Said in the Lady Chapel

This is a said Requiem for all faithful souls departed this life (transferred from 2nd November)
A list will be available at the back of church before the service to which names can be added of those departed whom you wish to be remembered in the service.
The service will be held at Eye Parish Church.
All are welcome to attend.

This informal group meets on the first Wednesday of each month from May to November inclusive (except August). We discuss a wide range of subjects of topical interest. This isn't a Bible study, but bringing a Bible with you may be useful for reference. The meeting follows Wednesday said Mass and coffee, and lasts for an hour maximum. Please feel free to join any of these informal meetings, which are normally held in the Abbey Room.

During Lent, the monthly meeting is replaced by a weekly Lent Discussion Group (for five weeks).

This is a said mass in the Lady Chapel

Sung Mass each Sunday. High Mass is celebrated on festival occasions

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Commencing 10.45 am at the Eye Town War Memorial
then approx. 11.10 am service in the Parish Church

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Act of Remembrance for Armistice Day at Bedingfield War Memorial.
In the church grounds.
This is a Benefice event to which all are welcome

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High Mass for the Solemnity Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

All are welcome - refreshments following the service

Dixit Dominus - Handel
Laudate Pueri - Scarlatti
Cantata - JS Bach

Conductor: Benedict Collins Rice
The Geldart Ensemble
Professional Soloists

Tickets £20,under 16s £10

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Benefice High Mass for Advent Sunday

The service takes place at Eye Parish Church
All are welcome - refreshments after the service

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Advent Procession, with readings and music

Please join us as we walk from darkness into light
This event is a benefice event held at Eye Parish Church
All are welcome

All people of all ages are welcome to our Annual Christmas Bazaar held at Eye Town Hall.
Children (accompanied by an adult) are especially welcome - there's a rumour that Father Christmas may find time to come to visit us!