The January dates will be as follows:
Saturday 30th at 12 noon and Sunday 31th at 2.00pm

Adult Baptism and /or Reception into the Catholic Church – RCIA

The Rite of Christian Initiatian of Adults (RCIA) for those wishing to become Catholics or are enquiring about the Catholic Faith, meet every Thursday at the Church at 8.00pm. Please come and join us in our exploration of our Faith.

The Eucharist

First Holy Communion
Applicants for the Parish First Holy Communion programme should be in Year 3 of Junior school or above, and be regularly attending mass in the parish. The commencement of the programme is announced in the Newsletter ( Normally in September). If you have a child who will be 8 years old next year and would like to receive the first Holy Communion, please register them for the Programme.

Confirmation Programme

For teenagers who have made their first Holy Communion and confession. Registration for the Confirmation programme is announced every year in the Parish Newsletter. This programme is for those who are about to enter into Year 9 in secondary schools.
Adults who have not been confirmed should speak to the Parish Priest.

Matrimony

Marriage Preparation
Couples must give at least six months notice to the priest. They also require to take part in a marriage preparation programme. Information about the programme will be given to you by the priest. Contact the Parish priest for details.

Holy Orders

If you feel that God might be calling you to the Priesthood or Religious Life, please contact Rev. Frs. Richard Diala, C.M. and Blaise Amadi, C.M. or Sr Christina. Alternatively contact the Diocescan Vocations Director.

The Co-Ordinator of Vocations Promotion
c/o Archbishop’s House, 150 St George’s Road, London SE1 6HX
or email: info@southwarkvocations.com

Sacrament of the Sick and Holy Communion at Home
Contact Fr. Richard Diala if you or one of your household at home or has become housebound. Fr. Richard Diala, C.M. or Fr. Blaise Amadi, C.M. one of the Eucharistic ministers will bring you communion to the sick regularly. Let us know also if you are in hospital or hospice.