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* Please read the earlier information contained in the news post of 8 June. This is important information and will help with your ongoing understanding of the situation* Here in Holy Trinity, for our church to be able to open, we will need to have a number of volunteers from amongst the parish community, who are able and willing to help make this possible. You may be a member of a parish group; you may Read More

We may not be able to be together in person on Sunday but let us join together, as a community with Fr Michael and Fr Peter, to celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi and to celebrate Fr Michael’s Golden Jubilee of Priesthood. Mass will be LiveStreamed at 10am and you can join this by following the ‘LiveStream’ link from the parish website. The Liturgy for the Feast can be found by following the link on Read More

An announcement from Government over the weekend allows for the re-opening of Places of Worship across the country. This has been welcomed by the Bishops Conference of England & Wales, amongst others. It applies to all Faiths and Denominations. The announcement allows for the re-opening of Places of Worship from Monday 15th June. Whilst the headline is straightforward, the reality is more intricate. The Government have said further announcements can be expected through this week. Read More

We know that many across the Parish (and further afield) have become reliant on, and are enjoying, the ability to follow daily Mass from the Parish via LiveStream. It has been an interesting reflection to acknowledge that, suddenly by virtue of circumstance, our everyday technology can prove additionally valuable over and above the email inbox! …and many of us have become adept at visiting many churches and their Masses around the Globe! Very much a Read More

As the Parish is aware, next Sunday 14th June is Golden Jubilee day for Fr Michael. 14th June 1970 saw his Ordination to the Priesthood, along with 35 fellow Missionary Priests, at All Hallows College, Dublin. Understandably, the current Public Health situation means that the parish celebrations planned for the weekend 12-14 June to mark this occasion, cannot go ahead. These are postponed until such time as they can go ahead safely. This will be Read More