On Sunday 20th October 2024, three newly inducted altar servers received their certificates after completing their training for this Ministry. These three girls have been recruited to help our altar server team at the weekly Sunday 5pm Mass.
St Joseph’s Church
Holy Trinity House, 15 Marian Gardens BR1 3FH
St Swithun’s Church
Fashoda Road, Bromley BR2 9RE
020 8402 0459 / bromley@rcaos.org.uk
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By CANON VICTOR DARLINGTON
October is a month when we, as a country, celebrate Black History Month. As many of us know, Black History Month began over 100 years ago in the United States. In the United Kingdom, it was first recognised and celebrated in 1987 to acknowledge and honour over 150 years of Caribbean emancipation from slavery and the 25th anniversary of the Organisation of African Unity.
By FR SAJU
It was delightful to see last weekend the children for next year’s First Holy Communion enrolled into their preparation during the Holy Mass in the presence of the parishioners.
Our Altar Servers have received special recognition at Parish Level of the Enrolment of the Guild of St Stephen.
We are excited to announce the launch of a new Lectionary in England and Wales, set for Advent 2024. This significant update is part of an ongoing effort to revise liturgical translations, ensuring that biblical texts are more faithfully rendered from the original languages and easier to proclaim during services. The Lectionary is a vital…
A special event has honoured young parishioners for their dedicated service for helping in our Parish.
The Archdiocese of Southwark recently celebrated its 46th Annual Altar Servers Mass & Rally, a significant event attended by over 400 altar servers from 30 parishes. This year, St. Joseph’s Bromley Parish was honoured to be chosen to serve as the main altar servers at the sanctuary.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales will host “Adoremus at Oscott” on 14 September 2024, aligning with the 53rd International Eucharistic Congress in Quito, Ecuador.
By DEACON BARRY This weekend we said goodbye to Fr Peter and we await the arrival of Fr Saju this coming Wednesday. Looking back to September 2019 when we met Fr Peter for the first time, we did not realise the extent of the challenges that we would face together – probably the greatest challenges…
Fr Peter is moving to a new Parish and a new Parish priest will be starting in Bromley from 1 May.