A traditional Lenten devotion
to help us focus on Jesus’ journey
to the Cross.

Maundy Thursday, 17th April 10.30 am Chrism Mass.
The blessing of the Holy Oils
(Bristol Cathedral).

7.30 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
Watch at the Altar of Repose
(until midnight).

GOOD FRIDAY, 18th April
3 pm The Solemn Liturgy of the Passion.

6 pm Stations of the Cross

HOLY SATURDAY, 19th April 8 pm The Great Vigil and First Mass of Easter with Baptism

Followed by a parish celebration – Fireworks and Fizz

EASTER DAY, 20th April 8 am Low Mass; 10 am Sung Mass

Maundy Thursday, 17th April 10.30 am Chrism Mass.
The blessing of the Holy Oils
(Bristol Cathedral).

7.30 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
Watch at the Altar of Repose
(until midnight).

GOOD FRIDAY, 18th April
3 pm The Solemn Liturgy of the Passion.

6 pm Stations of the Cross

HOLY SATURDAY, 19th April 8 pm The Great Vigil and First Mass of Easter with Baptism

Followed by a parish celebration – Fireworks and Fizz

EASTER DAY, 20th April 8 am Low Mass; 10 am Sung Mass
Maundy Thursday, 17th April 10.30 am Chrism Mass.
The blessing of the Holy Oils
(Bristol Cathedral).

7.30 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
Watch at the Altar of Repose
(until midnight).

GOOD FRIDAY, 18th April
3 pm The Solemn Liturgy of the Passion.

6 pm Stations of the Cross

HOLY SATURDAY, 19th April 8 pm The Great Vigil and First Mass of Easter with Baptism

Followed by a parish celebration – Fireworks and Fizz

EASTER DAY, 20th April 8 am Low Mass; 10 am Sung Mass

A celebration of Holy Communion using the Common Worship of the Church of England. We worship in a traditional way, using the dignity of music, hymns and choral singing candles and incense. The sermon is concise, accessible and engages with the challenges of life. People of all ages worship together; we have a children's chapel: The Chapel of the Child Jesus - where child-friendly activities and books focussing on Bible stories are available.

Anyone who is baptised, in any Christian denomination, is welcome to receive Holy Communion.

We gather in the Chapel of Peace and Reconciliation to pray the traditional prayers of the Holy Rosary for peace in our world; peace among the nations; peace for all those traumatised and affected by war, violence and suffering; peace in our community; peace in our homes and peace in our own hearts.