Vox Dei- the ‘Voice of the God’ Calls Us to Pray. Over the weekend, as we sat praying the Rosary, the church bell that calls people to Mass, traditionally called the ‘Vox Dei’- ‘the voice of God’, was tolling in … Continued
St Patrick’s Day 2020 We are indeed living in strange times. Very few of us can remember experiencing a St Patrick’s Day like this. All of the huge changes to what we normally do on this day can feel very … Continued
What is Spiritual Communion? During these extraordinary days when it is difficult to receive Holy Communion, we are reminded and encouraged to re-engage in the noble practice of making Spiritual Communions. Down through the ages many great saints of the … Continued
The power of the holy Rosary In these times of global worry and anxiety when we can feel powerless, we have to remember that as Christians we believe that in our hands is a greater power than we … Continued
Lent @ the Friary In a busy, noisy and fast moving world the Lord gives us this sacred time of Lent to come apart for a while in peace and quiet to listen to His voice. The Lord tells us … Continued
Friary Christmas Schedule Christmas Eve Confession Times 11am – 6pm Christmas Mass Times Vigil Mass (Tues 24th December): 9pm Christmas Day Mass Times 8am 10.30am 12 noon The Dominican Fathers here in the Friary would like to wish all of … Continued
Holy Week Schedule Holy Thursday Confessions: 3pm-6pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper: 7.30pm Good Friday Confessions: 12noon – 1pm, 4pm-6pm Celebration of the Lord’s Passion: 3pm Our Lady’s Stations of the Cross: 7.30pm Holy Saturday Confessions: 11am-7pm The … Continued
Pancake Tuesday You are warmly invited to celebrate the last day before lent with delicious pancakes, tea, coffee and cake. Our Pancake morning will take place from 10.30am to 1.30pm on Tuesday 5th March in the Siena Room on … Continued
Triduum to Our Lady of Lourdes Begins Friday 8th February at 10am Sessions Friday 8th : 10 am and 6.15pm Saturday 9th: 10 am and 6.15pm Sunday 10th: 10.30am and 4pm (with the Anointing of the Sick and solemn Benediction … Continued
