There are two parades of Holy Week:
· First into Jerusalem from Bethany on the Sunday and Jesus being acclaimed as a political saviour. People hoped he would triumph, that his followers would put him into power and all hoped he would get rid of the Romans.
· The second, from Jerusalem outside the walls of the city on the following Friday, to Calvary; a man in disgrace. A man carrying his cross, crowned with thorns, mocked and bullied and tortured. And about to be killed. Like the parade to a dishonoured graveside.
He had all sorts of followers – some like camp followers, some terrorists, some people on the make for themselves, or the ones who stayed till the end, like his mother, an aunt and a few of the followers. The others were at a distance, they would come back and would follow later to the end. We hope to be in that second parade. Palms are for waving in triumph, then they wither. The cross is forever, for all time. The cross is his love, and as we follow in this parade, we show our willingness to console him in love to the end. This is a holy week because a man like us, and one of the Trinity, gave his life.
Look at a crucifix and say, ‘What will I do for Christ?’
Lord, by your cross and resurrection, you have set us free;
you are the Saviour of the world.
| At the procession before Mass | Luke 19:28-40 | Blessings on him who comes in the name of the Lord. | |||
| Gospel | Luke 22:14- 23:56 | The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ according to Luke. | |||
| First Reading | Isaiah 50:4-7 | The Suffering Servant will not be put to shame. | |||
| Responsorial Psalm | from Psalm 22 | R./: My God, my God, why have you forsaken me. | |||
| Second Reading | Philippians 2:6-11 | The self-emptying (kenosis) of God’s loving servant, to save his people. |
| Friday 11th April | 10am | Albert Topham | RIP | |||||
| Saturday 12th | 6:15pm | Margaret O'Donnell | RIP AN | |||||
| Sunday 13th | 11:15am | Winifred Curran | RIP AN | |||||
| Wednesday 23rd | 9:30am | Rohan De Mel | RIP | |||||
| Saturday 26th | 6:15pm | Margaret O'Donnell | RIP |
| Thursday 24th April | 11:15am | Funeral Mass of the late Carmel Moore | RIP | ||||
| Friday 25th April | 10am | Funeral Mass of the late Ellen Parry | RIP |
May their souls rest in peace.
HOUSE BLESSING: House blessings (also known as house healings, house clearings, house cleansings and space clearing) are rites intended to protect the inhabitants of a house or apartment. It is also there asking God’s protection and blessing upon each member of the family. In Christianity, house blessing is an ancient tradition dating back to the early days, that is usually performed by a priest who sprinkles holy water and blessed salt as he walks through every room of the house, accompanied by the occupants of the house, whilst praying for the occupants. If you would like your home/apartment/room blessed, then please contact one of the priests and a time and date can be arranged. The blessing ritual takes about 20 minutes, and it is lovely if all occupants of the home are present.
ARE YOU NEW TO OUR PARISH? Thank you for your interest in our parish. Whether you're just visiting us for a brief time, looking for a new parish home, returning to the practice of your Catholic faith or are interested in finding out more about the Catholic Church, we are happy to answer your questions, listen to your comments and help you in any way that we can. We are a parish of the Diocese of Portsmouth, and are a very vibrant community, made up of ‘old’ Maidenhead families and relative “newcomers” from all walks of life. We hope that you find our Catholic parish a caring community that is loving, welcoming and supportive of all. Our mission is to grow in the image of Christ through the Holy Spirit, to be formed by the Word and our prayer, to use our gifts to welcome those who are here and reach out to those who are not. We invite you to join us as partners in the mission. Together, let us get to know Christ better and to make Him better known. May God Bless you wherever you are and thank you for exploring our website and newsletter. Please stop by the parish office to introduce yourself! We would love to meet you.
FIRST FRIDAY: The First Friday of the month is traditionally a time when a priest visits a home to anoint anyone who is house bound, with holy oil, and to administer the sacrament of Holy Communion. The parish has several people on this list. If indeed, you or someone you know would like a visit from a priest, then please contact Fr. Liam, Fr. Ephraim or Fr. Tom.
FIRST FRIDAY HEALING MASS These special Masses will take place on:
Friday 2nd May 10am at St. Joseph’s; 7pm at St. Edmund Campion Church; 10am St Thomas More, Twyford
Friday 6th June 10am at St. Joseph’s; 7pm at St. Edmund Campion Church; 10am St Thomas More, Twyford
WHAT IS A HEALING MASS?
Healing Masses are opportunities to directly seek physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual healing. These Masses include a homily that is focused on healing, prayers of the faithful that are directly asking God to heal us, and prayers after communion that are prayed by the Priest to help facilitate greater healing in our lives.
The Mass is the most powerful way that we can seek healing as Christians. Jesus is present in the Mass through the Scriptures, through giving Himself to us in His Body and His Blood, and through our worship of Him. He is the one who heals us. The Mass helps to facilitate the healing that Jesus wants to give to all of us.
BAPTISMAL COURSE The Baptismal Course is available for all Parents whose child is being Baptised at either St Joseph’s, St Elizabeth’s or St Edmund Campion. The course is a 90 minute preparation and guidance. It is held at St Joseph’s the first Tuesday of the month at 7pm. The next meetings are:
DIOCESAN NEWSLETTER: The Diocesan Mailing is produced every week and contains news, training opportunities and events from around the diocese and wider Catholic Church. The weekly newsletter is designed to bring you the latest information and events, straight to your email inbox. We try to keep it short and sweet (though, occasionally we can't help but get carried away with a great story or a brilliant opportunity). Click or go to the following site to sign up: www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk
House Masses/Blessings: Father Liam is more than happy to celebrate a House Mass or a House Blessing for any family or group of families who would like it. If you are interested, then please email Father Liam or telephone the Parish Office.
Contact: If you wish to speak to Father Liam in confidence on any matter, please contact him for an appointment. He is always happy to visit your home if so desired. Email: lcummins@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk Telephone: 07776580596
Hospital: If you are going into hospital or know or someone that is, please inform the hospital chaplain on arrival. Please also let Father Liam know so that arrangements can be made for a visit. Please note that under the Data Protection Act, hospital staff cannot disclose patient information. We rely on Parishioners to keep us in the loop.
Housebound: If you know of anyone who is sick and/or housebound please let Ruth (Parish Office) or Father Liam know so that a visit can be arranged.
NEW MASS TIME From 9th March until Pentecost, there is a 5pm Sunday evening Mass in St Joseph’s
LENTEN PENITENTIAL SERVICES FOR THE PASTORAL AREA:
As part of our spiritual preparation for Easter it is customary for all of us to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Our Lenten Season is a Journey, leading us through the Sacred Scriptures to understand who Jesus is and why he came into our world. As we enter into the most sacred week of the church liturgical year in a few weeks’ time (Holy Week), we have the opportunity to walk side by side with the Lord and receive this beautiful sacrament of God’s desire to be always united to us; he recognises our human frailty and weakness, and like the Father in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, he sees us “while we are a long way off”; he comes out to meet us and embraces us in his loving forgiveness!
The sacrament of Reconciliation will be celebrated at the following days at times in our Pastoral Area.
12th April at 11am, St. Joseph’s Maidenhead.
Wonderful opportunity to avail of this healing sacrament.
Holy Week: (Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday: 13th – 20th April 2025): Holy Week is a string of seven days that allow us an opportunity to reflect upon the shift in humanity Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross launched. It starts with Palm Sunday when Jesus enters the city of Jerusalem. The week leads us through the Last Supper, His crucifixion, and ends on Easter Sunday with His resurrection, and the beginning of the Easter Season. This is the basis of Christianity, His sacrifice launched the New Covenant God promised and many had prophesied throughout the Old Testament. Each day of Holy Week allows us to peek into the heart of our Saviour at intently close proximity. His love for us is reflected in every significant step toward the cross, every breath up to the last, and His resurrection. Please try and come to some of the powerful ceremonies/services that will be prayed throughout this week. You can pick up a timetable for all the ceremonies at the Church during this most holy of weeks. Also, are some web links to help explain more about this amazing week.
Your Guide To Holy Week | Simply Catholic
https://www.simplycatholic.com/your-guide-to-holy-week/?msclkid=257bbcdcb0ff11ec8846d464b20c2e7f
An Introduction to the Holy Week (catholicnewsagency.com)
SWIECONKA: The blessing of the Easter food (meat, eggs and bread) at the end of Lent, or the "Swieconka", will take place at St. Joseph’s church on Saturday 19th April at 10am. This is very much a Polish tradition but is open to any member of our parish community who would like blessing upon their Easter food. Being grateful to God for all His gifts of both nature and grace, and, as a token of gratitude, people have the food of their table sanctified with the hope that spring, the season of the Resurrection, will also be blessed by God's goodness and mercy. All are welcome!
SIGNIFICANT WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MASS Saturday 21st June at 11am St Bede’s church in Basingstoke. Are you celebrating a 25th, 30th, 40th, 50th, 60th or anniversary over 60 years? If so, Bishop Philip would like to invite you to a Mass of celebration. This will be followed by a buffet lunch. It is a wonderful occasion to celebrate and witness to Marriage. Please contact the parish office or send an email to anniversaries@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk to request a form for you to complete and return. To help celebrate the occasion please could you provide a COPY of your Wedding photograph, you can upload it when you return the form. Again, if you have no access to the internet you can post a COPY along with completed form by post to the following address: St Bede’s Parish Office, Popley Way, Basingstoke, RG24 9DX
LENTEN PROJECT 2025 (March 5th to April 17th): This year we are concentrating our effort on supporting the following 4 local charities:
A final second collection taken at all Masses this weekend for our Lenten projects.
EASTER SERVICES: (Please see all services on separate sheet/posters):
13th APRIL 2025 3pm at St Joseph’s Church, Maidenhead Jubilee year is also known as a ‘Holy Year’. It happens every 25 years in the Church calendar. This jubilee year began on the 24th of December 2025 when the Pope opened a ‘Holy Door’ in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The Pope proclaimed the theme of the jubilee year ‘Pilgrims of Hope.’ The idea of Jubilee year goes back to the Old Testament times. It was a year when debts were cancelled, people made up their differences, making restitution for things stolen, making peace with God and neighbour. We are coming together as a parish on the to celebrate God’s goodness to us as we join in one great act of worship, scripture reading, singing, and socialising with each other. Our worship will involve the use of symbols and listening to each other, journeying together through prayer. Come, let us celebrate the Lord’s goodness to us.
Dear follower of Jesus,
We are about to venture into the most important week of the Christian life – Holy Week.
Let us spare this week for our GOD. Let us spend time for Reflection and Pray. Be thankful for all the blessings God bestowed upon us. May we all have a meaningful HOLY WEEK.
Life feels good when somebody’s THERE.
It feels better when somebody SHARES.
It feels best when somebody CARES.
God bless you always & have a blessed Holy Week.
- From the Clergy Team of Maidenhead and Twyford
LENT CONCLUDES: The holy season of Lent concludes with the beginning of Maundy Thursday Mass at 8pm on 17th April. We then move into the season of The Triduum and on Saturday night, the Season of Easter.
PARISH COLLECTION Please continue to support your parish, its activities and outreach programmes by contributing to the weekly collection via the 'baskets' and/or Contactless. It is very positive that a lot of our parishioners, over the course of the pandemic, switched their contribution from cash to Bank Transfer.
NB: If you want to set up a direct debit or standing order (or even make a one-off donation) the account details are:
Account name: CDP MAIDENHEAD ST EDMUND CAMPION
Sort code: 30-93-04
Account number: 00882551
EASTER COLLECTION: As many of you know, The Easter Collection is traditionally taken for our Priest and this (along with Christmas) is the main part of their income. All collections over the Easter weekend (including all contactless donations) will be for Fr Liam and the clergy team. In addition, you are very welcome to use the Gift Aid envelopes to donate. You will find these on your exit from Mass outside the offices. In addition to collections at mass/contactless, an online giving page has been set up for the parish. Please find below a link to the Easter Collection fundraising page for St Edmund Campion Parish: https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/maidenhead-st-edmund-campion-church-easter-second-collection
Chrism Mass to be celebrated at the cathedral of St. John, Portsmouth, on Tuesday 15th April at 11am. The Chrism Mass (held once a year) see the gathering of the entire diocese, bishop, priests, deacons and lay faithful, and are the occasion on which the bishop blesses the holy oils, and when the priests and deacons renew their promises to serve God and his people. It is one of the most solemn and important liturgies of the liturgical year. The Mass takes its name from the blessing of the holy oils used in the sacraments throughout the year, which are then given to priests to take back to their parishes. You are most welcome to attend this Mass.
WALK OF WITNESS: All Christian Churches of Maidenhead walking together in prayer for one hour starting at 11am on Good Friday (18th) at Sainsbury’s in the Centre of Maidenhead, and walking through the main street.
MAIDENHEAD SVP QUIZ Friday 9th May 2025 at St Joseph's Parish Hall with doors opening at 7:30pm for a 8:00pm start until 10:30 pm. Tickets are £5 per person and team sizes will be maximum 8 and adult only please. There will be a licensed bar and you are welcome to bring your own snacks. There will be prizes for the winning team plus a raffle and other games to participate in. All welcome. Tickets will go on sale from Saturday 22nd March after masses at St Joseph's and St Edmund Campion churches. Also from Peter 07976625813 (St Edmund Campion) or Siobhan (St Joseph's) on 07816445416.
VOLUNTEERS FOR HOLY WEEK SERVICES We are looking for Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist for Maundy Thursday (17th April), Good Friday (18th April) and Easter Vigil (19th April). Sign-up lists can be found in the porch.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH VOLUNTEERS Can you help out on Palm Sunday 12th/13th April and/or Saturday 19th April Easter Vigil Mass? We need help handing out Palm on Palm Sunday and processional candles at the Easter Vigil Mass. Please let the office know if you can help.
ST JOSEPH’S NEED HELPERS! We need readers, singers, sacristans, offertory collectors for the Sunday 5pm Mass. Contact office@stjosephsparish.co.uk
HOT CROSS BUNS & BUTTER DONATIONS for Good Friday. Please leave donations in the Parish Centre by Thursday 17th April
PARISH OFFICE will be closed Friday 11th April - Tuesday 22nd April.
LENTEN SOUP LUNCH Thank you to all the volunteers that helped with Soup lunch and to everyone who donated soup, bread and cakes. Total amount raised: £1526.75
REPOSITORY Please see our repository for Easter cards, First Holy Communion and Confirmation cards. There are also Mass cards for different occasions. Cash payments in the box on the wall please or via Dona Contactless machine.
BISHOP’S CALL FOR FELLOWSHIP Bishop Philip Egan in his Pastoral Letter for Lent has encouraged Catholics to join organisations such as the Catenians. His sixth Holy Habit is to encourage us to join a small group for formation, prayer and fellowship. To quote Bishop Egan “ Christianity is not about me and God; it’s also about ‘we’ and God…. We are called to be in relationship with like-minded people and thus to live in communion with the Lord in mission…… I want therefore to encourage everyone … to belong to a Catholic .. organisation – whatever you fancy… It might be a network or an association, such as the St. Vincent de Paul Society, the Catenians, …. a men’s group, a women’s group, a youth group.” The Catenians are a male Catholic group whose motto is Strengthening family life through friendship and faith. Catenians meet monthly for a meal, have an active social life with their wives and families and give support to their parishes and communities. Members are drawn from all walks of life and have a wide range of differing talents and experience. If you think this may be of interest, please contact Jonathan Holder on manorcott@outlook.com for further details.
SAFEGUARDING TRAINING face-to-face Saturday 14th June 10:30am-12:30pm St Edmund Campion Parish Centre. The training is open to all those in recruitment for, or currently working in roles with children and/or adults at risk. Safeguarding training must be completed every 2 years. To book your place on this course, please email: office@stedmundcampion.org.uk
RED BOX HOLDERS - Spring edition of Mission Today is available now. Copies can be picked up outside the Parish Office and in the church porch.
MINISTRY OF READER: Parishioners who are able and would like to become Ministers of the Word and read at Mass are welcome. We would like readers of all ages and encourage people into this Ministry. The parish has a rota and people would usually read about once every six weeks. A rota will be given well in advance. Readers are invited to be re-commissioned in their Ministry each year at the Sunday Mass at which they Minister. We also try to offer some training and some time of reflection on your Ministry. Our next course for this important ministry will be a 90-minute workshop on the following date: Saturday 3rd May at 11am at St. Joseph’s Church
MINISTRY OF THE EUCHARIST: Special Ministers of Holy Communion are usually called forward by our community and invited to serve in this Ministry. Ministers must be over 18 years of age and have received the Sacrament of Confirmation. Some of our Ministers have time available to take Holy Communion to the sick in our parish. This is a very valuable Ministry for them and the people they visit. Ministers visiting the sick will be required to complete procedures for working with Vulnerable Adults including a DBS declaration. This done through the Parish Safeguarding Officer. Ministers of Holy Communion are re-commissioned in the parish each year at the Sunday Mass at which they Minister. Our next course for this important ministry will be a 90-minute workshop on the following date: Saturday 3rd May at 11am at St. Joseph’s Church
CUPPA AND A CHAT New monthly group starting for parents/carers of children/adults with Special Needs/Neurodivergent. The group will meet monthly in St Edmund Campion Parish Centre on Tuesday afternoon, for a cuppa and a chat , share experience, strength and hope with each other and a prayer. First meeting is Tuesday 6th May, 1:30pm-2:30pm (we need to finish promptly). Speak to Sandra Balogac or Isabel Masala for details. Please pray for our new group. Donations of biscuits welcome :)
COX GREEN LUNCHEON CLUB urgently need a Cook/Chef one Tuesday a month to prepare the main course with other volunteers for approx. 50 members In the Cox Green Community Centre on Highfield Lane. POC: Pam Hitchcock on 01628 825157 or 07814 358 27
LOSS AND BEREAVEMENT GROUP will not be on this month on the 13th April. The next meeting will be Sunday 11th May 2:30pm-4:30pm.
YOGA CLASSES Tuesday 11am – 11:45am The next Yoga classes will be Tuesday 15th April, Tuesday 22nd April & Tuesday 29th April at 11am. Everyone is welcome. No charge for the class, just a small donation to charity if able. For more information contact Rachel: wellhappyyoga@gmail.com or the parish office.
LOSS AND BEREAVEMENT GROUP Sunday 11th May 2:30pm-4:30pm
PREPARING TOGETHER MARRIAGE COURSE 5th May 2025 - Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HE. For more information and to book a place www.marriagecare.org.uk.
TODDLER GROUP Every Friday in termtime, 8:45am-10:45am in the Parish Centre.
LEGION OF MARY GROUP Fridays 6pm in St Joseph's Church contact Fr Ephraim 07785 727951 or Thereza 07878117907
LYFORD GRANGE MASS (OX12 0EQ) - Sunday 11th May 4pm This year Fr Kevin Hughes (MHM) of St Thomas More Parish, Twyford is the main celebrant for the St Edmund Campion Pilgrimage Mass to be held at Lyford Grange, near Wantage. John Lynn is running a free bus to Lyford leaving 11.15am from the Altwood school stopping at a carvery for lunch (or your own sandwiches) and then on to the Grange for Mass. Arriving back in Maidenhead at 6.45pm Please add your name to list in porch or contact John on 07931-292934.
GIFT AID: If you have a standing order or direct debit donation to the Parish and gift aid your donation, please complete a new Gift Aid form. These will need to be completed for all existing Gift Aid Declarations. New Direct Debit and Gift Aid forms are available in the church porch and in the drawers outside the Parish Office. Please return all completed forms to the Parish Office. Thank you to everyone who has completed a form over the last few months.
DONA CONTACTLESS PAYMENTS are now available in the church porch. You can Gift Aid your donation to the church and Second Collections. You only need to put your details in once and all future donations using the same card will be Gift Aided. Donations, Repository, Candles, Mass Intentions can all be paid for using the machine– just select the option on the screen.
WELCOME A very warm welcome to all parishioners and visitors who join us, whether in our Churches of St. Joseph’s, St. Elizabeth’s, St. Edmund Campion or via the live-stream. If you are new to the area, please register as a member of our Parishes. The parish offices are situated at St. Joseph’s Church, Cookham Road and St. Edmund Campion, Altwood Road. Carolyn or Ruth can send you a soft copy of the registration form if you so wish, or pick up a hard copy at the church. The parish office details are available on the website and in the church porch.
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY LITURGY No children’s liturgy until 27th April 2025
MISSALS Please email office if you want to pre-order the CTS Daily Missal available in May. £70 with Sunday, £55 weekday readings only
VOLUNTEERS: From Sunday 8th December 2024, subscribers to the Update Service will be emailed 30 days before their renewal date to ask if they wish to stay subscribed. Renewal dates are based on original joining dates. DBS advises volunteers to check that the email address attached to their subscription is linked to the individual who is subscribed. The renewal email will ask volunteers to access their Update Service Account and confirm that they wish to continue with the service. For those who confirm, this request will be repeated annually. If no confirmation is made, their volunteer subscription will automatically be cancelled. Volunteers who do not renew their subscription will not be able to keep their DBS certificate(s) up to date and organisations will not be able to check them. They will need to reapply for a DBS if they need one in the future. If you are a volunteer that is subscribed to the update service, please check that the correct email address is linked to the subscription service.
REPOSITORY Please see our repository for cards & Mass cards for all occasions. Cash payments in the box on the wall or via the Dona contactless machine (minimum £1 payments).
RED BOXES It’s time to empty your red boxes. Please bring yours to the church and give to Lousie Jennings or Barbara McWalter at 11:15am Mass or hand them into the Parish Office. There are a number of boxes for collection in the church porch. Thank you in advance for your generosity.
PARISH COMMUNICATION We have reduced our newsletter to one two-sided A4 sheet. In order to make sure you are receiving up to date communications, please consider signing up to receive information by email. Parishioner registration forms are available in the church porch and in the drawers outside the Parish Office – please complete one and return it to the Parish office.
SCHOOL PLAYGROUND The Reception area playground is not for use at the weekends. Please make sure that children are not entering this area before or after weekend Masses. The staff prepare the area on Friday afternoon so that it is ready for learning on Monday morning. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
FOOD IN THE CHURCH The church is cleaned every Friday afternoon. Recently there appears to be a lot of food debris on the Church floor after weekend Masses. If you or your child needs to eat during Mass, can we request that you please use the Parish Centre. Thank you for your cooperation.
FOODSHARE Are you an NHS, Emergency services or a Blue Light worker. Foodshare is now operating a shop, so if you're struggling to make ends meet, for a cost of £10 per visit you can "buy" a trolley of food. Call 01628 262711 for fast and fuss free support.
VACANCIES - For job vacancies in the Diocese please see Diocese website https://www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/
We have activities planned for later this year and would be happy to hear from you if you would like to get involved or have an idea of your own. Please contact Sarah Bowden (bowden.sarah@googlemail.com).
LIBRARY We have a parish library located in the foyer of the Parish Centre. One bookcase is dedicated to Theology/Religious books, another bookcase to Fiction/Non-Fiction and a third smaller bookcase to children's Bibles/Bible stories etc. Please feel free to borrow/swap.
If you would like to donate, we can only accept books that are in excellent and clean condition. Thank you and enjoy.
FOODSHARE We are a collection point for Foodshare. Our collection area is just inside the porch doors, but if you leave food outside, out of hours (in a bag or other covering) the building is regularly checked. Foodshare are currently really in need of tinned vegetables and tinned meat, amongst all the regular donations.
APPOINTMENTS If you wish to speak to Fr Liam, Fr Ephraim, Fr Tom or Fr Noah in confidence on any matter, please contact either one for an appointment. They are happy to visit your home if so desired, adhering to social distancing guidelines.
HOUSEBOUND If you know of anyone who is sick and/or housebound, please let Ruth (Parish Office), Fr Liam or Fr Ephraim know so that a visit can be arranged.
FOR PRACTICAL PURPOSES, FOR THE COMING MONTHS
Father Ephraim and Fr Noah are the ‘link people’ for pastoral matters concerning the parish of St. Joseph’s and St. Elizabeth’s. They are also chaplains to St. Mary’s school.
Father Liam will be the ‘link person’ for the parish of St. Edmund Campion and will be chaplain to St. Edmund Campion school.
Fr. Ephraim, Fr. Noah and Fr. Liam are on call each day and will serve our community as best they can. You can call either of them on their mobile numbers, contact them via email or visit them at St. Joseph’s Presbytery.
THE WELCOMING MINISTRY (Mass Rep) is dedicated to helping all parishioners and visitors enhance their worship experience at Mass by making them feel welcome and included in our Eucharistic celebration, helping them connect with our parish, and participating in the numerous ministry opportunities offered at St. Edmund Campion. The Mass Rep is the ‘overseer’ in ensuring that the various ministries during Mass are fulfilled. Further, they are there to help you with any queries.
We thank our mass reps:
6:15pm Saturday: Reena K. 9:30am Sunday: Elvira E-M 11:15am Sunday: Julie C.
ADMISSION INTO ST EDMUND CAMPION SCHOOL AND NURSERY is based on Mass attendance for some categories. In our parish, we have an attendance card available from the table in the church lobby. Every time you come to Sunday Mass please get your card stamped. For information on the current Admissions Policy see the school's website, www.st-edmund.org.uk.
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