Our day's worship begins with said Morning Prayer, usually from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Our main act of worship each week, when we gather to hear God's Word proclaimed, and to receive Holy Communion. We use the modern-language form of service, with a modicum of traditional Catholic ceremonial to foster a sense of the mystery of the Mass. We usually sing a mixture of traditional and more modern hymns, together with a simple congregational Mass setting, led by our cantor(s) and volunteer organist/pianist.

Children and young people are encouraged to stay for the whole service, as it is not possible to have a separate Sunday School at present. For young families, there is a 'safe space' especially for them, with room to move around.

The Ministry of Christian Healing is usually available immediately after Mass on the first Sunday each month, or by arrangement with Father Garry, as is the Sacrament of Reconciliation (aka Confession).

A service of Evening Prayer, usually concluding with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

An opportunity to share in a quiet mid-morning service, held in one or other of the various chapels within the church.

An informal study session, to be held on five Mondays in Lent, after the 10am Mass, and ending at around 1115am.

A short late-afternoon service in one of our various chapels.

A Mass for the early-birds (!).

An opportunity to take part in this traditional Lenten devotion - a short service of prayers and meditations involving each of the 14 Stations around the church. This service takes place each Friday in Lent - 20th/27th February/6th/13th/20th/27th March and 3rd April (Good Friday)

A short, said service, usually held in the Lady Chapel (the one in the picture - with a number of furnishings and fittings by Sir Ninian Comper, no less). The Cell of Our Lady of Walsingham meets each month, and dates of Cell Masses are usually published on the weekly pew-sheet.