Lent 2025 - A season of fasting, prayer and alms giving
The second collection during Lent
The second collection during Lent is to support the sick and retired priests of our archdiocese.
Between now and Easter, please keep in your prayers
Please keep in your prayers Christina, Charlotte, Rebekah, Amelia and Xavier, who look forward to being received into the Church at Easter.
Walk of Witness Way of the Cross
Walk of Witness Way of the Cross – Good Friday 18th April 10am beginning at Our Lady & St George's to Hillington Park Church for 11am Service followed by refreshments. G52 Churches Together - All most welcome.
Holy Week and Easter Masses
Holy Thursday -
Good Friday -
Holy Saturday -
Easter Vigil – 7.30pm on Saturday 19th April begins outside with the blessing of the Easter fire. We look forward to celebrating Christina, Charlotte, Rebekah, Amelia and Xavier being received into the Church at this Mass. Refreshments will be served in the hall afterwards. All most welcome.
Easter Sunday Masses - 9.30am and 11.30am. NB No 5pm evening Mass
Easter Monday - Mass will be at 10am. There will be no evening Mass.
SCIAF Wee Boxes
SCIAF Wee Boxes to be handed in, please, by Sunday 4th May.
A very Happy Easter to everyone!
‘This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad'
Easter Message from Archbishop Nolan
The darkness of winter is now giving way to the brightness of spring.
The plants in our gardens are now bursting into life.
It is as if nature is reinforcing the gospel message that death is not the end and that the darkness of sin is overcome by the goodness of God.
We celebrate Jesus risen from the dead. He is proclaimed in the scriptures as the first fruits.
We rejoice in the gospel message that just as Christ died and rose to new life so we who die with Christ will also rise with him.
May that truth console us as we think of our deceased relatives and friends.
May that truth inspire us to persevere through the dark moments of life, sure of the light at the end of the tunnel, sure of the life to come.
That is why this Easter we joyfully proclaim: Christ has risen from the dead, Alleluia, alleluia.
A Huge Thank You!
Heartfelt thanks to everyone who worked so hard to prepare our church for Holy Week and the Easter liturgies. Your time, dedication, and care—whether in decorative, liturgical, musical, or social preparations—made Holy Week and the Easter weekend truly special for our whole parish community.
Not too long now until Advent! 🎅
The second collection during Lent is to support the sick and retired priests of our archdiocese.
Between now and Easter, please keep in your prayers
Please keep in your prayers Christina, Charlotte, Rebekah, Amelia and Xavier, who look forward to being received into the Church at Easter.
Walk of Witness Way of the Cross
Walk of Witness Way of the Cross – Good Friday 18th April 10am beginning at Our Lady & St George's to Hillington Park Church for 11am Service followed by refreshments. G52 Churches Together - All most welcome.
Holy Week and Easter Masses
Holy Thursday -
- Morning Prayer 10am.
- (Mass of the Chrism at St Andrew's Cathedral 11.00 am.)
- Mass of the Lord's Supper at 7.00 pm.
- Night Prayer 9.30pm in front hall
Good Friday -
- Morning Prayer 10am
- Solemn Liturgy of the Passion 3pm.
- Stations of the Cross 7pm.
Holy Saturday -
- Morning Prayer 10am.
- Easter Vigil– 7.30pm (No 5pm Vigil)
Easter Vigil – 7.30pm on Saturday 19th April begins outside with the blessing of the Easter fire. We look forward to celebrating Christina, Charlotte, Rebekah, Amelia and Xavier being received into the Church at this Mass. Refreshments will be served in the hall afterwards. All most welcome.
Easter Sunday Masses - 9.30am and 11.30am. NB No 5pm evening Mass
Easter Monday - Mass will be at 10am. There will be no evening Mass.
SCIAF Wee Boxes
SCIAF Wee Boxes to be handed in, please, by Sunday 4th May.
A very Happy Easter to everyone!
‘This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad'
Easter Message from Archbishop Nolan
The darkness of winter is now giving way to the brightness of spring.
The plants in our gardens are now bursting into life.
It is as if nature is reinforcing the gospel message that death is not the end and that the darkness of sin is overcome by the goodness of God.
We celebrate Jesus risen from the dead. He is proclaimed in the scriptures as the first fruits.
We rejoice in the gospel message that just as Christ died and rose to new life so we who die with Christ will also rise with him.
May that truth console us as we think of our deceased relatives and friends.
May that truth inspire us to persevere through the dark moments of life, sure of the light at the end of the tunnel, sure of the life to come.
That is why this Easter we joyfully proclaim: Christ has risen from the dead, Alleluia, alleluia.
A Huge Thank You!
Heartfelt thanks to everyone who worked so hard to prepare our church for Holy Week and the Easter liturgies. Your time, dedication, and care—whether in decorative, liturgical, musical, or social preparations—made Holy Week and the Easter weekend truly special for our whole parish community.
Not too long now until Advent! 🎅
