At the centre of everything we do and are is the Eucharist, also called the Mass or Holy Communion. Christ instructed his disciples to celebrate this meal in remembrance of him, and we do this nearly every day. In the Eucharist we encounter Christ, and the transforming power of his love.
On Sundays our main celebration at 10.30am combines music and movement, colour, scent and taste – a feast for all the senses. On weekdays and early on Sunday morning, our worship is simpler, an interplay of words, actions and silence.
Alongside the Eucharist, we pray the Liturgy of the Hours, also called the Daily Office. At Morning and Evening Prayer we recite the psalms and listen to readings from Scripture and ancient Christian authors. We pray through the day to help us ‘hallow time’, and recognise the presence of God in every moment.
We celebrate the Eucharist throughout the week at the following times, but please check our home page for the week ahead as services are subject to occasional change:
Tuesday 8.15am Eucharist from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, followed by light breakfast
Wednesday 3.00pm Eucharist, followed by tea and conversation
Thursday 5.30pm Eucharist followed by Silent Prayer before the Blessed Sacrament until 6.30pm, or 12.00 noon Eucharist
Friday 12.00 noon Eucharist
Saturday 12.00 noon Eucharist
Weekday mass times can sometimes vary so please check the news page of the website for current timings