A Sung Mass using the current Roman Rite.

Join us each Monday morning for a Said Mass, introductory rites, the liturgy of the word and and liturgy of the Eucharist. A simple service that allows us to share in the body and blood of our Lord and Saviour. Afterwards, tea coffee and fellowship.

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.
The Mass times this week are Monday 9.30am at S. Luke's, 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 10.15am at S. Philip and S. James and Sung 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 combination of prayers and meditations focusing on the important events in the life of Jesus and Mary. The Joyful Mysteries for example the Annunciation, the Sorrowful Mysteries for example the agony of Jesus in the garden, the Glorious Mysteries for example the resurrection of Jesus and finally the Light Mysteries, example the baptism of Jesus. It may sound complicated but all you need to know are a few prayers and the rosary can be provided. Thirty minutes for quiet and prayer with coffee and cake thrown in.

Today we celebrate Mary being taken up into heaven at the end of her earthly life, body and soul, both physically and spiritually to be with her son. Please join us for Mass and a barbecue afterwards.