Parish News for the First Week in Ordinary Time
This Sunday is the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Jesus is baptised by John the Baptist in the River Jordan and a voice from heaven is heard to say, ‘You are my beloved Son; with you I am well pleased.’
At Epiphany Jesus is revealed as a light for the nations and here at his Baptism he is revealed as God’s son.
This Sunday brings to a close the Christmas season, the gold will be put away as we return to the green of Ordinary Time on Monday. Click here for the scripture readings.
Music this Sunday
The Choir will sing the Mass in C & F by Charles Villiers Stanford and Tribus Miraculis by Luca Marenzio
Mass Schedule Changes
Church will be closed for recordings on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th January, so there is no midday mass today.
Next week, the Monday and Tuesday masses are as normal but there is no mass on the 8th and 9th January.
The normal timetable resumes from 12th January.
Stamps for the blind
Diane is collecting used postage stamps to support the RNIB, please give any stamps to her for this good cause
BarnDance
Saturday 18th January from 6pm, dancing begins at 7pm. £5 entry or by donation and children are free. Please let Fr James know if you can volunteer on the evening with running the bar, bringing finger food, helping set up and clear up. All welcome and please invite your friends and family.
Please support your church
All Hallows is open everyday for the whole community, we offer hospitality after weekday masses and our Sunday worship is beautified with wonderful music. Please support your church by giving regularly click here to find our more.
MASS TIMES
Sunday 12th January
Baptism of the Lord
Solemn Mass 10am followed by coffee
Monday 13th January
S.Hilary
Mass 10am
Tuesday 14th January
Feria
Mass 6pm followed by wine and nibbles
Wednesday 15th January
Feria
Mass 10am followed by coffee
Thursday 16th January
Feria
Mass 12pm followed by lunch
Friday 17th January
S.Antony
Latin Mass 12pm at S.Benet’s Fr James’ day-off
Saturday 18th January
Feria
No Mass
Sunday 19th January
2nd per annum
Solemn Mass 10am followed by coffee