If you are interested in any of these activities please contact us via Heather at admin.email and we will get back to you as promptly as we can.

Children’s Liturgy – Every Sunday Mass during term time.

Scripture Prayer Groups – Tuesday & Wednesday evenings.

Contemplative Prayer Group – Last Monday of the month, at 6:15pm in St Paulinus’ Church

Coffee Mornings – Sundays & Thursdays after morning Mass in the hall. Everyone is warmly invited to join us. We’re also very happy to recruit new volunteers to help to serve!

Craft Group – On Thursdays after the coffee morning. This can include making items for a fundraising table sale, knitting poppies to add onto our outdoor remembrance display, or if you’d rather knit at home we have wool and patterns, just pop into the hall after Mass to find us.

Interested in becoming a Catholic? – We regularly run our preparation course for those who want to become a Catholic (RCIA). Everyone welcome!

church singing group, church music – share your musical gifts! You don’t have to be able to read music, you don’t have to be Pavarotti (though we are happy to welcome either!), many voices together make joyful music and together we can be part of the divine harmony.

church cleaning – once a month after Thursday 10am mass. We are delighted to accept offers to help!

church flowers – making something beautiful for God

Occasionally we host a CHARIS Day of Renewal & Healing with: Praise and Worship, Talks, Sacrament of Reconciliation, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Ministry for Healing, & Mass. Watch out for the poster for further details.

Parish library and shop – Religious books are available to borrow free of charge in our library, and we have a range of devotional materials, cards etc available in our shop. Shop and library are both open whenever the church building is open, you can find them through the first door on the right after entering the main door of the church.

Noticed some activities are missing? Come and help make them happen!

‘There are those who seek knowledge for the sake of knowledge; that is curiosity. There are those who seek knowledge to be known by others; that is vanity. There are those who seek knowledge in order to serve; that is love.’ – St Bernard of Clairvaux