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York Minster was packed for theconsecration of Father Philip North asBishop of Burnley.

The well orchestrated service waspresided over by the Archbishop of Yorkwho delegated the consecration to theBishop of Chichester who was assistedthe Bishops of Beverley and Pontefract.

The consecration heralded a new startfor our constituency as we seek toengage with the invitation to flourish inthe Church of England. Clergy and laityfrom across the constituency gatheredto pray for Father North and therecannot have been a Catholic Societythat wasn’t represented in some wayand few will forget the wonderful sightof Bishop North’s fellow Guardians ofthe Shrine of Our Lady of Walsinghamin the Minster nor the singing of ‘Singwe of the Blessed Mother’.

All in all this was a wonderful daycompleted with Pontifical Benedictionat the parish of All Saints’ North Street.As Bishop North himself commented,Monday 2nd of February was the day onwhich the Church of England trulyshowed there was a future for thosewho seek in good conscience to hold tothe traditional teachings of the church.Continued on page 2 with Bishop Tony’sreflection.

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EasterServices see pages 11 -15

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Chrism MassesPage 9

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Get out and Vote!page 3

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Mutual Flourishing

Forward in Faith expresses its gratitude to theArchbishop of York for making arrangements forthe Bishop of Burnley’s ordination which gave fullexpression to the Guiding Principles enshrined inthe House of Bishops’ Declaration.

The first Guiding Principle speaks of the respectand canonical obedience that lawful office-holders deserve. The Archbishop of York presidedin York Minister and the Bishop of Burnley tookthe oath of due obedience to him. No one presentcould have been in any doubt as to theArchbishop’s metropolitical authority or therespect in which he is held.

The fourth and fifth Guiding Principles embodycommitments to enabling those who, fortheological reasons, are unable to receive theministry of women bishops or priests to flourish,and to making sacramental and pastoral provisionfor us ‘in a way that maintains the highestpossible degree of communion and contributes tomutual flourishing’.

The reference to a ‘degree of communion’recognizes that full communion cannot existwhere some bishops and priests are unable toreceive the sacramental ministry of others. Forover twenty years traditional catholic priests havebeen granted ordination by bishops with whomthey enjoy full communion (because they canreceive the ministry of all the priests whom thosebishops ordain). The ordination of women asbishops gives rise to a need for similar provisionfor ordination to the episcopate. Sucharrangements contribute to enabling our priestsand bishops to flourish, allowing them to

experience at the moment of ordination the fullcommunion with the ordaining bishops that allother ordinands enjoy.

We are grateful that the service in York Minsterwas nevertheless characterized by a very highdegree of communion and fellowship, expressednot least in the fact that all could receivecommunion together.

The arrangements determined by the Archbishopof York also contributed to ‘mutual flourishing’. Wetrust that no one imagines that the flourishing oftraditional catholic ordinands could involve theirbeing ordained by bishops whose sacramentalministry they cannot receive. If all the malebishops present had participated in the laying onof hands, the Bishop of Stockport (whose graciouspresence we acknowledge with gratitude) wouldtherefore have been alone in having to refrainfrom doing so. It would be difficult to see that asan expression of ‘mutual flourishing’.

Plainly, a future female Archbishop of York couldnot be the principal consecrator of a traditionalcatholic bishop. By delegating that ministry to theBishop of Chichester, Archbishop Sentamu hasensured that there need be no difference betweenhis role on this occasion and that of a futurefemale archbishop. We hope that those whosupport the ordination of women as bishops willagree with us that any such distinction should beavoided.

† TONY PONTEFRACTThe Rt Revd Tony Robinson, Bishop of PontefractChairman

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of Burnley

Martyn Neale explains why wemust take the General Synodelections seriously!

Will you be voting in the election this year? No, notTHAT one: the General Synod election. All electedseats in the Houses of Clergy and Laity are up forgrabs and it’s vital that the Catholic group should beas generously represented as possible. This will onlyhappen if those entitled to vote can be persuaded tovote for our candidates. If we hope that they might,we must be sure that we do too. Simples, as we’vecome to say.

Most clergy have a vote as do lay members ofdeanery synods. It’s surprising how many electorsdon’t get round to voting. Perhaps they think theycan’t change anything or that General Synod’s awaste of time. It may be that they don’t know muchabout any of the candidates. Some probably file thevoting papers away to deal with another day butnever get round to it. Whatever the shortcomings ofthe past, we really can’t afford to let a single vote gobegging this year. It might be worth checking thatyour own parish has actually filled all its allocated layplaces on your Deanery Synod. If not, now’s the timeto put yourself forward and claim that place, alongwith the vote that goes with it.

Like it or not, General Synod is the forum where theChurch of England has its discussions and takes itsdecisions. Although much of its business is routineand necessarily dull attracting little coverage in themedia and press, headlines can be hit when somecontroversial subject comes to the fore. Recently, itsfailure to pass the dreadful women bishopslegislation in 2012 became one of the most widelycovered stories. Parliament weighed in too, witheven the Prime Minister feeling compelled (andqualified) to opine his views. The subject itselfcontinued to receive great attention over thefollowing months, though the subtleties of the debatewere lost. With remarkable and unexpectedfleetness of foot, business managers in the Synodwere able to arrange negotiations between all partiesand achieve the swift passage of a simpler, fairerMeasure at the end of 2014.

Let’s be clear: the 2012 legislation failed thanks notonly to the votes of committed traditional Catholicsand classical evangelicals. It was support fromothers, who though they were generally in favour ofwomen as bishops but could not countenanceproposals which would have made it well-nighimpossible for us to remain in the church, that tippedthe balance. It was a welcome sign that cogentarguments that promises once given should be kept,that it was ridiculous to be asked to vote for anunseen Code of Practice and that the inclusivity of

our broad church should be maintained could stillpersuade Synod-members of integrity to vote for whatwas right and just, rather than that which waspopular. Without their courage we wouldn’t be hereto thank them. Those principles need be guardedinto the future.

So where are we? We have a new Measure, craftedto maintain the breadth of belief and practice in thechurch. It includes checks and balances with astraightforward appeal process to an IndependentReviewer in perceived instances of discriminatorypractice. It may not give us everything we mighthave wanted but it promises to provide (on paper, atleast) sufficient for us to maintain our place. Morethan that, it speaks of wanting those who cannot inconscience accept the ministry of women as priestsor bishops to flourish. Yes, flourish; not just limpalong until we give up.

The challenge is thrown down to us as much asanyone. We’re told we’re wanted and that there’sroom for us. Do we believe that? Do we want tostay? Do we want to flourish? If so, we need to berepresented at all levels of church governance, whichincludes the General Synod. We must make theeffort to get our people elected so they can help theliberal majority live up to the spirit as well as theletter of the legislation that has been agreed.Remember, most of those who voted in 2012 for oureffective ejection from the church will no doubtthemselves hope to be re-elected to the Synod. Wewill need to be watchful in case their 2014conversion to inclusivity is short-lived.

I’m a member of a group charged with maximisingsupport for catholic candidates, clergy and lay. Wehope that in every single diocese there will becandidates for whom we can vote with confidence.To that end, there have been discreet meetings upand down the country of key laity and clergyidentifying local people who will co-ordinate supportfor both candidates and voters in this autumn’selection. Getting the right candidates is the firstthing – gaining votes for them is the next. Advice tocandidates and electors will come in due course. Itwill cover matters such as hustings, electionaddresses and the workings of the SingleTransferable Vote system which is used. In themeantime, be assured that every effort is beingmade to secure the best result for this crucial Synod election.

The last few years have been exhausting for so manyof us and the insults we’ve suffered have left theirscars. How we feel for our Synod reps who have hadto speak and vote against so much for so long.We’ve had a measure of success and temptingthough it might be to take a break from what mightbe considered church politics, we can’t afford to becomplacent. The Church, General Synod, the peopleof England, need us and our Catholic contribution.The future is there for the grasping, if only we havethe courage and commitment. What a relief itwould be to speak and vote in favour of things inthe years to come – and what a blessing we couldcontinue to be to the Church as a whole.

The General Synod takes itself veryseriously. So must we.

Get out and Vote!

The Catholic Group and Forwardin Faith Elections OfficerAnne Gray has been appointed by the catholicGroup in Synod and by Forward in Faith to help runthe vital election campaign in 2015. She will beliaising with local representatives to find suitablecandidates to stand for election and offeringsupport and training to those candidates. Herwork is vital as we seek to flourish in the Church ofEngland. Speaking about her role, Anne urged apositive and proactive attitude going into nextyear's General Synod elections: "For the first timein over 25 years, we won't be entering thoseelections labelled as being anti-everything. Let'stake up the opportunity to be constructive andpositive, and let's be proud of who we are."

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The title given to the next Here IAm Vocations Conference at SaintStephen’s House from Friday 28thto Sunday 30th August, aimedspecifically for Anglican Catholicmen interested in exploring thepossibility of priestly ordination inthe Church of England. Writingafter last year’s conference one ofthe participants said:

“I wanted to say thank you for themost extraordinary andtransformative weekend. Havingarrived thinking I could pick upsome useful tips for negotiating theselection process, I left with acompletely new understanding ofvocation and, for the first time,ready to approach discernmentwith an open mind and heart.

“It may be that I was a singularlycynical and arrogant candidate, butI can say that our work and prayerover the weekend affected mepowerfully, and I feel blessed. Ihave never opened up before as Idid in the group session onSaturday and, in doing so, I foundout things about myself that I didn'tknow before.

“I am sorry to gush, but I amimmensely grateful for beinghelped to speak and to listen with

openness and honesty, entirely asmyself. Whatever now happens,and wherever this process leadsme, I have learned a lot and seenhow much more there is to learn.”

Please never discount thepossibility that God is calling you tobe a priest and the continuedpresence of Anglo-Catholics in theChurch of England can only beassured if we continue toencourage and to grow newpriests. So please, everybody, putthis date in your diary and pray forthose at the Additional CuratesSociety who will prepare this event.Pray for those that God may becalling to priestly ordination anddon’t be afraid to ask yourself, orsomeone that you know, if they arewilling to take the plunge.

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The Confraternity of the BlessedSacrament was founded in London in1862 for clergy, religious and laycommunicants, being members of or incommunion with the Church of England.Its original name was ‘The Confraternityof the Body and Blood of Christ.’ Itsoriginal objects were:

(1) The Honour due to the Person of OurLord Jesus Christ in the BlessedSacrament of His Body and Blood; and

(2) Mutual and special Intercession atthe time of and in union with theEucharistic Sacrifice.

Thus begins the new Preamble to therevised Constitution of the CBS whichwas approved by the Council-General on6th October 2014. Thanks to Dr ColinPodmore’s research, we now know thatan original copy of the Manual printedfor the Inaugural Meeting on 4thDecember 1862 is preserved inLambeth Palace Library, and thisPreamble, reflecting that foundationaldocument, links us properly with theintentions of our forefathers andestablishes the basis of what wecontinue to be about 153 years later.

Constitutional revision is no easy matterand, if it is to be done properly, it takestime. It has been something theTrustees have had before them since2012 and various draft revisions havebeen considered by two meetings of theCouncil-General. We were grateful tosome CBS members in the diocese ofChichester for sending us a resolutionwhich asked us to effect changes whichensured that we would be in EucharisticCommunion with one another, definedour objects so that the government andfunds of the CBS remained in Anglicanhands, gave Lay Associates a share ingovernance at all levels, and providedappropriate checks on the powers of theOfficers. Given that these very properaspirations were fully examined by bothTrustees and two Council-Generals, Ihope that we have done sufficientjustice to them although, as we know,one cannot please everybody all thetime!

The starting point, of course, is the newPreamble, as above. This underlines ourAnglican roots and reminds us that ourpurposes spring from those roots. Weexist “for the advancement of thecatholic faith in the Anglican tradition.”However, to avoid ambiguity when thereare various interpretations of this withinworldwide Anglicanism, there is aclarification which states thatmembership of the CBS “shall be opento communicant members of the Churchof England, and such other Churches(being churches which recognise theorders conferred in the Church ofEngland as the Council-General shallfrom time to time determine, who alsosupports the Objects, accept theCatholic faith, and adhere to theunderstanding of the Catholic

Priesthood espoused by theConfraternity, and observe the practicesof the catholic religion.” As before, theCatholic priesthood remains defined as“male priests ordained within the maleapostolic succession.” All of this, ofcourse, is necessary because of theunhappy divisions within the AnglicanCommunion.

With regard to tenure of the office ofSuperior-General, this is now limited tono more than two consecutive terms offive years with, if necessary, a break oftwo years before a candidate is eligiblefor a further term or terms.Furthermore, he must now act inconsultation with, and having regard to,the views of his fellow Trustees incertain matters. This was not the casebefore! Likewise, there are now checkson the powers of the Trustees as agroup, particularly in regard to thedisbursement of monies, without properconsultation with the Council-General.

We were asked to look at the matter ofLay Associates having a share ingovernance at every level of the CBS.Looking at this very fully, we had to bearin mind that ours is a sacramental anddevotional society and that these thingslie within the stewardship of our priests.However, this needs to be held inbalance with the proper aspiration thatlay men and women have a full part toplay in ensuring that our objects areproperly fulfilled. Indeed, we are all,priests and people together,accountable to one another for thesethings. But presbyteral office imposescertain obligations and responsibilitieson our clergy and, as a Confraternity, wemust not lose sight of this catholicunderstanding and it is right that itshould be reflected in the way weorganise our life. For the last couple ofyears I have extended an informalinvitation to each District to send a LayObserver to the Council-General. Thiswas a preliminary attempt to show thatwe were convinced of the necessity ofhaving Lay Associates participatingwithin the Council-General. From thestart there was the need to be seen tobe doing things with transparency andso avoiding any future accusation thatthings were happening, particularly with

regard to CBS funds, behindclosed doors. Under theprevious provisions, theCouncil-General (alwaysmeeting at least once a yearas an AGM of the CBS)consisted of the Officers(Trustees) and DistrictSuperiors and certain otherPriests Associate attendingas honorary members. Therevision now extends thisprovision to Lay Associateswho will be honorarymembers of the Council-General on the same basisas these other honorarymembers (that is, not as LayObservers).

The election of a DistrictSuperior, and of anaccompanying Lay Associateto serve on the Council-General, is dealt with by anew provision whereby eachDistrict is required toconvene an Annual Assembly of allPriests Associate and Lay Associates“for the purpose of promoting theConfraternity within the District and atwhich there shall be EucharisticWorship.” It is at this meeting that “allPriests Associate in the District shallelect a District Superior to serve for aterm of 5 years. In addition, the LayAssociates shall elect annually fromtheir number a Lay Associate to serve asan Honorary Member (of the Council-General).” By this means, LayAssociates are elected directly to serveas honorary members of the Council-General by their brethren within theirDistrict and not by invitation of either theSuperior-General or the District Superior.

Thus the constitution of the Council-General continues to reflect the beliefthat the life and affairs of theConfraternity properly remain under thedirection of its Officers who are also itsTrustees, but now more obviously inconsultation with its District Superiors,and with regard to their views and thoseof Lay Associates elected as honorarymembers. The Lay Associate elected bythis means may also serve as DistrictSecretary and this means that there canbe continuity of representation andinvolvement at both district and nationallevel.

I hope that a copy of the revisedConstitution will soon be available onthe website and this will enablemembers to see its provisions in detail.The Confraternity in its Districts mustnow begin the process of ensuring thatthe agreed changes to our life arebrought about. There needs to be anAnnual Assembly at which a DistrictSuperior is elected by its PriestsAssociate, beginning a possible five-yeartenure of office, and at which a LayAssociate is elected by all the LayAssociates to serve as an honorarymember to the Council-General and,

practically, as District Secretary.

The next stage in the renewal of our lifewill be an attempt to take an audit ofmembership nationally and to see howWards and Districts are faring. It may bethat these will need to be changed bothin number and geographical location sothat they better serve the objects of theConfraternity in the parishes and playtheir part in that mutual growth andflourishing to which our Church is nowcommitted in circumstances so differentfrom those in which our founders livedbut, at that same time, just aschallenging. Let us continue to pray toGod, through his Son Jesus Christ whomwe adore in the Blessed Sacrament ofhis Body and Blood, that we maypersevere unto the end in the faith,practice, and communion of his holyChurch. This prayerful desire mustencourage us still, as it did ourforefathers and benefactors in 1862.

CBS ConstitutionBishop Roger Jupp explains the process thinking behind and content ofthe newly agreed constitution of the CBS.

College of Readers

Membership of the College of Readers is for you

If you are a Licensed Reader looking for study opportunities, support and spiritual development.

If you accept the traditional understanding of the apostolic ministry of bishops, priests and deacons.

If the answer to the questions is Yes then your next step is to:

Visit our website www.college-of-readers.org.uk Or contact Mrs M E Snape

Registrar/Treasurer of the College of Readers, mary@college-of-readers.org.ukAnnual membership fee £15.00

Patron. The Rt. Revd Norman Banks Bishop of Richborough

Co-patron. The Rt. Revd Martyn Jarret

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The Glastonbury PilgrimageIt had been many years since the Bishop ofRichborough had been a pilgrim to Glastonbury,but Bishop Norman described last year’s AnnualPilgrimage, at which he gave Benedictionfollowing the afternoon procession, as “allsplendid” and with “an excellent atmosphere allround – and I know a great encouragement toso many.” And then Father Geoffrey Squire,writing the following day to its organizers,commented that 2015 “will be my 50thsuccessive Glastonbury Pilgrimage.

I have taken hundreds of young people to it overthe years and it never ceases to have an impacton them. One who was deeply moved by thatpilgrimage as a boy is now awaiting his selectionconference with a view to ordination and he is byno means the only one.” Indeed, five deaconsawaiting ordination last year - one of them fromWales - joined with me as Principal Celebrant,and with the Bishops of Ebbsfleet andRichborough, and Bishop David Thomas, andwith a large number of concelebrating priestsfrom south-west England and elsewhere, and anumber from

Wales. In addition, in excess of 600 pilgrimsgathered in the abbey ruins in perfect weather,uniting to proclaim the pilgrimage theme Beholdthe Lamb. The previous year’s rain had certainlynot dampened the spirits of all those pilgrims norhad it discouraged them.

Bishop Jonathan of Ebbsfleet was the preacherat the Mass and Canon Steven Kirk from thediocese of Llandaff, the Vice-Chairman of thePilgrimage association, gave the devotionaladdress at the afternoon liturgy. It was aparticular joy that pilgrims from Wales wereencouraged by his words in the knowledge thatthis historic pilgrimage centre can be a meetingground for faithful Catholic Anglicans from manyplaces who come to witness to the faith oncedelivered to the saints.

This year’s Pilgrimage on 11th July falls on theFeast of St Benedict, the Father of WesternMonasticism. Glastonbury became aBenedictine foundation towards the end of the7th century when King Centwine of Wessex

apparently introduced the Saxonmonastic community, thesuccessor of the original Celtic one,to the Rule of St Benedict.However, Glastonbury’s floweringas a Benedictine community reallybegan with the appointment of StDunstan as its abbot around theyear 940. From his time dates itsgreat revival as a Benedictinehouse and as one of the maineducational centres in thecountry.

Chapter 72 of Benedict’s Rule tells the monks “toprefer nothing to the love of Christ.” Benedict, ofcourse, reminds us that the love of Christ shouldalways be at the heart of our discipleship, that heshould be first in our lives. So it is that thisyear’s Pilgrimage has as its theme Christ First, atheme which echoes those words of St Benedict,repeating that call to us today “to prefer nothingto the love of Christ.” We are pleased that theBishop of Richborough will be with us again, butthis time as the preacher at the Pilgrimage Mass.It was his observation that our Pilgrimage thisyear providentially falls on St Benedict’s day andwhich has led us to our theme. No doubt he willbe reminding us of what Benedict’s vision can befor us now and how we may interpret that call toreveal Christ First.

As Chairman of the Pilgrimage Association, aswell as representing The Confraternity of theBlessed Sacrament, now a substantial financialsponsor of the Annual Pilgrimage, I am hopefulthat the support of CBS will play its part inensuring that the Pilgrimage becomes firmlyestablished as a witness to the Church of thestrength and vitality of the Catholic Anglicans inBritain. The invitation comes to all readers ofTogether to help reinvigorate the Pilgrimage,placing it once again in the national calendar ofevents of traditional Catholic Anglicans. We hopethat you will want to join us at Glastonbury thisyear. Tell your friends, please, and invite them togather with us around the Lord’s Table in thishistoric and ancient place, one of the foremostpilgrimage sites of the Church in the British Isles.

For full details about the Glastonbury Pilgrimage go towww.glastonburypilgrimage.com

Bishop Date Time Church

Richborough Wednesday 25 March 7.30 pm S Hugh, Eyres Monsall, Leicester

Ebbsfleet Saturday 28 March 12.00 noon S Michael and All Angels, Heavitree, Exeter

Richborough Saturday 28 March 11.00 am Guildford Cathedral

Beverley Sunday 29 March 6.00 pm S Aidan, Grangetown, Sunderland

Pontefract Sunday 29 March 6.00 pm Ss John & Barnabas, Belle Isle

Beverley Monday 30 March 12.00 noon S Hilda, Grangetown, Middlesbrough

Richborough Monday 30 March 12.00 noon Chelmsford Cathedral

Beverley Tuesday 31 March 11.30 am Manchester Cathedral

Burnley Tuesday 31 March 11.00 am S Andrew, Burnley

Chichester Tuesday 31 March 10.30 am Chichester Cathedral*

Ebbsfleet Tuesday 31 March 11.30 am Worcester Cathedral

Fulham Tuesday 31 March 11.30 am S Augustine, Kilburn

Richborough Tuesday 31 March 12.00 noon Canterbury Cathedral

Beverley Wednesday 1 April 12.00 noon Ss John & Mary Magdalene, Goldthorpe

Ebbsfleet Wednesday 1 April 11.00 am Lichfield Cathedral

Richborough Wednesday 1 April 12.00 noon Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham

*with renewal of ministerial vows – for all the clergy of the Diocese of Chichester.

Bishops of The Society will be celebrating the following Chrism Masses:

Chrism Masses, 2015

New Website!Forward in Faith has a new website at www.forwardinfaith.com The newResources section includes detailed advice to PCCs and Parish Priests aboutpassing a Resolution under the House of Bishops' Declaration, together withleaflets and other resources to facilitate consideration of the issues.

There is also a full commentary on the Houseof Bishops' Declaration.

The About Us section contains moreinformation about Forward in Faith and itswork, organised in a more accessible way.

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GSS London Festival

May 25thWalsingham National

June 13th CBS Northern Festival

July 11thGlastonbury Pilgrimage

November 5thGuild of All Sould Requiem

November 14thForward in Faith National Assembly

The Society has been formed, under thepatronage of S. Wilfrid and S. Hilda, to provide‘ministry, sacraments and oversight which wecan receive with confidence’. One of the ways inwhich it does this is by welcoming priests asPriests of The Society. They are priests fromwhom we can receive the sacraments withconfidence, because we know that they havebeen ordained by a male bishop, who stands inthe apostolic succession of bishops at whoseordination a male bishop presided. Priests of TheSociety are in a relationship of full communionwith a member of the Council of Bishops of TheSociety.

But how will people know that the church inwhich they worship is one that is served by suchpriests? How will laypeople know that they are infull communion with a member of the Council ofBishops of The Society and indeed with all theother parishes who receive pastoral andsacramental ministry and oversight from thosebishops? When people are travelling, how willthey identify a church where they can worshipwith confidence, without having to worry aboutwhether the priest who stands at the altar wasordained in the historic succession that werecognise?

To answer these questions, the Council ofBishops of The Society has now invited parishesto affiliate to The Society. A mailing about this,and about passing a Resolution under the Houseof Bishops’ Declaration, has gone out widely. (Itwill of course be for the parish priest and the layofficers of the parish to decide the best time forthe PCC to consider these issues.)

Affiliation is open to parishes that are under theepiscopal oversight of a member of the Council ofBishops of The Society

as their diocesan or area bishop, or

because they passed ‘resolution C’ under the Act of Synod and that resolution remains in force during the two-year transitional period, or

because of a Resolution under the House of Bishops’ Declaration.

Affiliated parishes will pay a fee of £60 eachyear (by annual, quarterly or monthly standingorder). This will make a small contribution tothe cost of running The Society, and the factthat they are paying each year will tell us thatthey still wish to be part of The Society.

Society parishes will receive a laminated‘porch card’ for display, proclaiming that theyare affiliated to The Society. They will also belisted on the Society website(www.sswsh.com), with the postcode of thechurch building, a link to their entry onwww.achurchnearyou.com and a link to theirown website if they have one.

Parishes that are affiliated to The Societywill (optionally) be able to register inaddition as Forward in Faith parishes at noextra charge. This will enable them to sendrepresentatives to the National Assemblyof Forward in Faith (which elects theCouncil of Forward in Faith), and to receivediscounts on advertising in Forward inFaith publications and on its website(www.forwardinfaith.com).

There will be no process for laypeople tobecome ‘members of The Society’,because The Society is not a club or amembership organisation, but part ofthe Church. People belong to the Churchnot because of signing a form or payinga subscription, but because they have receivedthe sacraments of baptism, confirmation andholy communion. All baptised Christians whoreceive the sacraments in a parish of The Societyor from a Priest of The Society will belong to TheSociety.

But running The Society costs money, just asrunning a parish does. The fact that there is nomembership fee for belonging to a parish doesn’tmean that there is no need for people tocontribute to the cost of running it. Those who tosupport the aims of The Society are to help withthe cost of running it by joining Forward in Faith –the membership organization which finances andsupports The Society.

Parishes of The SocietyColin Podmore encourages parishes to affiliate to The Society.

Providing ministry, sacraments and oversight which we can receive with confidence

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This parish is affiliated to The Society.We seek to flourish within the life and structures of the Church of England, and to make our full contribution to Christ’s mission in this Diocese.

We seek to grow in holiness� through worship and personal prayer� by studying the Scriptures� by celebrating the Sacraments.

We are committed to proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord� through mission, pastoral care and service� by working to build a society that points to the Kingdom of God.

The Society� promotes and maintains catholic teaching and practice within the Church of England� is led by a Council of Bishops � provides episcopal oversight� guarantees a ministry in the historic, apostolic succession.

Is your parishentitled todisplay aSociety porchcard yet?

So they took Jesus and he wentout bearing his own cross, to theplace called the place of a skull,which is called in HebrewGolgotha. There they crucifiedhim”.

So we come to the last stage of thisterrible journey. We have seen Jesusbetrayed, abandoned, arrested andtried, convicted and sentenced todeath. Now we must watch him die.We know we are watching the Son ofGod, the Word made flesh, thesecond person of the eternal Trinity.Yet what we see is the stark reality ofhuman suffering, suffering such asmen and women have endured fromtime immemorial and even today, allover the world. Jesus took on humanflesh and that meant he had to takeon the suffering which flesh is heir to.

So we see Jesus slapped and struckin the High Priest’s court. He ismocked, spat on, beaten by thesoldiers. He has a bundle of thornspushed on his head. He is exhaustedfrom a night without sleep, a daywithout food. He has beenquestioned, made to stand hour afterhour before his judges. Then he iscondemned. He is whipped with theterrible Roman scourge and thenforced to carry his cross through thehot dusty streets of Jerusalem.

We are not complete strangers to thatkind of suffering. We may not havebeen through it all but we have beenhungry. We have been mocked,unjustly blamed for things we havenot done. Jesus’ experience was farworse but in our own lives we haveshared it. We know something of

what he feels. We can identify withthis part of the passion. Hunger,tiredness, betrayal, mockery, unjustcondemnation are all part of thehuman experience.

Yet when Jesus gets to Golgotha hisphysical suffering goes beyond us. Itis hard, stark and real. Hammer onnails, nails on wood. There are criesand screams from the other victimsas flesh is torn – but silence fromJesus. Then the Crosses are set up.How often we have gazed at a cross,looking at that twisted, naked,suffering body. We have tried toimagine the pain – the pain in hishands and feet where the nails bitethrough nerves; the pain in his armsas they support the weight of hisbody; the pain of suffocation, theterrible agony of thirst. For the mostpart this is a pain beyond ourexperience. We can glimpse it - partsof it - but we know it could be ours.People are tortured today and diehorrible deaths at the hands of othermen. Cancer can give a pain like thatof a Cross. Often it is only when weare called to suffer this pain that weenter the experience of the CrucifiedChrist.

Yet there is a deeper suffering of theCross, a suffering which all of usknow. The Cross is the ultimatefailure. Christ never intended to becrucified. God did not intend his Sonto be crucified. Christ took on flesh tobring men back to God. He came toshow men God’s love and to teachthem to love. He began with greatsuccess. Crowds flocked round him,miracles abounded, people werehealed, comforted, raised from thedead. Jesus was the centre of a great

religious revival, or so it seemed. Infact, it was not so. People came forthe miracles, for the fun of hearing agreat speaker but they did notunderstand what he said. BeforeJesus ever reached Jerusalem hecould see his ministry was a failure.He was not taken in by outwardsuccess. People were not returning toGod with changed hearts and loverenewed. When Jesus arrived inJerusalem he was alreadydisillusioned, frustrated, angry withhis people’s failure to respond.

That is something we can share. Webegin our Christian life, our marriedlife, our religious life with suchwonderful hopes. It is exciting; it issuch fun. There is so much to do butGod is on our side. Life is anadventure following God through evermore exciting country. It doesn’tnecessarily work out. Christian lifecan get dull; marriages can stagnateand fail and we in the religious lifecan find our hopes frustrated by adisintegrating, ageing community, byour own failure of vision. The work wethought to enjoy becomes empty. Theprayers we used to love becomeroutine. Failure is all around us.Ultimately it is God who fails. God hasnot kept his promise. He has let usdown. For us the temptation is toescape failure. We bury ourselves inactivity. We manufacture success. Weconvince ourselves that God reallywants success. We seek happiness,good fun, other people’s admirationand we forget the real cross in ourlives.

Jesus resisted that temptation. Hecould have gone on for years as asuccessful preacher. He could have

gone on with miracles,teaching and publicadulation but he wouldnot compromise. He choseinstead to enter the mysteryof failure. He failed his friends;he failed his Mother. He did notbecome what they wanted him tobe. His talents, charm, wisdom wereall wasted. The cross was not avictory, not a fulfilment. It was thedestruction of all he could have been.Failure is bleak and desolate. It is areal wilderness – without beauty,without feeling: grey, cold, endlesslydepressing. Yet it is only in thewilderness that we can truly find God.When we gaze at the Cross today wepass beyond physical suffering. We gobeyond the psychological pain; weenter into the weakness, the waste,the disillusionment, the depression offailure and if we stay there longenough, if we look honestly at thefailure of our hopes and joys, thenperhaps we will find God.

Nicolas Stebbing CR

Devotional for Holy Week

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Holy Week S. Andrew West KirbyPalm Sunday

8:00 am Low Mass / 10:30 am Blessingof Palms, procession & Sung Mass

Maundy Thursday7:30 pm Sung Mass of The Lord’s Supper

Good Friday9:00 am Stations /3:00pm The Liturgy for

Good FridayHoly Saturday

8.00 pm Vigil and First Mass of EasterEaster Day

8:00am Low Mass / 10:30 am Mass &Procession / 6.00pm Evensong

Traditional ceremonial with a warm welcomewww.standrewswestkirby.co.uk

Fr. Peter Walsh 0151 632 4728

St.Oswald's, Hartlepool Palm Sunday - 9.30am Procession ofPalms and Sung Mass, 4pm Stations of

the Cross. Maundy Thursday - 7.00pm Sung Mass,Washing of the Feet,Stripping of the Altars

and Watch of the Passion. Good Friday - 10.30am Stations of theCross, 2pm Liturgy of the Passion.

Holy Saturday - 9.30am Morning Prayer,8pm Vigil and First Mass of Easter.

Easter Day - 9.30am Sung Mass andProcession. 6pm Benediction.

Parish Priest Fr.Graeme Buttery

SSC 01 429 273201

The Parish of S. Margaret,Hollinwood & S. Chad, Limeside‘a worshipping community, sharing God’slove with everyone; a place to be. Come!’

HOLY WEEK & EASTER 2015

PASSION (PALM) SUNDAY 10:30am PalmCeremonies and Parish Mass

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY OF HOLY WEEKNoon Midday Prayer ff by Hunger Lunch/ 6:30pm Confessions (Mo, Tu, We) /

7:00pm Mass with AddressMAUNDY THURSDAY 11.30am Confessions /Noon Midday Prayer ff Hunger Lunch /7:30pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Foot

washing, & VigilGOOD FRIDAY Noon Stations of the Cross /

3:00pm The LiturgyHOLY SATURDAY 8:00pm The Easter Vigil ff

Resurrection PartyEASTER DAY10:30am Parish Mass with

Renewal of Baptismal Promises / 5:00pmSolemn Vespers & Benediction

Contact Fr. David Hawthorn 0161 681 4541S. Margaret’s Church, Chapel Road,

Hollinwood, Oldham. OL8 4QQwww.magsnchads.org.uk

Parish of St Agnes & St PancrasToxteth Park, Liverpool L17 3BA

HOLY WEEK & EASTER

Palm Sunday: Mass 10am

Mon- Wed: Stations of the Cross 12noon(not Tue); Sung Mass & Sermon 7-30pm

Maundy Thursday: Stations at 12noon;Solemn Mass 7-30pm, followed by Watch.

Good Friday: Stations 12noon; Liturgy 2pm

Holy Saturday: Maria Desolata 9am;Paschal Vigil & 1st Mass of Easter 7-30pm

Easter Day: Solemn Mass 10am; Evensong& Benediction 6-30pm.

Further details from Canon Cook on

0151 733 1742.

St Barnabas Parish ChurchMorecambe

Holy WeekPalm Sunday 8.30am Low Mass, 10.00amProcession and Solemn Mass, 6.00pm

Stations of the CrossMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday

7.00pm Low MassMaundy Thursday 11.00am Low Mass,7.30pm Liturgy of the Last Supper

and WatchGood Friday 10.00am Stations, 2.00pm

Good Friday LiturgyHoly Saturday 8.00pm Easter Vigil and

First Mass of EasterEaster Day 8.30am Low Mass, 10.00amSolemn Mass, 6.00pm Solemn Evensong

Parish Priest: Fr Tom Davis SSC 01 524 415216

Holy Week and Easter atSt. Luke’s Southport

Palm Sunday-10.30am Blessing of Palms& Parish Mass 6.30pm Evensong &

BenedictionTriduum- Maundy Thursday- 7.30pm Mass

followed by watchGood Friday- 10.00am Stations of theCross-followed by Confessions / 3pm

Liturgy of the Lord's PassionHoly Saturday- 10am Maria Desolata-

followed by Confessions /7.15pm- EasterVigil & First Mass of Easter

Easter Day- 10.30am Parish Mass/6.30pm- Evensong & Benediction

All enquiries Fr Paul Hutchins, ssc tel: 01704 213711 or visit website:www.sluke.co.uk

St Augustine's, Tonge Moor, BoltonFridays of Lent 7.30pm Stations of

the Cross. Sundays of Lent 6.30pm EveningPrayer and Benediction

Palm Sunday 8.00am Said Mass / 9.15amSung Mass (St Aidan’s) / 10.30am SungMass with Palm Procession (meet in theCrypt) / 6.30pm Evensong and Benediction

Holy Monday 6.15pm MassHoly Tuesday 6.15pm Mass

Holy Wednesday 10.30am Mass (St Aidan’s) & 6.15pm Mass

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Mass of the Lord’sSupper followed by Watch

Good Friday 10.30am Good Friday Liturgy Holy Saturday 8.30pm Easter Vigil and First

Mass of EasterEaster Sunday 8.00am Said Mass9.15am Sung Mass (St Aidan’s) /

10.30am Sung Mass / 6.30pm SolemnEvensong with procession and Benediction

Fr.Tony Davies 01204 523899

St.Barnabas, West Street, Crewe, CW1 3HX, AB & C A Parish of the Society of

St.Wilfrid & Hilda. Are you in the Crewe area for HolyWeek or Easter? Usual Catholic

Devotions and Confessions. Childrenand Families always welcome.

Please ring Fr.R.D.Powell, SSC 01 270 212418

www.crewe-barnabas.co.uk

The Parish of Swinton & PendleburyPRINCIPAL HOLY WEEK SERVICES

Palm Sunday8am & 5.30pm

Mass at St Peter, Swinton M27 0WA9.30am Blessing of Palms, etc., & SungMass at All Saints, Wardley M27 9UG atSaint Peter's at 10.30 a.m., and at SaintAugustine, Pendlebury M27 8UX at 11am.4pm Stations of the Cross at All Saints

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Sung Mass of the Lord's Supper inall three churches, followed by the watch atthe altar of repose, at All Saints & SaintAugustine until 9.30pm and at St Peter

until 12 midnightGood Friday

10am Stations of the Cross at St Peter12 noon Liturgy of the Day at Saint Augustine3pm Liturgy of the Day at St Peter7.30pm Liturgy of the Day at All Saints

Holy Saturday8pm The Easter Vigil at St Peter, followed

by an Easter Party Easter Sunday

8am. & 5.30pm Mass at St Peter9.30am Festival Mass at All Saints10.30am Festival Mass at St Peter

11am Festival Mass at Saint Augustine12.15pm Baptisms & Mass at St Peter

Easter Monday11am Solemn Mass at St Peter7.30pm Mass at All Saints'

For full details of all services, times at whichthe office is said, and for the sacrament ofrepentance, please see the notice boards orthe parish magazine, or contact the clergy. Fr Jeremy Sheehy, rector, 0161 794 1578

St.Stephen on the Cliffs, Blackpool Holy Week & Easter

Palm Sunday: 9.00am Low Mass, 10.30am Procession,Dramatic Reading of the Passion and

Solemn Mass, 6.00pm Meditation in words& music for Holy Week

Monday in Holy Week:9.15am Mass & Address

Tues in Holy Week;Chrism Mass - Burnley St.Andrew

11.00am

Wednesday in Holy Week: 6.30pm Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament. 7.00pm Mass

Maundy Thursday: 7.30pm Solemn Mass with washing of feet

and Watch until Midnight.

Good Friday: 10.00am Stations of the Cross, 3.00pm

Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday

Holy Saturday:8.00pm Lighting of the New Fire, SolemnEaster Vigil and First Mass of Easter.

Party afterwards.

Easter Day:9.00am Low Mass and Sermon, 10.30amProcession and Solemn Mass, 6.00pmSolemn Evensong and Benediction with

Cantantes Domino

Easy Access & Loop. Tel 01 253 351484,www.ststephenblackpool.co.uk

Welcome to St.Paul's, Royton, Oldham & Holy Trinity, Shaw.Holy Week & Easter

All Services will be at St.Paul's

Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord.10.30am Solemn Mass & Procession

5pm Evensong & BenedictionMonday, Tuesday & Wednesday

7.30pm Mass & Stations of the Cross Maundy Thursday

7.30pm Mass of the Last Supper &Watch until midnight

Good Friday 2.00pm Liturgy of Good Friday

7pm Maria Desolata EASTER DAY

10.30am Mass of Easter Day. TheBishop of Beverley Presiding.

Contact Fr. Peter McEvitt 01 706 843485

The Parish Church of S James the Great

Albert Hill, DarlingtonPalm Sunday

10:00am Procession of Palms andSung Mass

Holy WeekMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday 7:00pm Holy Mass

Maundy Thursday7:00pm Sung Mass, Washing of theFeet, Stripping of the Altars & Watch

of the PassionGood Friday

9:00 am Meditation / 3:00pmCelebration of the Passion of the Lord

Easter Saturday 7:00 pm Easter Vigil

Easter Day 10:00am Sung Mass

For more information, visit our web site:

Stjamesdarlington.orgOr telephone 01325 314437

St. Andrew's, Tudhoe Grange, SpennymoorPalm Sunday

9am Procession of Palms and Sung MassMaundy Thursday

7pm Mass of the Lord's Supperfollowed bythe watch at the Altar of Repose until 10pm

Night PrayerGood Friday

12 noon The Liturgy of the Lord's Passionand Death Holy Saturday

8pm The Vigil and First Mass of Easterfollowed by Easter party and fireworks

AT OUR SISTER CHURCH: CHRIST THE KING, BOWBURN

Easter Day 9am Festival Massfollowed by a children's

Easter egg hunt / 6pm Evensong &Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

Parish Priest: Fr. John Livesley SSC: 01388 814817

Christ the King, BowburnPalm Sunday 11am Procession of Palms

and Sung Mass

Maundy Thursday 7pm Mass of the Lord'sSupperfollowed by the watch at the Altar of

Repose /10pm Night Prayer

Good Friday 3pm The Liturgy of the Lord'sPassion and Death

Holy Saturday 8pm The Vigil and First Massof Easter followed by an Easter party andfireworks / 11am Festival Mass followed by

a children's Easter egg hunt

Easter Day 11am Festival Mass followed by achildren's Easter egg hunt

Parish Priest: Fr. John Livesley SSC: 01388 814817

St Michael, Coppenhall, Crewe.

Palm Sunday10am Blessing and Processionof Palms and Solemn Mass

Maundy Thursday7-30pm Mass of the Last Supperfollowed by Watch ‘til 10pm

Good Friday12 noon Stations of the Cross

1pm Liturgy of the Day

Holy Saturday7-30pm Easter Vigil and First Mass of Easter

Easter Day8am Low Mass / 10am Solemn Mass

Contact Fr Charles Razzall SSC 01270215151

St.Matthew's, North Quay,Douglas, Isle of Man.

Palm Sunday10.30am Blessing of Palms, Procession

and High Mass.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm High Mass with Washing of Feet,

Stripping of the Altars and Watch until Midnight.

Good Friday 11am The Liturgy. Holy Saturday

9pm High Mass with Blessing of the Paschal Candle and Renewal of

Baptismal Vows.

Easter Sunday9am Low Mass, 10.30am High Mass.

Parish Priest: Fr.Bob Boyle 01 624 676310

Website: www.stmatthewsiom.org

Saint Catherine’s, Burnley BB10 4ABHOLY WEEK & EASTER SERVICES

PALM SUNDAYSaid Mass 8:15amParish Mass 10:30am

Evening Worship & Benediction 6:30pm

MAUNDY THURSDAYParish Mass 7:00pm

Watch until 12:00 midnight

GOOD FRIDAYStations of the Cross: Children 10:30amStations of the Cross: Adults 11:00am

The Solemn Liturgy 12:00noonChurch open for Silent Prayer 5:00 –

6:00pm

HOLY SATURDAYEaster VigiL & FIRST Mass of the

Resurrection 8:00pm

EASTER DAYSaid Mass 8:15am

FAMILY MASS 10:30amEvening Worship & Benediction 6:30pm

For other times please contactFather Roger Parker 07977 291166

or see our websitewww.saintcatherines.co.uk

St.Mary, Horden, Co.Durham Palm Sunday - 9.30am Commemorationof the Lord's Entrance into Jerusalem

and Parish Mass.

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Solemn Massof the Lord's Supper and Watch of the

Passion until Midnight.

Good Friday - 9.30am Stations of theCross, 3pm The Liturgy of the Passion,

6pm Maria Desolata.

Holy Saturday - 7.30pm The Easter Vigiland First Mass of Easter.

Easter Sunday - 9.30am Parish Mass andMaria Consolata, 6pm SolemnEvensong and Benediction.

Fr.Kevin Smith 0191 586 7110www.stmaryshorden.co.uk

The United Benefice of S. Hugh of Lincoln,New Cantley & Holy Trinity, Doncaster.

Contact Fr J Stokoe 01302 371256.

Monday in Holy week, Mass with homily at7.00pm at S Hugh

Tuesday in Holy week, Mass with homily at7.00pm at Holy Trinity

Wednesday in holy Week, Mass with homily at7.00pm at S Hugh

Sacrament of Reconciliation from 6.15pmon Mon, Tue & Wed.

The Easter Triduum.Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper andwatch, 7.30pm until 10.00pm at Holy Trinity.

Good Friday, Celebration of the Passion3.00pm at Holy Trinity and 7.00pm at S. Hugh

The Easter Vigil beginning at 7.30pmEaster Day Masses at 9.00am at Holy Trinity

and 11.00am at S. Hugh

All welcome

St.Saviour's, Scarborough (Gladstone Road) Palm Sunday

10am Sung Mass and Procession, 4.30pmEvening Prayer and Benediction.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper,

Procession and Watch at St.Martin-on-the-Hill (Albion Road).

Good Friday12 Noon Stations of the Cross, 3pm

Liturgy of the Lord's Passion.

Holy Saturday7.30pm - Easter Vigil.

Easter Day10am Sung Mass.

Further details from Fr.David Dixon 01 723 363828,

e-mail:frdavidstmart@gmail.com

The Parish Church of S. Helen Auckland,

Bishop AucklandPalm Sunday

10.00am Commemoration of the Lord’sEntrance into Jerusalem and Parish Mass /

4.00pm Evensong

Monday and Tuesday in Holy Week7.00pm Holy Mass and Devotion

Wednesday in Holy Week10.00am Holy Mass and Devotion /

6.30pm Stations of the Cross

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper

followed by The Watch of the Passion untilMidnight

Good Friday2.00pm The Celebration of the Passion of

the Lord / 2.00pm Children’s Good Friday Liturgy

Holy Saturday 7.30pm The Easter Vigil and First Mass of

Easter followed by Fireworks and Parish Party

Easter Day 8.30am Holy Mass / 10.00amSolemn Mass followed by drinks in the

Parish Centre / 6.00pm Festival Evensong& Benediction

The Revd Canon Robert McTeer SSCwww.sthelenschurch.co.uk

North-East -Durham, Leeds (W

est Yorkshire and the Dales), Newcastle, Sheffield, Southwell and Nottingham

, York

North-WestBlackburn, Carlisle, Chester, Liverpool, M

anchester Sodor and Man

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All Saints, South Shields. Palm Sunday - 10am Blessing of Palms,

Procession and Sung Mass. Maundy Thursday - 8.00pm Mass of theLast Supper and Watch 'til Midnight.Good Friday - 2pm The Good Friday

Liturgy. Holy Saturday - 8.00pm Easter Vigil and

First Mass of Easter. Easter Day - 10am Sung Mass.

Fr.Mervyn Thompson, Team Rector: 0191 456 1851

St.Oswald's, Hartlepool Palm Sunday

9.30am Procession of Palms and SungMass, 4pm Stations of the Cross.

Maundy Thursday 7.00pm Sung Mass, Washing of the Feet,Stripping of the Altars and Watch of the

Passion.

Good Friday 10.30am Stations of the Cross, 2pm

Liturgy of the Passion.

Holy Saturday 9.30am Morning Prayer, 8pm Vigil and

First Mass of Easter.

Easter Day9.30am Sung Mass and Procession. 6pm

Benediction.

Parish Priest Fr.Graeme Buttery SSC 01 429 273201

St.Peter's, Bath Road, Devizes Palm Sunday 10.00am Sung Mass,Blessing of Palms and Procession

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week7.00pm Low Mass and Homily

Maundy Thursday 7.00pm Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper with Washing of theFeet & Watch until Midnight at the Altar

of ReposeGood Friday 2.00pm Liturgy of the Day

Holy Saturday 7.00pm The Vigil and FirstMass of Easter

Easter Day 10.00am Sung Mass

Contact : Fr.Vincent Perricone 01 380 501481

www.stpeters-devizes.org.uk

St.John theEvangelist,

Middlesbrough.Palm Sunday - 11am Procession of Palms

and Sung Mass.Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday in Holy

Week - 10am Mass. Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Sung Mass ofthe Lord's Supper and Watch of the Passion.

Good Friday - 1pm The Liturgy. Easter Day - 11am Sung Mass andRenewal of Baptismal Promises.

For further information contact

Fr.Stephen Cooper on 01 642 824779.

St.Helen, Abbotsham Wednesday of Holy Week

11.30am Holy Communion.

Maundy Thursday7pm Mass of the Lord's Supper.

Good Friday11.30am Mattins & Litany, 7pm Compline.

Easter Eve9pm The Paschal Candle.

Easter Day8am Holy Communion, 11am Sung

Eucharist, 6pm Evensong.

Fr.Francis Otto, 01 237 473445

St Luke the Evangelist,Laburnum Road,

Milber,Newton Abbot

Palm Sunday - 10am Blessing ofPalms, Procession & Parish Mass.

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass ofthe Lord's Supper.

Good Friday - 10.30am Children'sStations of the Cross, 3pm Solemn

Liturgy of the Lord's Passion. Holy Saturday - 8pm The Easter Vigil.

Easter Day - 10am Parish Mass.

Contact Fr.John Potter SSC 01 626 365837

ST. WILFRID'S CANTLEYChurch Lane, Cantley, DONCASTER, DN4 6QR

HOLY WEEK SERVICESPalm Sunday 10.00am Procession of

Palms & Parish MassMonday in Holy Week

7.30pm Mass with AddressTuesday in Holy Week

9.30am Mass with AddressWednesday in Holy Week7.30am Mass with Address

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper,Washing of Feet & Watch of Prayer

Good Friday 3.00pm Stations of the Cross& Good Friday Liturgy

Holy Saturday8.00pmEaster Vigil & First Mass of EasterEaster Day 10.00am Mass of Easter Day

Parish Priest: Fr. Andrew HowardTelephone: 01302 285316

E-mail: fatherahoward@gmail.comWebsite:www.stwilfridscantley.co.uk

All Saints Church, All Saints RoadWeston-super-Mare, BS23 2NLHOLY WEEK SERVICES

29th March Palm Sunday 09:00 Mass 10:30Parish Mass with Procession and Blessing

of Palms30th March Monday in Holy Week 19:00 Mass31st March Tuesday in Holy Week 19:00 Mass1st April Wednesday in Holy Week 10:00 Mass

2nd April Maundy Thursday 19:30 SolemnMass of the Last Supper, Washing of Feetand Procession to the Altar of Repose

3rd April Good Friday 10.30 Stations of theCross for families /14:00 The Liturgy.

4th April Holy Saturday 20:00 Vigil and FirstMass of Easter.

5th April Easter Day 09:00 Mass /10:30Solemn Mass

Contact: Fr Andrew Hughes Tel: 01934 204217 e-mail: fatherandrew@sky.com

Parish Office Tel: 01934 415379e-mail: allsaintsandstsaviour@btconnect.com

Visit our website www.allsaintswsm.orgThe Parish of All Saints with St Saviour

S.Chad's, Bradford. Easter Triduum Liturgies: 7.30pm Thursday, Friday andSaturday. Solemn High Mass -Easter Sunday 10.45am.

Ring 01 274 543957 for a full list of Services.

SAINT CYPRIAN OF CARTHAGELancaster Road, Sneinton, NG3 7AH

(off Carlton Road/Hill)

For Holy Week Servicesplease visit our Website

Fr.Derek Hailes, Associate Priest

0115 987 3314 www.stcyprian.org.uk

Parish of Swindon New TownS. Mark's Church, Church Place, Swindon SN1 5EH

Palm Sunday - 10.30am Sung Mass withProcession of Palms

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass of TheLord's Supper & Washing of Feet

Good Friday - 3.00pm Good Friday Liturgywith Veneration of the Cross

Easter Sunday - 10.30am Sung Mass withBlessing of Easter Garden

S. Saviour's Church,Ashford Road, Swindon SN1 3NS

Palm Sunday - 9.00am Sung Mass withProcession of Palms

Good Friday - 10.00am Children's Stations of the Cross

Easter Sunday - 9.00am Sung Mass withBlessing of Easter Garden

S. Luke's Church,Broad Street, Swindon SN1 2DS

Palm Sunday - 10.30am Sung Mass withProcession of Palms

4.00pm Stations of the CrossMaundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass of TheLord's Supper & Washing of Feet

Good Friday - 3.00pm Good Friday Liturgywith Veneration of the Cross

Holy Saturday - 8.30pm Easter Vigil withBlessing of Fire and Easter Candle

and First Mass of EasterEaster Sunday - 10.30am Sung Mass with

Blessing of Easter Garden

Contact Fr Dexter Bracey

01793 538220swindonnewtown@btinternet.com

Holy Family, Lord Lane,Failsworth, Manchester

Palm Sunday:9.15am Procession and Parish Mass

4pm Stations of the Cross

Maundy Thursday:7.30pm Liturgy of the Last Supper and Vigil

Good Friday:12 noon Stations / 1pm Meditation

3pm Good Friday Liturgy

Holy Saturday:8.30pm Easter Vigil & First Mass

Easter Day:10am Parish Mass / 4pm Benediction

For further information please contact theRector, Fr.Tony Mills: 0161 681 3644.

All Saints’ Torre, Torquay www.facebook.com/allsaintschurchtorre

Palm Sunday 10am Blessing of Palms,Procession & Sung Mass

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Sung Mass, Procession to the Altar of Repose & Watch until 10pmGood Friday 2pm Liturgy of the Day

Easter Eve 8pm Easter Vigil & First Mass of Easter

Easter Sunday10am Procession & Sung Mass

Further details contact: 01803 325342All Saints, South KirkbyPalm Sunday

10am Parish Mass and Palm Procession.

Maundy Thursday7pm Mass of the Lord's Supper

and Vigil.

Good Friday 2pm The Liturgy .

Easter Day10am Parish Mass.

Parish Priest: Fr.Timothy Kaye

01 977 642795

St Michael's, Heavitree (Church Lane EX25EH)

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Last Supper -Watch of Prayer until midnight

Good Friday:10am Children at the Crossnoon Preaching the Cross1pm Stations of the Cross2pm Good Friday Liturgy

Saturday 8pm Easter Vigil and First Mass of EasterEaster Day 8am Said Mass9.30am 30 Minute Worship10.30am parish Mass

Parish Priest Fr.Robin Eastoe 01 392 677150

St.Martin, SalisburyPalm Sunday

10.45am Procession of Palms fromSaint Martin's Centre and Sung

Eucharist at 11am.

Weekday Massesplease telephone.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Eucharist of the Last Supper

and Watch until Midnight.

Good Friday9.30am The Good Friday Liturgy.

Holy Saturday8pm Vigil Ceremonies and First

Eucharist of Easter.

Easter Day11am Procession and Sung Eucharist,6.00pm Solemn Evensong, Procession

and Benediction.

Office: 01 722 503123.www.sarumstmartin.org.uk

St.John & St.Mary Magdelene, Goldthorpe & St.Wilfred, Hickleton

Palm SundayProcession of Palms and ParishMass 9am at Hickleton, 10.30am

at Goldthorpe.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday -7pm Mass and Address at

GoldthorpeWednesday

12 noon Chrism Mass at Goldthorpe.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper

at Goldthorpe. Good Friday

9am Stations of the Cross, 10amChildren's Workshop at Goldthorpe.12noon Stations of the Cross atHickleton, 2.30pm Liturgy of theLord's Passion at Goldthorpe.

Holy Saturday8pm Easter Vigil at Goldthorpe.

Easter Day9am Parish Mass at Hickleton,10.30am at Goldthorpe.

Fr.Carl Schaefer 01 709 898426.

The Mission Communityof St Peter & the HolyApostles, Plymouth

St Thomas Royal Navy Avenue + St Peter Wyndham Square

+ St James the Less Ham Drive

PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD 9.30am Morning Prayer [St Peter]

10.00am Blessing of Palms, Procession &Solemn Mass, Homily [St Peter]

10.15am Blessing of Palms, Procession &Mass + hymns [St Thomas]

11.15am Blessing of Palms & Mass [StJames] Coffee/Tea after Mass

Holy Monday, Holy Tuesday & Holy Wednesday7.00pm Sung Mass & Homily [St.Peter,St.Thomas and St.Jamed the Less] CONFESSIONS [after Mass and by

appointment Mobile: 07770504415]MAUNDY THURSDAY 7.00pm Solemn Mass ofthe Lord’s Supper, Mandatum & Watch until

Midnight [St Peter]GOOD FRIDAY 11.00am Stations of the Cross 3.00pm The Liturgy of the Day, Veneration

of the Cross and Holy Communion [all threechurches] Hot Cross Bun Tea

HOLY SATURDAY 8.00pm Paschal Vigil & FirstMass of the Resurrection [All three Churches]

EASTER DAY 9.30am Morning Prayer [St Peter]10.00am Solemn Mass, Homily [St Peter] 10.15am Mass + hymns [St Thomas] 11.15am Mass [St James] Coffee/Tea

after Mass

Fr.Sam Philpott 01 752 298502

Bathwick Parishes, BathSt.Mary’s (bottom of Bathwick Hill)

Palm Sunday 29th March10.30am Parish Mass

6pm Stations of the CrossMaundy Thursday 2nd April

7.30pm Mass of the Last Supperfollowed by WatchGood Friday 3rd April

10.30am all-age Way of the CrossEaster Day 5th April

10.30am Parish Mass

St.John's (opposite the fire station)

Palm Sunday 29th March9am Sung Mass

Maundy Thursday 2nd April10am Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament and Stations of the CrossEaster Day 5th April9am Sung Mass

Contact Fr.Peter Edwards 01225 460052 orwww.bathwickparishes.org.uk

St.John the Evangelist,Bovey Tracey

ABC, Forward in Faith, Under the Episcopal Care of the

Bishop of Ebbsfleet.Passion Palm Sunday 10am Parish Mass.

Monday & Tuesday of Holy Week10am Low Mass.

Wednesday Chrism Mass (Plymouth). Maundy Thursday 7pm Mass of Our

Lord's Supper. Good Friday 2pm Solemn Liturgy of the Day.

Holy Saturday - 7pm First Mass of Easterwith Blessing of the New Fire. Easter Day 10am Parish Mass.

Parish Priest Fr. Greg StantonSSC 07925 051905

St.Martin-on-the-Hill, Scarborough

Palm Sunday8am BCP Holy Communion, 10.30am

Procession and Sung Mass. Maundy Thursday

7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper,Procession and Watch at St.Martin-on-the-

Hill (Albion Road). Good Friday

11am Matins, 12 Noon Stations of theCross, 3pm Liturgy of the Lord's Passion at

St.Saviour's, Gladstone Road. Holy Saturday

7.30pm - Easter Vigil at St.Saviour's,Gladstone Road.

Easter Day8.00am BCP Holy Communion, 10.30am

Sung Mass.

Further details from Fr.David Dixon 01 723 363828,

e-mail:frdavidstmart@gmail.com

All Saints Exeter Road, Exmouth

Palm Sunday 8:00 am Low Mass 10:30 amSung Mass with procession of palms 6:00pm joint parish Palm Sunday Devotions

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday of Holy Week– 10:00 am Low Mass7:00 pm Mass with

hymns and Address

Maundy Thursday – 10:00 am Low Mass7:00 pm Parish Mass of the Lord’s Supper,foot washing and watch before the Blessed

Sacrament 'til midnight

Good Friday – 10:00 am Good FridayLiturgy, [1:30 pm The Last Hour &

Veneration of the Holy Cross at St. John theEvangelist, Withycombe Raleigh] 6:00 pm

Stations of the Cross

Easter Eve – 9:00 am Mass 8:00 pmEaster Vigil

Easter Day – 8:00 am Low Mass 10:30 amSung Mass 6:00 pm Evensong with

Benediction

Contact Fr.Trevor Smyth 01 395 278534

All Saints with St.Michael,Shrewsbury Palm Sunday

10am Procession and Parish Mass.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supperfollowed by Watch of the Passion.

Good Friday12 noon Stations of the Cross,

2pm the Liturgy.

Holy Saturday9pm Vigil Ceremonies and 1st

Mass of Easter.

Easter Day 10.30am Parish Mass,

Parish Priest Fr.Michael Fish

SSC 01 743 244879.

St.Luke's Parliament Street, Derby

Holy Week ServicesThursday, Friday and Saturday at

7:30pm and Sunday at the usual timeof 10:am.

We will be holding our annualWalsingham Festival on May11th 2015

All welcome.

St John the Baptist,Tachbrook St.,Leamington Spa

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Last Supper and Vigil.

Good Friday10am Stations of the Cross, 3pm Good Friday Liturgy.

Holy Saturday8pm Easter Ceremonies and First Mass

of Easter.

Easter Day8am Low Mass, 9.30am Solemn HighMass and Blessing of the Easter Garden.

Fr.David Lawson SSC Tel: 01 926 422208.www.fifparish.com/stjohnleamington

The Parish Church of St.Saviour,Smallthorne, Stoke on Trent

www.smallthorne.org.

Palm Sunday - 10.45am Procession ofPalms, 11am Parish Mass, 6pm

Reflections on the Cross and Benediction.Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass of the

Lord's Supper. Good Friday - 2pm Liturgy of the Day. Holy Saturday - 8pm Vigil, Renewal of

Baptism Vows and Mass. Easter Sunday - 11am Parish Mass and

Baptisms.

Contact Fr.Ron Whittingham 01 782 860460

St.Giles-in-ReadingSun 29 Palm Sunday

10am Mattins; 10.30am Parish Masswith the Liturgy of Palms, Celebrant &Preacher: The Bishop of Ebbsfleet;

5.30pm Evensong; 6.00pm Low Mass

Mon 30 Monday of Holy Week11.30am Mattins; 12.00pm The Rosary(Sorrowful Mysteries); 12.30am Low

Mass; 4.30pm Evensong Tue 31 Tuesday of Holy Week

9am Mattins; 5.30 Evensong; 6.00pmLow Mass, 6.30 Stations of the Cross

Wed 1 Wednesday of Holy Week 10am Mattins; 10.30 Low Mass; 4.30

EvensongThurs 2 Maundy Thursday

9am Mattins; 7.30 Evensong; 8.00pmSolemn Mass (Gethsemene Watch to

12.00) Fri 3 9am Mattins; Good Friday 3.00pmSolemn Liturgy of Good Friday; 5pm

EvensongSat 4 Holy Saturday 9.00pm Easter Vigil Sun

Easter Sunday 10am Mattins; 10.30amParish Mass, 5.30 Evensong; 6.00pm

Low Mass

Parish Priest Fr.David Harris 0118 9572831.Website: www.sgilesreading.org.uk

The Parish of St Barnabas OxfordTraditional liturgy, music and ceremonial

Palm Sunday10.30 am Blessing of Palms

(at School), Procession and High Mass

Maundy Thursday7.30 pm Mass of the Last Supper with

Washing of Feet and Vigil

Good Friday10.00 am Children’s Stations of the Cross12 noon Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion

Holy Saturday8.00 pm Lighting of New Fire, Vigil and First Mass of Easter

Easter Day8.00 am Low Mass

9.00 am Low Mass at St.Thomas the Martyr10.30 am Procession and High Mass

Fr Jonathan Beswick SSC01865 557530

www.sbarnabas.org.uk

Parish of Tividale, Oldbury, West Midlands (Fr. Martin Ennis - 01384 257888)

Churches of

St. Michael the Archangel, Tividale Road B69 2LQ and

Holy Cross,Ashleigh Road B69 1LL

Palm Sunday11am -Parish Mass (SM), 6pm - Passover (HC)

Holy Thursday 7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper (SM).

Good Friday10am Kids' Workshop (HC), 3pm Liturgy of

the Passion (SM)Holy Saturday

7.30pm Easter Vigil & Mass (SM)Easter Sunday

11am - Parish Mass (SM), 6pm -Mass (HC)

Website: www.vicaroftividale.co.uk

Holy Week & Easter ServicesSt Peter’s Crabbs Cross

Littlewoods, Redditch, Worcestershire B97 5LB

Palm Sunday:8am Low Mass

10am Sung Mass with procession ofpalms.

Monday: Mass of Reconciliation &Stations of the Cross 7:30pm.

Wednesday: Mass of Reconciliation &Stations of the Cross 7:30pm

Holy Thursday: 9am Office of Readingsand Morning Prayer

THE TRIDUUM.Evening Mass of the Last Supper 8pmfollowed by the vigil until midnight.

Good Friday: Children’s workshop from 10am till12noon, including an act of worship.The Solemn Liturgy of the Cross

7:30pm. Holy Communion from thePre-sanctified Sacrament.

Holy Saturday: The Solemn Vigil of Easter begins at8pm, with full Easter ceremonies.

Easter Day: Mass at 8am 10am. (Egg decoratingcompetition will be judged at 10am

Mass)

Contact: Fr Mike Bartlett SSC 01527 545709

All Saints, Herbert Road, Small Heath, Birmingham,B10

Maundy Thursday8pm Solemn Mass and Watch.

Good Friday3pm Solemn Liturgy.

Holy Saturday8pm Easter Vigil.

Easter Day10.30am Family Mass.

Fr.Oliver Coss 0121 772 0621www.allsaintsonline.co.uk

ST LAURENCE, LONG EATON, DERBYSHIREMarket Place NG10 1LT

Palm Sunday:9.30 am Procession & Parish Mass

Holy Monday: 7 pm Mass Holy Wednesday: 10am Mass

Maundy Thursday: 7.30pm Evening Massof the Lord’s Supper & Watch until

Midnight Good Friday: 12noon Ecumenical Service& 3.00pm Celebration of the Lord’sPassion Easter Eve: 8.00pm Easter Vigil

& First Mass of Easter Easter Sunday: 9.30 am Parish Mass &

6.00pm Solemn Evensong &Benediction.

Vicar: Bishop Roger Jupp SSCParish Office 07791596404

HOLY TRINITY, ILKESTON, DERBYSHIREGranby Street DE7 8HP

Palm Sunday: 11.00am Procession &Sung Mass

Holy Tuesday: 9.30am MassMaundy Thursday: 7.30pm Evening Massof the Lord’s Supper & Watch until

MidnightGood Friday: 3.00pm Celebration of the

Lord’s Passion Easter Eve: 8.00 pm Easter Vigil & First

Mass of Easter Easter Sunday: 11.00 am Sung Mass

Contact: Fr.Peter Bolton CMP (Assistant Priest)

0115 930 5874

St John the Evangelist, Upper Church Lane, Tipton DY4 9ND

ABC Parish.

Passion (Palm) Sunday: 9.30am Palm Procession and

Parish MassMonday &Tuesday: 7.30pm Mass & reflection

Wednesday: 9.30am Mass & reflectionMaundy Thursday:

7.30pm Mass of the Lord'sSupper, followed by the Watch

until 10pmGood Friday:

12 Noon Stations of the Cross. 3pm Liturgy of the Lord's

PassionHoly Saturday:

8.00pm The Easter Vigil & FirstMass of Easter

Easter Sunday: 9.30am Parish Mass. 4pm

Evening Prayer and Benediction.

Confessions by appointment withthe Parish Priest,

Fr Simon Sayer CMP. T: 0121 679 7510.

S. Paul’s, Hasland,Chesterfield

Palm Sunday - 9.30am Procession, Blessingof Palm Crosses and Sung Mass.

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday7.15pm Mass and Address.

Maundy Thursday - 7.15pm The Liturgy andWatch 'til 9.30pm.

Good Friday - 2pm Stations of the Cross,7.15pm The Liturgy.

Holy Saturday7.15pm Evening Prayer and Blessing ofthe Paschal Candle, 8.30pm Easter Vigil.

Easter Day - 9.45am Festival Mass.

S.James, TempleNormanton, ChesterfieldPalm Sunday - 11.30am - Blessing of Palm

Crosses and Parish Mass. Maundy Thursday

10am Mass of the Lord's Supper. Good Friday - 10am Stations of the Cross.

Easter Day - 11.30am Festival Mass.

Fr.Malcolm Ainscough SSC 01 246 232486

St.Gabriel's, Fullbrook,Walstead Road, Walsall, WS5 4LZ.

Preacher for Holy Week:Br.Steven Haws.

Palm Sunday10am Blessing of the Palms,Procession and Parish Mass.

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Mass of the Last Supper.

Good Friday3pm Liturgy.Holy Saturday

8pm Vigil and First Mass of Easter. Easter Day

8am Mass, 10am Parish Mass,5.00pm Mass.

Fr.Mark McIntyre 01 922 622583

Ss.Mary & Chad, LongtonPalm Sunday

9.30am Procession of Palms & Solemn Mass.

Mon,Tues & Wed.7pm Mass with Hymns & Address.

Maundy Thursday7pm Mass of the Last Supper & Watch

until Midnight. Good Friday

10am Children's Devotions and Stationsof the Cross. 12noon LFCC Service in thePrecinct, 130pm Preaching of the Passion

and the Solemn Liturgy. Holy Saturday

8pm Easter Vigil and First Mass. Easter Day 10am Solemn Mass.

Fr.Kevin Palmer 01 782 313142

St.Luke's, Holbrooks, Coventry

Holy ThursdayMass of the Lord's Supper 7.30pm.

Good FridayCelebration of the Liturgy of the Lord's

Passion 3pm.

Holy SaturdayEaster Vigil 7.30pm.

Easter Day - Mass at 8am and 10am.

Contact Fr.Kit Dunkley 024 7688 8604

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SERVICES

AT S. MARY MAGDALENE, MILFIELD, SUNDERLAND

Parish Priest: Fr. Beresford Skelton 0191 565 6318

PALM SUNDAY10:30am Blessing and Procession of

Palms & Solemn Mass6.30pm Story of the Cross andBenediction 7.00pm Low Mass

Monday Tuesday and Wednesdayof Holy Week

Masses at 10.30am and 7.30pm

MAUNDY THURSDAY7.30pm Mass of the Last Supper withMandatum and Procession to the Altar

of Repose. Watch til Midnight.

GOOD FRIDAY3.00pm Liturgy of the Passion with

Solemn Prayers and Veneration of theCross and Holy Communion.

HOLY SATURDAY9.00pm Blessing of the New Fire,

Paschal Candle, VigilRenewal of Baptismal Vows and Solemn

Mass

EASTER DAY10.30am Procession and Solemn Masswith Renewal of Baptismal Vows and Holy Baptism 6.30pm Benediction

7.00pm Low Mass

The Church ofSt.Columba,Middlesbrough.

Palm Sunday - 9.30am Procession ofPalms and Sung Mass.

Monday in Holy Week - Mass 6.30pm,Tuesday and Wednesday - 7pm Mass.

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Sung Mass of the Lord's Supper and Watch of

the Passion. Good Friday - 3pm the Liturgy.

Holy Saturday - 7.30pm Easter Vigil. Easter Day - 9.30am Sung Mass andRenewal of Baptismal Promises.

For further information contact Fr.Stephen Cooper on 01 642 824779.

Mission Community of theSacred Heart, Plymouth

Holy WeekPalm Sunday at St.Gabriel’s

11.00 Solemn Palm Liturgy, Processionand Mass

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at St. Mary’s7.30pm Low Mass with Hymns andAddress (11.00am Wednesday)

Maundy Thursday at St. Johns8.00pm Solemn Liturgy of The Lord’sSupper with Mandatum & Watch

Good Friday12 noon Stations of the Cross at St.Mary's

3.00pm Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’sPassion at St.Gabriel's

Holy Saturday at St. John’s8.00pm Solemn Paschal Vigil and First

Mass of Easter

Easter Day at St. Gabriel’s11.00 Solemn Mass of the Resurrection

For information / times of Confessions etc.contact the Parish Clergy:

Fr. Keith Haydon 01 752 220644Fr.Trevor Jordan 0773 9456204Fr.Andrew Overton 0771 4577809

North-East -Durham, Leeds (W

est Yorkshire and the Dales), Newcastle, Sheffield, Southwell and Nottingham

, York

The Good Shepherd,Furnham, Chard

Palm Sunday - 9.45am Sung Mass.

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday - 6.30pmLow Mass and Address.

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Sung Mass and Watch 'til Midnight.

Good Friday - 2pm the Liturgy.

Holy Saturday - 8.30pm Easter Vigil andFirst Mass of Easter.

Easter Day - 9.45am Sung Mass.

Parish Priest Fr.Jeff Williams

01 460 419527

South-WestBath and Wells, Bristol, Exeter, Gloucester, Salisbury, Truro [plus South Wales]

South-WestBath and Wells, Bristol, Exeter, Gloucester, Salisbury, Truro [plus South Wales]

West-Central Birm

ingham

, Coventry, Derby, Hereford, Lichfield, Oxford, Worcester

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St.Anselm's Parish ChurchHatch EndPalm Sunday

8am Mass, 10am Blessing of Palmsand Procession and Parish Mass.

Mon., Tues. & Weds.9.15am & 7pmMass.

Maundy Thursday8pm Mass of the Last Supper followedby Watch at Altar of Repose until

Midnight.

Good Friday10am Stations of the Cross, 3pm Good

Friday Liturgy.

Holy Saturday9pm Easter Vigil and 1st Mass

of Easter.

Easter Day8am Mass, 10am Blessing of Easter

Garden and Parish Mass.

Contact Fr.Pearce 020 8428 4111

ST MARY’S LITTLEHAMPTONPALM SUNDAY Blessing of Palms at

St.James 10.00 am; Procession to St.Mary'sChurch for Parish Mass

MAUNDY THURSDAY Mass of the Lord’sSupper / 8.00 pm (followed by Watch untilMidnight) GOOD FRIDAY Children’s Stations

of the Cross and Workshop 10 am /Conducted Meditation 12 noon / Stations ofthe Cross 1 pm / Liturgy of the Passion 2 pmHOLY SATURDAY Easter Vigil and First Mass

of Easter: 8.30 pmEASTER SUNDAY Mass at 8 am / ParishMass 10 am /Solemn Evensong and

Benediction 6 pmContact Fr.Roger Caswell on 01 903 724410

St.Martin, Lewes Road, Brighton

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass ofthe Day and Vigil.

Good Friday - 10am Family Stations,3pm The Liturgy of the Day.

Holy Saturday - 8.30pm Easter Vigil.

Easter Day - 10am Parish Mass.

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St Mary's Kenton

Conducted Holy Week withBishop Peter Wheatley

Details atwww.stmaryskenton.org0208 9072914

All services broadcast on the web.

St Augustine AldershotMaundy Thursday

7.30 pm Solemn Mass of the Lord’sSupper

Good Friday12 noon Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’s

PassionHoly Saturday

7.30 pm Easter Vigil and First Mass ofEaster

Easter Day8 am Mass

10 am Solemn Mass

Enquiries, Confessions etcFr Keith Hodges 01252 320840

www.staugustine-aldershot.org.uk

ST BARNABAS WOODFORD127 Snakes Lane East, IG8 7HX

HOLY WEEK & EASTER CELEBRATIONS

PALM SUNDAY 8:00 am Mass; 9:15 am

Procession & Sung Mass / 12:00noon Mass; 6:30 Evensong &

BenedictionMAUNDY THURSDAY

8:00 pm - Evening Mass of theLord's SupperGOOD FRIDAY

12:00 pm - Devotions: SevenSayings of Jesus on the Cross /1:00 pm - Stations of the Cross /2:00 pm - The Lord’s Passion and

Veneration of the CrossHOLY SATURDAY

8.00pm - Easter VigilEASTER SUNDAY

8:00 am Mass / 9:30 am SungMass / 12:00 noon Mass /6:30 Evensong & Benediction

EASTER OCTAVE 9:30 am Mass

Fr W Obedoza SSC 0203 659 4023;

fatherobedoza@gmail.com

St Silas, Penton St N1 9UL(nr Angel tube & Chapel Market)

HOLY WEEK & EASTER 2015

Palm Sunday (29th March)11.00 a.m. Palm Procession & Parish Mass

Maundy Thursday (2nd April)7.00 p.m. Mass of the Last Supper

(followed by Prayer Vigil until 9.00 p.m.)Good Friday (3rd April)

2.00 p.m. Stations of the Cross3.00 p.m. The Liturgy of the Passion

Easter Eve (4th April)7.00 p.m. Easter Vigil with First Mass of Easter

Easter Day (5th April)11.00 a.m. Festival Mass

www.saint-silas.org.uk 020 7837 4228

The Parish of St.Saviour & St.Peter, Eastbourne

ALL SAINTS CHURCH35a Durham Road, East Finchley, London N2 9DP

Palm Sunday10.00 am Solemn Mass with Blessing ofPalms, Procession and Sung Passion

Maundy Thursday8.00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper

and Watch until MidnightGood Friday

3.00 pm Sung Celebration of the Lord’sPassion

Holy Saturday8.00 pm The Easter Vigil

Easter Day10.00 am Parish Mass of Easter Day

Vicar: Fr Christopher Hardy SSC020 8883 9315

www.allsaints-eastfinchley.org.uk

The Parish Church of All Saints’ BenhiltonAll Saints’ Road, Sutton, Surrey SM1 3DA

Holy Week & EasterPassion (Palm) Sunday: 9:30 a.m. TheCommemoration of the Lord’s Entry intoJerusalem & Procession leading into the

Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday

Monday & Tuesday of Holy Week:7:30 p.m. Mass & HomilyWednesday of Holy Week:

7:30 p.m. Agapé Meal & Mass

Holy (Maundy) Thursday: 8:00 p.m. TheEvening Mass of the Lord’s Supper &

Stripping of the Altar, followed by the Watchbefore the Blessed Sacrament (until midnight)Good Friday: 1:30 p.m. The Liturgy of theLord’s Passion & Veneration of the Cross

7:30 p.m. Stations of the CrossHoly Saturday / Easter Eve: 9:30 a.m.

Morning Prayer / 8:30 p.m. The Easter Vigil& First Mass of Easter

Easter Day: 8:00 a.m. Low Mass / 9:30a.m. The Solemn Mass of Easter Day

For any further information, please contact:Parish Priest: Fr Peter Harnden SSC

(020 8644 9070)Churchwarden: Mr Stanley Palmer (020 8330 7408)

ST. EDMUND’S PARISH CHURCHDOWNHAM MARKET, NORFOLK

Between Ely and King’s Lynn A10 and Rail(Sat nav : PE38 9LE)

HOLY WEEK ˗ PRINCIPAL SERVICES

Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion10.30am Procession and Parish Mass

Maundy Thursday7.00pm Evening Mass of the

Lord’s Supper Good Friday

3.00pm Celebration of the Lord’sPassion

Holy Saturday8.00pm Easter Vigil and Mass of

Easter NightEaster Sunday

10.30am Parish Mass

Fr James Mather ssc, Rectorwww.saintedmund.org.uk

St.Dunstan's with Holy Angels,Cranford, West London.

The nearest F in F Parish to Heathrow Airport.Palm Sunday - Blessing of Palms on theCrane Bridge, Procession through Cranford

Park and Solemn Mass 10.30am atSt.Dunstan's

Monday - Wednesday - Mass 10am, StDunstan's / Mass 7.30pm, Holy Angels(Except Tuesday morning of Holy Weekwhen we shall be at the Chrism Mass )Maundy Thursday - Solemn Mass of theLord's Supper (including the washing offeet, the reception of Holy Oils and Watchuntil Midnight).8pm, Holy Angels

Good Friday - Stations of the Cross forChildren 11am, Holy Angels / Celebration

of the Passion of the Lord. 3pm, StDunstan's. The devotion of Maria Desolata

7pm at Holy AngelsHoly Saturday - The Easter Vigil in the Holy

Night 8pm, Holy Angels.Easter Day Solemn Mass, 10.30am, StDunstan's / Solemn Evensong andBenediction 5.30pm Holy Angels

Rector, Fr.Michael Gill SSC 0208 897 8836

St.George's Church, Bickley Park Road, Bromley.

Palm Sunday10.30am Procession and Sung Mass,

Monday, Tuesday &Wednesday

8pm Sung Mass. Maundy Thursday - 8pmSung Mass of the Last Supper.

Good Friday3pm The Liturgy of the Day.

Holy Saturday8.00pm Vigil Mass of

Easter Day8am Low Mass, 10.30am -Procession and Sung Mass.

For times of Confessions and otherServices contact Fr.Richard Norman on

0208 295 6411 All Saints, Twickenham Palm Sunday

10am Blessing of Palms, Procession andParish Mass. 6pm Vespers & Benediction

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Solemn Mass of the Lord'sSupper and Vigil of the Passion until

MidnightGood Friday

12 Noon Stations of the Cross2pm Solemn Liturgy of the Passion

Holy Saturday8.30pm The Easter VigilEaster Sunday10am Parish Mass

6pm Vespers & Benediction

Fr.Alex Lane 0208 894 3580. Website: allsaintstwickenham.co.uk

Holy Trinity, Hempton, Palm Sunday

10am Procession and Solemn Mass.

Maundy Thursday4.30pm Mass of the Last Supper

and Vigil.

Good Friday2pm Liturgy of the Day.

Easter Eve8pm Easter Vigil and First Mass.

Easter Day10am Parish Mass.

Fr.Lockett 01 328 820030

St. Agnes Kennington Park, St. Agnes Place, London SE11 4BB

8 minutes walk from both Kennington andthe Oval tube stations (Northern line)

Holy WeekMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday 19.00 Mass followed by supper

Maundy Thursday 20.00 Mass of the Last Supper followed

by WatchGood Friday

10.00 Morning Prayer, 13.00 Stations14.00 The Liturgy

Holy Saturday 20.00 Vigil MassEaster Day 10.00 Solemn Mass

Contact: 020 7820 8050frpaulensor@btconnect.com

saintagneskenningtonpark.co.uk

St. Luke the EvangelistVirginia Road Gillingham ME7 1PB

Medway's Hidden Gem!

Holy Week and Easter 201413 April - Palm Sunday / 10:30am Liturgy

of Palms, Procession + Parish Mass

Maundy Thursday7:30pm Solemn Mass + Watch of Prayer

(until 11pm)

Good Friday 11am Liturgy of the Cross

Holy Saturday9:30am Matins (BCP) followed by

Preparation of the Church

20 April - Easter Day10:30am Easter Ceremonies + Parish Mass5pm Solemn Evensong (BCP) + Benediction

Parish Priest - Father Paul Matthias SSC

07976 594207

St.Luke, Kingston-upon-ThamesPalm Sunday

8am Prayer Book Mass /10.30am Sung Mass with procession of Palms / 5pm Stations of the Cross

5.30pm EvensongHoly Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

9am MassMaundy Thursday

8pm Mass of the Lord's Supper, Strippingof the Altar and The Watch till Midnight

Good Friday9.30am Children's Liturgy

3pm Solemn Liturgy of Good FridayHoly Saturday

8pm Vigil Mass of EasterEaster Day

8am Prayer Book Mass /10.30am Sung Mass

Contact Fr.Martin Hislop (Parish Office)Tel. 0208 974 8079. Website www.stlukeskingston.org.uk

Holy Trinity, Upper Brook Street, Winchester

Palm Sunday10.30am Procession & MessMonday 5.00pm Low massTuesday 10.30am Low MassWednesday 12 noon Low Mass

Maundy Thursday7.00pm Mass of the Last Supper & Vigil

Good Friday9.30am Morning Prayer & Stations of theCross / 11.30am Stations of the Cross

/ 12 noon LiturgyHoly Saturday

7.00pm Easter CeremoniesEaster Day

10.30am Solemn Mass & Blessing of theEaster Garden

Contact Fr.Malcolm Jones 01962 869707

Palm Sunday 8am Mass with Blessing ofPalms, 10.30am Palm Ceremonies,

Procession of the Palms and Solemn Masswith the singing of the St.Mark Passion. Monday & Wednesday Mass at 10.30am and 7.30pm., Tuesday Mass at 12 noon

and 7.30pm. Maundy Thursday 8pm Solemn Mass of the Lord's Supper, Washing of Feet,

Procession to the Altar of Repose and Watchuntil Midnight.

Good Friday 10am Stations of the Cross,3pm Liturgy of the Day.

Holy Saturday 8pm The Paschal Vigil & FirstMass of Easter.

Easter Day 8am Mass, 10.30am Processionand Solemn Mass of the Resurrection.

For times of Confessionsplease ring Fr.Jeffery Gunn

01 323 722317

St. Peter’s, Bushey HeathEaster Triduum

Maundy Thursday8.00pm Maundy Mass

Good Friday2.00pm Liturgy of the Passion

Holy Saturday7.00pm Vigil Mass

Easter Day8.00am Low Mass(BCP)9.30am Festal Mass(BCP)

Further details from Fr. Andrew Burton SSC (020 8950 1424)

St Michael, Thorpe-le-Soken,Clacton-on-Sea.

PALM SUNDAY 11am. Procession of Palms fromRolph CofE School and Solemn

Mass.

MAUNDY THURSDAY 8.00pm. Solemn Mass of the Lord'sSupper with Watch until Midnight

GOOD FRIDAY 10.30am Stations of the Cross forChildren 3 pm. Solemn Liturgy

of Good Friday

HOLY SATURDAY8.30pm. The Easter Vigil - First

Mass of Easter

EASTER SUNDAY 11am. Solemn Mass & children'sEgg Hunt / 6.00 pm. Solemn

Vespers & Benediction

Fr.Jeremy Dowding SSC 01 255 861234

Holy Trinity Biscot Luton.SERVICES FOR HOLY WEEK AND EASTER

Palm Sunday: 10.00am Procession and blessing ofPalms at the Vicarage car park followed

by solemn sung Eucharist.

Monday of Holy Week: 7.30pm Holy Communion

Tuesday of Holy Week: 7.30pm Holy Communion

Wednesday of Holy Week:7.30pm Holy Communion

Maundy Thursday: 9.30am HolyCommunion /7.30pm THE SUPPER OF

THE LORD -Sung Eucharist withwashing of feet, Reposition of the

Sacrament and stripping of the Altar;followed by the watch.

Good Friday:11.00am The Liturgy (at Holy

Trinity)2pm Service of the Holy Cross.

Holy Saturday: 10am Coffee Morning, Egg rolling,Raffle, Church Cleaning, flowerarranging, Sacristy duties etc.

EASTER DAY: 10.00am Solemn Eucharist Followed by Parish breakfast.

Fr.Thomas Singh

01 582 579410

Holy Trinity, Green LanesWinchmore Hill N21 3RE,

Palm Sunday 10.30am Blessing of Palms,Procession and Sung Mass

Monday and Wednesday of Holy Week12.00 Noon Mass and Devotional Address

Maundy Thursday 8.00pm Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper

followed by Gethsemene WatchGood Friday 10.00am All age Stations ofthe Cross followed by Children's Hour3.00pm Solemn Liturgy of the Day

Holy Saturday 6.30pm Easter Vigil followedby reception

Easter Day 9.00am Mass of the Dawn10.30am Sung Mass and Easter

Presentation by Junior Church followed by reception.All enquiries contact Fr Richard Bolton

0208 364 1583

Holy Week and Easter ServicesAll Saints Eastchurch

Palm Sunday: 10.00am Procession of Palmsand Parish Eucharist

Monday in Holy Week: 7.30pm Eucharist and Meditation

Tuesday in Holy Week: 7.30pm Eucharist,Reception of Oils and Meditation

Wednesday in Holy Week:7.30pm Eucharist and Meditation

Maundy Thursday: 7.30pm Eucharist of theLast Supper, Washing of Feet, Stripping of

the Altar and Watch till 10pmGood Friday: 2.00pm Stations of the Cross,Veneration of the Cross and Mass of the

Pre-sanctifiedHoly Saturday: 8.00pm Blessing of the New

Fire, Easter Vigil and First Eucharist of EasterEaster Day: 10.00am Parish Eucharist and

Renewal of Baptismal Vows11.30am Parish Eucharist at St.Thomas, Harty.

Parish Priest Fr.Chris Shipley 01 795 880205

The Annunciation, Chislehurst. Psalm Sunday - 8.00am Low Mass,10.00am Procession and Parish

Sung MassMonday 8.00am & 7.30pm Low Mass

Tuesday 6.30pm Low MassWednesday 10am & 7.30pm Low MassMaundy Thursday - 7.30pm Sung Massfollowed by Watch at the Altar of Repose.

Good Friday - Watch at the Altar of Reposefrom 8.00am, 12 noon Stations of the

Cross, 3.00pm Liturgy of the Lord's Passion.

Holy Saturday - 9.00pm Easter Vigil.Easter Day - 8.00am Low Mass, 10.00am

Parish Sung Mass.

Contact: 020 8467 3606annunciation.chislehurst@gmail.com

Holy Trinity, Hoxton,Shepherdess Walk, N1.

Palm Sunday - 10am Parish Mass withProcession of Palms.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday - 7.30pmMass with Address.

Maundy Thursday - 7.30pm Mass withWatch and Washing of Feet.

Good Friday - 10 am Children's Stationsof the Cross, 3pm Good Friday Liturgy.

Holy Saturday - Easter Vigil and FirstMass of Easter.

Easter Sunday - 10am Parish Mass.

contact Fr.Andrew Newcombe 020 7253 4796

All Saints, South Wimbledon Palm

Sunday - 11am Blessing of PalmCrosses, Procession and Solemn Mass.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday - Services

Daily. Maundy Thursday - 8pm SolemnMass and Vigil 'til Midnight.

Good Friday - 12 noon Stations of theCross, 1pm Liturgy of the Day.

Holy Saturday - 8pm Vigil and First Massof Easter.

Easter Day - 11am Solemn Mass,6.30pm Solemn Evensong and

Benediction.

Fr. Michael Blackman 020 8542 2787

St.Saviour, Raynes ParkPalm Sunday

9.30am Blessing of Palm Crosses,Procession and Sung Eucharist.

Monday to Wednesday - Services Daily. Maundy Thursday - 8pm Sung Eucharist

and Vigil until 11pm. Good Friday - 1pm Stations of the Cross,

2pm Liturgy of the Day. Easter Day - 6am Vigil and First Mass ofEaster, 9.30am Sung Eucharist, 4pm

Evening Prayer.

Fr. Michael Blackman 020 8542 2787

THE ASCENSION OF THE LORD, LAVENDER HILL SW11

PALM SUNDAY 10.45am Procession of Palmsfrom Battersea Arts Centre / 11.00amSOLEMN HIGH MASS OF THE PASSION

Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday of Holy Week7pm Rosary / 7.30pm Mass

MAUNDY THURSDAY 8pm SOLEMN LITURGY OF THE LORD’SSUPPER followed by Gethsemane Watch

until Compline at MidnightGOOD FRIDAY 10.00am Stations of the Crosspresented by Children / 3pm SOLEMNLITURGY OF THE LORD’S PASSION

HOLY SATURDAY 8pm SOLEMN HIGH MASS OFTHE PASCHAL VIGIL

EASTER SUNDAY 11am SOLEMN HIGH MASSAND EASTER BAPTISMS followed by Smoked

Salmon and Champagne Reception

Parish Priest - Fr.Iain Young 020 7228 5340

St. Peter on the East Cliff,The Durlocks, Folkestone CT19 6AL

Palm Sunday10.30am Parish Mass.

Monday and Tuesday in Holy Week12 noon Stations of the Cross.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Solemn Mas & Footwashing

followed by Vigil

Good Friday3.00pm Liturgy of the Lord's Passion.

Holy Saturday8.00pm New Fire, Vigil and First Mass ofEaster with Renewal of Baptismal Vows

Easter Day10.30am Parish Mass.

Contact Father David Adlington or Father David Goodburn SSC

01 303 254472 stpetersfolk@yahoo.co.uk

St.Andrew's, Deal ABC, FinFPalm Sunday

8am Low Mass (EM/BCP), 10amBlessing of Palms, Procession and HighMass. 6pm Solemn Evensong and

Benediction.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday9.30am and 7pm Low Mass

(Tuesday 7pm only).

Maundy Thursday 7pm High Mass of the Lord's Supperwith Footwashing. Procession to theAltar of Repose and Watch until

Midnight.

Good Friday10.30am Children's Service, 1pmStations of the Cross, 2pm Solemn

Liturgy of Good Friday, 7pm DevotionalPerformance of Faure's Requiem.

Holy Saturday8pm Solemn Liturgy of the Vigil and

First Mass of Easter.

Easter Day8am Low Mass (EM/BCP), 10amProcession and High Mass, 6pm

Solemn Evensong and Benediction.

Contact Fr.Stephen Young, Parish Priest orFr.Ian Shackleton on 01 304 381131

S. Peter’s London Docks, London E1WHoly Week & Easter at S. Peter’s

Palm Sunday 9.45am Meet in Wapping Rose

Garden: Blessing of Palms, Processionof Christ the King: Solemn Mass

Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday 7.30pm Mass with address

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Evening Mass of the Lord’sSupper Watch at the Altar of repose

available to MidnightGood Friday Friday

10am Stations of the Cross12 Noon Solemn celebration of theLord’s Passion. Followed by Hot Cross

buns and tea and coffee in the Clergy HouseHoly Saturday

8pm The Easter Vigil. Followed byFireworks, then Easter Fest in the

Clergy HouseEaster Day 8am Mass

10am Solemn Mass, with renewal ofBaptismal vows

Contact: Father T E Jones SSC 020 7481 2985www.stpeterslondondocks.org.uk

Holy Week and Easter at St Martin’s RuislipPreacher: Bishop David Thomas –former Assistant Bishop in Wales

Palm Sunday Sat 6pm Sung Vigil Mass

9.45am: Blessing of Palms at BWISchool and procession to church for

Sung MassMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9.30am and7.30pm: Mass and Address followed

by confessions and/or healingministry

Maundy Thursday 8pm: Mass of the Last Supper and

Watch at the Altar of ReposeGood Friday

11am: Ecumenical Service12noon: Children’s Liturgy

of the Passion2pm: Celebration of the Lord’s

PassionHoly Saturday

8pm: Easter Vigil, Paschal Liturgy,Baptisms and Mass of the

ResurrectionEaster Day8am Mass

9.15am Solemn Mass11.15am Sung Mass

Parish Priest: Fr Simon Evans SSC 01895 633040

St.Michael and All Angels, Tonbridge Road, Maidstone.

Maundy Thursday7.30pm Mass of the Lord's Supper.

Good Friday3pm Liturgy of the Lord's Passion.

Holy Saturday8pm Paschal Vigil Liturgy. Easter Day

10.30am Solemn Mass.

Contact Jeanette Ardley on 01 622 664678

Parish of GodshillAll Saints Godshill (PO38 3HY)

& St Alban’s Ventnor (PO38 1DE)Palm Sunday St Francis School - 8.54amMeet the Donkey to begin procession toSt.Alban's Church / 9.30am PalmSunday Mass at St.Alban's Church /11.00am Thatched Cottages - meet tobegin procession. / 11.10am PalmSunday Mass at All Saints, Godshill.

Holy WeekWednesday - 9.30am Stations of the Cross

(sung) St.Alban's ChurchMaundy Thursday - 9.30am Meditations, All Saints, 6.30pm Maundy Ceremonies

and Mass, St.Albans.Good Friday - 12 noon Stations of the

Cross (sung) All Saints, 2.00pm Liturgy,St.Alban's

Holy Saturday - 8.00pm Easter Vigil,St.Alban's.

Easter Day - 9.30am Easter FamilyEucharist, St.Alban's, 11.00am EasterFamily Eucharist, All Saints followed

byegg-rolling competition.

Fr.John Ryder 01 983 300421

Parish Church of

St.Cuthbert w St.Matthias,Philbeach Gdns., Earls Court SW5

Palm Sunday10am Family Mass, 11am High Mass.Maundy Thursday - 7pm High Mass.Good Friday 10am Stations of theCross, 12 noon Liturgy of the Passion

and Death of Our Lord. Holy Saturday

7pm Easter Vigil, Baptisms and FirstMass of Easter. Easter Day

10am Family Mass, 11am High Mass.

Parish Priest Fr.Paul Bagott 0207 370 3263

S.Francis of Assisi, Bournemouth (corner of Charminster Road & East Way)

PALM SUNDAY8.00am Low Mass /10.00am Blessing of

palms, procession & Solemn Mass/6.30pm Stations of the Cross +

BenedictionMonday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Holy Week7.00pm Low Mass + address by Fr Eric

Simmons CRMAUNDY THURSDAY

8.00pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper,procession of the Blessed Sacrament to the

altar of repose, and watch GOOD FRIDAY

9.30am Messy Churchfollowed at 10.30amby Stations of the Cross for children

1.00pm Stations of the Cross2.00pmLiturgy of the Lord’s Passion

HOLY SATURDAY8.00pmThe Easter Vigil Liturgy

EASTER DAY8.00am Low Mass /10,00am Processionand Solemn Mass (includes blessing and

distribution of Easter eggs)

Fr.Adrian Pearce, Priest in Charge 01 202 529336, Fr.ChrisColledge, Honorary Assistant Priest 01 202 529366

www.stfrancis-bournemouth.org.uk

Saint Matthew's Willesden NW10 4AU

Palm Sunday 11am Procession and Solemn

Mass Tuesday in Holy Week

10am Mass followed by BibleStudy.

Spy Wednesday5-7pm Exposition of the Blessed

Sacrament7pm Evensong, 7.30pm Mass withanointing and laying on of hands.

Maundy Thursday 7.30pm Solemn Mass of the Lord'sSupper, procession and watch until

Compline at Midnight.Good Friday. 11am Stations of theCross. 1pm The Solemn Liturgy of

the Passion. Holy Saturday.

8pm, The Easter Vigil andCeremonies. Easter Sunday,

11am Solemn Mass of theResurrection.

Ten minutes walk from WillesdenJunction (Zone 2) Overground and

Bakerloo Line, Fast trains from Euston(12 minutes), two minutes walk from

the 24hr No. 18 Bus Stop.

www.stmatthews-willesden.org.ukFr Andrew Teather SSC 020 8965 3748

St.Gabriel’s, Pimlico,London, SW1,

Palm Sunday8am Holy Communion, 10.30 am Sung

Mass with Blessing of Palms andProcession, 6 pm Evensong.

Maundy Thursday8pm Mass of the Lord's Supper and Watch

'til Midnight.

Good Friday3pm Celebration of the Passion of theLord, 7pm Stations of the Cross.

Holy Saturday 8pm The Easter Vigil.

Easter Day8am Holy Communion, 10.30am SungMass, 6pm Evensong and Benediction.

For further details and other services,please see www.stgabrielspimlico.com

St Magnus the Martyr Church, EC3HOLY WEEK AND EASTER 2015

Palm SundayProcession and High Mass at 11.00Palestrina – Missa ‘Tu es Petrus’

Weelkes – Hosanna to the Son of DavidGesualdo – Tristis est anima meaVictoria - St Matthew Passion

Maundy ThursdayCeremonies and High Mass at 18.30

Byrd - Mass for 5 voicesByrd – Miserere Mei / Durufle - Ubi Caritas

Good FridayStations of the Cross 11.00Liturgy of the Day at 12.00

Victoria John Passion / Byrd – Ave verumcorpus / Anero - Crux fidelis

Rossini’s Stabat Mater at 18.00

Holy SaturdayPaschal Vigil at 19.00 Petter – Mass for

Easter Vigil (World Premiere) /Rachmaninov - ‘Thou didst rise from thetomb’ / Victoria – Benedictus Deus Israel

Easter DayHigh Mass at 11.00 Widor - Messe

Solonelle / Stanford – Ye Choirs of newJerusalem / Giorza Regina Coeli

Fr Philip Warner SSC, RectorMr Will Petter, Director of Music

Visit our website: www.stmagnusmartyr.org.uk

SS.Stephen and Mark, Lewisham (opposite Lewisham Station and DLR).

Holy Week and EasterMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Sung Mass and Address 7pm

Maundy Thursday Mass and Watch 'til Midnight 8pm

Good Friday 3pm /Maria Desolata 6.30pm

Holy Saturday8pm Easter Vigil

Easter Day8am Mass of the Dawn

10am Parish Mass and Baptisms5pm Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

Holy Week Preacher: Father Aidan Mayoss CRPriest in Charge: Fr .Philip Corbett 02083189590

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A youth event for The Society inRochester, London and Southwark.As a celebration of Eastertide, youngpeople of The Society from across thedioceses of Rochester, London andSouthwark will gather at St Stephen’sLewisham on the 18th of April.

The event, organized by FastForward, agroup of clergy and laity in the diocesesof Rochester and Southwark, is aimed atyoung people aged 11-16. The day willbegin with Mass and there will be a BBQ,games, activities and a Bible Study andwill finish with Benediction of theBlessed Sacrament.

For more information about this funevent in the style of the WalsinghamYouth Pilgrimage, be in touch with theteam: fastforwardevents@hotmail.com

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12-4pm Fast Forward presents a day of prayer, food, games and teaching for 11-16 year olds

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