A Sung Mass using the current Roman Rite.
Join us each Monday morning for a Said Mass, introductory rites, the liturgy of the word and and liturgy of the Eucharist. A simple service that allows us to share in the body and blood of our Lord and Saviour. Afterwards, tea coffee and fellowship.
Occasional additional services will be held. Patronal festival 18th October.
Meet Our Lord and Saviour in the eucharist, spend thirty minutes in prayer and quiet reflection. This week all at S. Leonards unless otherwise stated.
All restrictions put in place to combat the Covid Pandemic have now been set aside. However, individuals are asked to act responsibly and respect each other's space. If you prefer to continue with precautions such as a mask and hand sanitizing then please feel free to do so, the pandemic has not yet gone away.
The Mass times this week are as follows, Monday 9.30am at S. Luke's, Tuesday 9.30am at S. Philip and S. James, Wednesday 9.30am at All Saints Arksey, Thursday 12.30am at S. Leonard's, Saturday 9.30am at All Saints Arksey and Sunday a Sung Mass at All Saints Arksey at 9am, a Solemn Mass at S. Leonard's at 11.00am, a Sung Mass at S. Philip and S. James at 11am.
Times will vary for Mass times depending on the day.
A venture for primary and younger senior school children and their parents. Arts, crafts and games or a combination of all three, a simple act of celebration and hospitality in the form of something to eat and drink for those taking part. All oof this is designed to be fun.
Parents and guardians are required to stay with their children.
MESSY CHURCH RESUMES 6.11.2024.
If you like to sing and praise the Lord, come along, you will be welcome.
A Priest or Deacon removes the sacred host from the tabernacle and places it in the monstrance on the altar with proper solemnity for adoration and devotion by the faithful. A time of quiet in the presence of our Lord and Saviour.
From the Divine Office. The Liturgy of the Hours according to the Roman Rite.
The Advent course for this year begins on Thursday 28th November at S. Leonard's. On subsequent weeks it will be held at other churches within the Mission Area. either S.S. Philip and James, New Bentley or All Saints Arksey before returning for the final session at S. Leonard's. The content of the course will be revealed in due course but come along as we prepare for the Nativity of Our Lord and Saviour.
A pattern of prayer involving a series of meditations on some aspects or mysteries of the life of Jesus and his mother Mary. The Joyful Mysteries, The Sorrowful Mysteries, The Glorious Mysteries and the Mysteries of Light.
The Lord's Prayer, the Hail Mary and the Glory Be are all you need to know, the Apostles Creed would be a bonus. Whatever, you will soon pick it up.
A set of pray beads (rosary) can be provided if you don't have your own.
For full details please see the page for St. Leonard and St. Jude, Scawsby.
Every Friday at 1.30pm with coffee and cake from 1pm.
Christmas Lunch for those of a certain age. Good food including a main course and a dessert, good company and fellowship and drink or two. There may also be a visit from you know who. There is no charge for the event but donations towards the cost are invited. This extravaganza is not limited to church members so being your family and friends. Obviously we need to know the numbers of those attending together with any dietary needs so add the names to the list at the back of church.
A venture that will discuss and plan for future events and initiatives. Last year it was a beer festival and this year there will be planning for another which hopefully will be bigger and better. The group have already explored the Christian tradition of brewing and putting it into practise; drinking the end product. No doubt that will continue.
Fellowship and fun with a purpose.
Interested? Then join us, you will be made welcome.
Crafts, games, tombola, Christmas stalls, mulled wine and mince pies. Fun for all ages, what better way to begin our preparations for the Nativity of Our Lord.
A quiz together with questions and hopefully answers about the faith. Individual presentations if you wish on a saint of your choice. Snacks and a drink on a bring your own basis, but there will always be something to share.
A laugh, fun and fellowship with a purpose.
Meet at 6pm for food.
An event for all the family. Come and join us to sing those much loved carols and if you wish join in with the Scratch Nativity, What is a Scratch Nativity? Well you bring your own costume, improvised of course. If you want to be a shepherd put a tea towel on your head, if you want to be a king wear a crown. Sadly we can only have one Mary, one Joseph and one baby Jesus. Mulled wine and mince pies afterwards.