 This year, the Celebrations for Holy Week and the Sacred Triduum will be in the presence of Christ’s faithful. This differs from the situation faced last year when acts of public worship were suspended because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read more>>>
Father Tomasz will be streaming Mass live on Facebook at 09.30 on Sunday 19 April - Divine Mercy Sunday (also known as Low Sunday and the second Sunday of Easter) - the final day of the great octave of Easter.
In the spirit of ecumenism, Bishop Paul Hendricks has teamed up with Anglican Bishop Johnathan Clark to produce a scriptural Way of the Cross. It may be seen on YouTube.
Day Three - Wednesday 8 April The Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales has released a new Easter story resource designed for children who prefer the Bible in plain English words and pictures; with a character code to help bring the stories to life. It may be downloaded and printed from here.
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Accessibility - St. Bartholomew's does its utmost to accommodate those with additional needs. Whilst the main body of the church is wholly accessible to people with mobility disabilities, the choir gallery is both approached by stairs and the seating is then stepped by design. The church has a wheelchair-accessible toilet, and baby-changing facilities. There is a Loop System (AFIL) in place in the church.
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