On Saturday the 16th of March our First Communion group received the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Canon Pat along with fellow priests celebrated a service that was supported by inspiration music and singing from the choir of St Therese of Lisieux Primary School. Many thanks for all the support from the Catechists, Parents and the school […]
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In footballing terms we would be chanting ‘He’s one of our own.’ Peter Taylor is preparing for the priesthood and, having completed some of his training at the Venerable English College in Rome, he was ordained as a Deacon at St Mary’s Cathedral. Here he reflects on his ordination and his journey so far… Thankful […]
Read about the CAFOD lent Appeal. When Mahinur moved into her new home, she was elated. She had worked for months digging foundations for a local road and had saved £300 – enough to buy a plot of land. 40 years old and a fisherwoman by trade, a first home on the edge of a […]
The season of Lent starts tomorrow with Ash Wednesday where ashes are placed on out foreheads as a sign of repentance. Mass on Ash Wednesday is at 10am and 7.30pm Find out more about Lent and Ash Wednesday on this video from BustedHalo. Don’t forget to look at the Lent page on our Website to […]
Have you moved address during the year? Do we hold correct, up-to-date details for you on the Parish Gift Aid Register? This is essential, to ensure that the claims we make to HMRC on offertory and donations each year are valid. If you are not sure, please contact Louise Grant giftaid@stthereseingleby.org.uk
All young people who are currently in year 9 or above are eligible to be prepared for the sacrament of Confirmation. The sacrament will be celebrated at the Cathedral at 7.00pm on Wednesday 15th May. Anyone who wishes to be confirmed please inform Canon Pat as soon as possible.
This is a reminder that, due to the date clashing with half term, the session on 20th February has been moved to the 27th February. As a result, the Special Sunday Mass will be moved from the 24th February until the 3rd of March and the date for First Confession is moved back from the […]
In the season of Christmas we celebrate many feast days but what do they mean? The feasts often focus on biblical events, such as the Holy Innocents and also on the family and the importance of family for all of us. Wednesday 26th December – St Stephen the first martyr – click here for more […]
Christmas is the only feast that has four Masses devoted to it. On Christmas eve we have the Vigil Mass which is on at 5.30 pm and usually takes place when it starts to get dark. We also have Mass at Midnight, which actually is on at 8pm at St Therese of Lisieux this year. […]
As well as being the season of preparations for Christmas, Advent also marks the start of the Church’s Liturgical year. At the Second Vatican Council a change was ordered to the readings used during Sunday Mass to allow those attending Mass to become more familiar with the Bible. As a result we now have 3 […]