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Sunday 5th July 2026. Fourteenth Sunday of the Year

FR TOM WRITES
As we approach summer it feels as though things are winding down in the parish and in the school, however, this Sunday’s Second Reading is a reminder to not allow ourselves to slip back into the life of the flesh but to constantly allow room in our lives for the Spirit. The Spirit wants to make a home in you, not only to fill a void, but to allow us to live a life overflowing with love.
Services for Holy Week
Monday 30 March
Mass 10am
Confessions 10:30am
Tuesday 31st March
Mass 8am
Mass 10am
Wednesday 1st April (Spy Wednesday)
Mass 8am
Mass 10am
Confessions 10:30am
Holy Thursday 2nd April
7:30pm Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper
Watching at the Altar of Repose until 10pm
Good Friday 3rd April
10am Confessions
11:30am Children's Celebration for Good Friday
3pm Celebration of the Lord's Passion
7pm Meditation on the Seven Last Words
Holy Saturday
Confessions 3pm
7pm Easter Vigil and the First Mass of Easter
Easter Sunday
Mass 8:30am
Mass 9:45am
Mass 11:15am
Mass 12:30pm
Memories of One of the First Parishioners
Steve Coleman was a parishioner at Our Lady of Lourdes from even before the church was built. With permission from his son, Peter Coleman, here are his memoirs of the founding of the parish and local life in the first half of the 20th century.

Steve Coleman (right, holding the book) at the blessing for the building of the new church, watching his shoes disappear into the mud!
What We Are
There's a great deal more excellent material, including videos, at the parent website, Catholics Come Home.
Parish Ministries
You wouldn't believe the number of different roles that need to be filled to keep a parish going. We are always glad to have extra help; just scroll down to see if there is anything you can do.

