Services in February 2025

Weekday Morning Prayer is 9am Tuesday - Friday at St Barnabas. On Monday morning the Church is open for silent prayer

Sunday 2 February - The Feast of Candlemas
8.00am: Low Mass (Mthr Lucie)
10.30am: High Mass with Procession & Blessing of Candles (Celebrant: The Vicar)
6.30pm: Evening Prayer & Benediction

Tuesday 4 February Feria
9.00am: Morning Prayer
9.30am: Low Mass

Wednesday 5 February St Agatha
9.00am: Morning Prayer
12.30pm: Low Mass at St Thomas the Martyr

Thursday 6 February The Martyrs of Japan
9.00am: Morning Prayer
5.30pm: Low Mass

Sunday 9 February - The 4th Sunday before Lent
8.00am: Low Mass (The Vicar)
10.30am: High Mass (Celebrant: Mthr Lucie)
6.30pm: Evening Prayer

Tuesday 11 January Feria
9.00am: Morning Prayer
9.30am: Low Mass

Wednesday 12 January Feria
9.00am: Morning Prayer
12.30pm: Low Mass (at St Thomas the Martyr)

Thursday 13 February Feria
9.00am: Morning Prayer
5.30pm: Low Mass

Sunday 16 February - Septuagesima
8.00am: Low Mass
10.30am: High Mass
6.30pm: Evening Prayer

Sunday Services

8.00am: Low Mass
(a quiet, short service in the beautiful Lady Chapel of St Barnabas Church. Doors open at 7.30am approximately. The service finishes at 8.30am. No music, no sermon.)

10.30am: High Mass
(Experience a full-on sensory timeless service, with incense, bells, beautiful choral music, well-loved hymns, colourful vestments, poetic language, and a short but relevant sermon. All finishes with coffee hour, to which newcomers are very welcome. The service lasts about 75 minutes)

6.30pm: Evening Prayer
(a contemplative service at the end of Sunday, with spoken prayers and two hymns. We all sit together in the choir stalls near the altar, which creates an an intimate yet devotional atmosphere. The service is over by 7pm)

Services on Sundays are at St Barnabas.

Weekday services

9.00am: Morning Prayer
(this service is a short and quiet service of prayers and scripture readings. The service is from the traditional Book of Common Prayer and lasts for 15-20 minutes). This takes place Tuesday-Friday in the choir stalls at St Barnabas.

Daily Mass (times vary - see opposite)
(The tradition of a ‘daily mass’ is one that has roots in the early Church but was essentially part of the vision of renewal of the spiritual life by the Oxford Movement advocates of which our parish was a central part. To receive communion on a weekday allows us to consecrate the day to God and to receive the spiritual food and drink to nourish our faith on our daily journey.)

unless otherwise stated:
Morning Prayer is at St Barnabas
Mass on Tuesdays and Thursdays is at St Barnabas
Mass on Wednesdays is at St Thomas the Martyr

Confessions are heard at 5.00pm on Thursdays, or by appointment with the Vicar