and respect each other's space. If you prefer to continue with precautions such as a mask and hand sanitizing then please feel free to do so, the pandemic has not yet gone away.
Mass times this week are Monday - No Mass today, Tuesday 9.30am at S. Philip and S. James, Wednesday 9.30am at All Saints Arksey, Thursday 12.30pm at S. Leonard's, Friday 9.30am at S. Leonard's, Saturday 9.30am at All Saints Arksey and Sunday a Sung Mass at All Saints Arksey at 9am, Mass of the day at S. Philip and S. James at 10.15am and a Solemn Mass at S. Leonard's at 11.00am.

If you like to sing and praise the Lord, come along, you will be welcome.

Exposition or adoring the Eucharistic presence of Christ; in a deeper sense it involves the contemplation of the Mystery of Christ, truly present before us. During Eucharistic adoration we watch and wait, we remain silent in His presence and open ourselves to His Graces which flow from the Eucharist.
Mass follows at 12.30pm.

A time for prayer and reflection as we contemplate the joyful mysteries, the luminous mysteries, the sorrowful mysteries and the glorious mysteries. We begin with the Our Father, three Hail Mary's and the Glory Be, but if you are not sure come along for this time of quiet and someone will help you out.
Coffee and Cake is provided afterwards.

From the Divine Office. The Liturgy of the Hours according to the Roman Rite. Morning Prayer in common every Sunday at 10 am.

A sung Mass using the current Roman Rite.
Mass will take place at 11am. Please see the 'About Us' page for further details.

Curries to suit every taste, some hot, some not so hot, some vegetarian, poppadom's, naan bread and pickles. Add to that some some truly amazing singing, possibly. Everyone welcome, young and old alike. Tickets are £10 per person but you need to bring your own drink. The evening will no doubt go on a bit until either the drink or the singing dries up.

Join us to honour the saints in heaven and the communion of saints who have lived righteous and holy Christian lives. both known and unknown. For the many who wore the crown of martyrdom for their faith in Christ Jesus.
A Sung Mass will be held at All Saints Arksey at 9am, at St. Philip and St. James at 10.15am and at St. Leonard's at 11am.
ALL SAINTS DAY THIS YEAR IS CELEBRATED ON A SUNDAY.

Today we remember with love and with prayer all the faithful departed; that having died with Christ, in him they may rise into eternal life. A day of remembrance and prayer for those that we love and see no longer. Seven day candles can be purchased in remembrance of our friends and family members at a cost £7 each or two for £10. They will burn brightly in our churches during the week.
A Sung Mass will be held in S. Leonard's at 7pm. For those unable to attend the evening liturgy there will be a Said Mass at All Saints Arksey at 9.30am and at S. Philip and S. James at 12 noon.

A Solemn Mass to celebrate the life of our patron saint, Leonard of Noblac, also known as Leonard of Limoges or Leonard of Noblet. A Frankish noble in the court of Clovis 1, he converted to Christianity in 496 and became a hermit, living in a forest. He is known for securing the release of prisoners and his preaching throughout Aquitane. The patron saint of prisoners and pregnant woman.
Perhaps not in the top tier of saints, but he is ours and so join us to celebrate his life.

Just what it says, a fund-raising evening of cheese and wine with a few extras thrown in. Each cheese tasting will be sold separately and will be accompanied by a free glass of wine.

Prepare for the Nativity of Our Lord by joining with brothers and sisters from across the Mission Area for Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, relaxed study and prayer
Tuesdays during Advent.

Crafts, games, tombola, Christmas stalls, mulled wine and mince pies. Fun for all ages, what better way to begin our preparations for the Nativity of Our Lord.

Just what it says, half an hour singing some favourite carols before Midnight Mass. A time for quiet reflection and prayer.

Tonight we celebrate the birth of a child who was to bring the joy of God's saving love to the whole world. And we make our own the jubilant cry of the angels 'Glory to God in the highest heaven and peace to all who enjoy God's favour.'
If you haven't been to Mass for a while then perhaps tonight is the time for you.