“Celebrating the Eucharist & Embracing God’s Love”
“Celebrating the Eucharist & Embracing God’s Love”
As we celebrate this Jubilee Year and our church’s honour as a pilgrimage site, I invite you to deepen your faith and embrace the blessings of this sacred time. Our journey together is a testament of God’s enduring love and grace. Let us come together in prayer and fellowship, welcoming pilgrims and sharing the joy of our faith. May this Jubilee Year bring renewal, hope, and a stronger sense of community to us all.
– Fr. Babu Francis (Priest in Charge)



The grace received in baptism, which is lost through sin, can be restored to us in the most wonderful sacrament of God’s mercy. Through this Sacrament of Reconciliation, we find God’s forgiveness, and as a result we are called to forgive others because of the mercy God has bestowed upon us.

From the left – Deacon : Rev Jonathan de Kretser , Fr. Scott Anderson (Retired) Priest in Charge: Fr. Babu Francis CM, Deacon: Rev Nicholas Thompson (Retired)
Mass is at 10am and 7pm unless otherwise stated in the newsletter
A space where parishioners can request prayers for your loved ones those who have recently passed away.
Remembering Your Loved Ones. Would you like us to dedicate a Mass for someone special in your life?
Please get in touch with the Parish office to request a Mass intention or fill in the request envelope at the back of church and hand to one of our welcomers

I was ordained deacon in Oct 2011, and was fortunate to be able to serve in this capacity whilst continuing my work as a GP. It has been joyful blessing peoples’ homes and being a minister for Baptisms and weddings.
Sharing different stages of life, exploring the meaning of life and our faith are precious moments.I have previously been involved with some prison ministry, and currently I continue as an honorary chaplain at Dorset County Hospital, alongside diaconal roles at church.My wife, Sarita, our 4 children and grandchildren are a constant source of blessings.If you would value a talk, have questions you’ve wanted answered but never asked, do contact me. Shalom! Jonathan
.– DEACON Jonathan de Kretser