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Help Needed for Soup Lunches

By Chris Moore • 04 Nov, 2024
Our small team of volunteers needs more help with the soup lunches on Saturdays from 11.30am to 1.30pm. We serve tea, coffee, soup, bread & butter and biscuits to a small group of regular visitors. It is easy to do, no qualifications are needed except a willingness to be on a flexible rota and chat to those we support. Contact Denise, John or pop along one Saturday to see how it works. Thank you!

Open visits to Our Lady’s Catholic Primary School

26 Oct, 2024
Open morning Wednesday 6th November 9.15am to 10.15am Open afternoon Tuesday 12th November 1.15pm to 2.30pm

Assisted Dying Bill - Pastoral Letter from Archbishop Mark

By Chris Moore • 22 Oct, 2024
The Archbishop of Cardiff-Menevia in Wales, Archbishop Mark O’Toole, has issued a heartfelt plea to the public to voice their opposition to a new bill on assisted suicide that will receive its first reading in Parliament today. If passed, it would permit physicians to administer lethal drugs to individuals suffering from incurable illnesses. Read the letter in full here .
This Hereford parish is part of the Herefordshire Catholic Deanery within the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Cardiff-Menevia. Our Archbishop, the Most Rev Mark O'Toole was appointed bishop on 20th June 2022 by His Holiness Pope Francis.

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Tuesday 9.30am

Wednesday No Mass

Thursday 6.30pm

Friday 9.30am


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"Dare to dream big dreams..."

Pope Francis teaches us that the youth of today must not live in fear, but must strive to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This relationship should be a foundation for our younger generation to "dare to dream big dreams" with confidence and without fear.
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