Continues this Monday 24th November at 7.30 pm . Having covered some basics about different Bibles and how to use them, this week we will look at something of the unfolding of Divine revelation and where the Bible comes from as the inspired Word of God. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A Day of Reflection for Ministers of the Word – Saturday 24 January 2026 11-4pm at St Michael’s church, High Salvington , Worthing BN13 3AL Cost: £40 Mental Health Awareness training – Saturday 7 February 2026 10-3pm at the St Philip Howard Centre, Crawley. Please see the Diocesan web site for further details:- Home | Arundel & Brighton Diocese
Mass and Meet Christmas Lunch:- on Friday 5th December there will be the ‘Christmas Lunch’ including a starter, main course and desert, along with Christmas Crackers and paper hats. Mass will be at 12 midday followed by the lunch in the main hall at approximately 12.40
With Advent beginning next weekend, you are invited to bring any Advent wreathes along to be blessed at the beginning of Mass. There will be nothing complicated, other than to stand at the front of the sanctuary with your wreath which will be blessed with holy water, after which you’ll simply return to your seat.
Again, an informal opportunity for those interested in cars and transport to meet, share experiences and perhaps teach and learn something in the university of life. At the moment this is a work in progress, but we hope to give further information soon. Many thanks.
There is a new ‘Rosary Circle Chart’ on the noticeboard, to encourage us all to pray for vocations to the Priesthood. The ‘Chart’ lists the 20 decades of the Rosary and a number of columns for people to put their initial or a tick in a box to indicate they will commit to praying the particular decade each day for the month of November, and hopefully, this will create a number of ‘circles’ praying for this intention. This is a very simple spiritual exercise many of us could join in with; at least 20 people praying one decade of the Rosary each day, so the whole of the Rosary is prayed for this particular intention, thus creating a ‘Rosary Circle’. Let it be said, however, that anyone can join the Rosary Circles at any time.