Events Of Interest Within The Diocese
Added 13th February 2020
Brentwood Cathedral
Do hope you can join us next Wednesday 19th February at the usual time of 1pm – 1.40pm for a Lunchtime ORGAN Recital to be given by Eric CHAN from the RCM London.
Eric’s Programme is as follows:-
César Franck Chorale No. 1 in E Major
Johann Sebastian Bach Schmücke Dich, o liebe Seele, BWV 654
Gerard Bunk Passacaglia in A Minor, Op. 40
Refreshments will be served afterwards in the SONG SCHOOL.
Do hope you can join us next Wednesday 19th February at the usual time of 1pm – 1.40pm for a Lunchtime ORGAN Recital to be given by Eric CHAN from the RCM London.
Eric’s Programme is as follows:-
César Franck Chorale No. 1 in E Major
Johann Sebastian Bach Schmücke Dich, o liebe Seele, BWV 654
Gerard Bunk Passacaglia in A Minor, Op. 40
Refreshments will be served afterwards in the SONG SCHOOL.
Vocations Weekend for young women
Theme: Discernment and Vocation
Dates: 28th Feb - 1 March 2020
Location: Liverpool
The weekend is organised by the sisters, Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ).
There is nothing quite like religious life – it’s an extraordinary adventure into a deep relationship with God.
If you are wondering if God is calling you to religious life and would like to find out more why not come along? You are welcome to stay for the weekend or just come along on Saturday for the day. There will be opportunity for prayer, reflection and input, chance to ask questions and to meet others who are also wondering where God is calling them.
For more information contact Sr Lynne fcJ at lynnefcj@hotmail.com or visit our website www.fcjsisters.org
Theme: Discernment and Vocation
Dates: 28th Feb - 1 March 2020
Location: Liverpool
The weekend is organised by the sisters, Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ).
There is nothing quite like religious life – it’s an extraordinary adventure into a deep relationship with God.
If you are wondering if God is calling you to religious life and would like to find out more why not come along? You are welcome to stay for the weekend or just come along on Saturday for the day. There will be opportunity for prayer, reflection and input, chance to ask questions and to meet others who are also wondering where God is calling them.
For more information contact Sr Lynne fcJ at lynnefcj@hotmail.com or visit our website www.fcjsisters.org
Colchester Lent Talks (with guest speakers) will be held at St James the Less and St Helens church every Friday starting on 6th March – 3rd April 2020 at 7.30pm in Cardinal Bourne Hall, Priory Street. Admission Free. All are welcome.
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As you know the Gospel readings of the Samaritan Woman, the Man Born Blind, and the Raising of Lazarus play an important part in the Masses of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Sundays of Lent (Year A), when the Scrutinies occur. I shall be offering some reflections on these readings on the evenings of 11th, 18th, and 25th March at 7 pm in preparation for the Sunday which follows. We will conclude with a shared reading in the style of the Passion gospels which are customarily read in Holy Week with participation of the whole congregation (texts in parts will be provided). These free events will take place at the Catholic Church of Christ the Eternal High Priest, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH). Refreshments will be provided. Events will conclude by 8.30 pm. Please book your place by email to GPstudydays@gmail.com or by phone to 01708 449914. For further details please see the attached flyer.
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Added 7th February 2020
LENT EVENTS ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
The Year of the God who Speaks continues with a Lenten focus on the Gospel of John, which figures prominently in this year’s liturgies. On Saturday 29th February Fr Victor Darlington, professor at St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, will lead a study day on ‘John among the Gospels’ from 10.30 until 3 pm at Christ the High Priest Catholic Church, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH). And on the evenings of 11th, 18th and 25th March beginning at 7 pm at the same venue Fr Adrian Graffy will speak about ‘The Great Johannine Gospels’, considering the gospels of the Samaritan Woman, the Man Born Blind, and the Raising of Lazarus, which will be proclaimed on the subsequent Sundays, 3rd, 4th and 5th of Lent. These evenings will include a reading of the relevant gospel in parts. Please book your place for any of these events by email to GPstudydays@gmail.com or by phone to 01708 449914. For further information and video of past events go to www.whatgoodnews.org
The Year of the God who Speaks continues with a Lenten focus on the Gospel of John, which figures prominently in this year’s liturgies. On Saturday 29th February Fr Victor Darlington, professor at St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, will lead a study day on ‘John among the Gospels’ from 10.30 until 3 pm at Christ the High Priest Catholic Church, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH). And on the evenings of 11th, 18th and 25th March beginning at 7 pm at the same venue Fr Adrian Graffy will speak about ‘The Great Johannine Gospels’, considering the gospels of the Samaritan Woman, the Man Born Blind, and the Raising of Lazarus, which will be proclaimed on the subsequent Sundays, 3rd, 4th and 5th of Lent. These evenings will include a reading of the relevant gospel in parts. Please book your place for any of these events by email to GPstudydays@gmail.com or by phone to 01708 449914. For further information and video of past events go to www.whatgoodnews.org
The Passage is a Christian Charity working with homeless people. Please support a St David’s Day concert in aid of The Passage at Methodist Central Hall, Westminster on Friday 28 February at 7.00pm.
The concert features the London Welsh Male Voice Choir with guest soloists Claire Jones (harp) and Aled Wyn Davies (tenor) and Guto Harri (Compère).
Please book online through Eventbrite stdavidsday.enventbrite.co.uk
Full details to book are on the website www.passage.org.uk
or telephone 020 75921856 or email info@passage.org.uk
Added 31st January 2020
Beginning Experience Weekend
A healing weekend for men and women who are separated, divorced or widowed will be held from 3rd to 5th April 2020 at the Domus Mariae Centre, Chigwell, Essex.
For details please contact Freda 01322-838415 or Maura 01322-551503 or email johnabrotherton@hotmail.co.uk
A healing weekend for men and women who are separated, divorced or widowed will be held from 3rd to 5th April 2020 at the Domus Mariae Centre, Chigwell, Essex.
For details please contact Freda 01322-838415 or Maura 01322-551503 or email johnabrotherton@hotmail.co.uk
Added 30th January 2020
On behalf of Fr Maurice and St Alban’s Parish we would like to thank you for your generous support for the Tea Dances. Our next Tea Dance will be on Wednesday the 19th February 2020 in Saint Albans Parish Centre, Langdale Gardens Elm Park, Rm125LA.
Music by the very popular Mary, dancing from 13.30 till 16.30.admission £5.00 includes tea coffee and cakes.
Come along and enjoy a lovely afternoon of fun and help us to create a good Parish community spirit.
Any information please contact me John O'Connor on 07903366992.
Music by the very popular Mary, dancing from 13.30 till 16.30.admission £5.00 includes tea coffee and cakes.
Come along and enjoy a lovely afternoon of fun and help us to create a good Parish community spirit.
Any information please contact me John O'Connor on 07903366992.
The Brentwood Catholic Children’s Society is an established children’s charity delivering vital mental health services in schools throughout the diocese. Currently we are seeking to appoint Trustees to our board to help guide and develop our work. Further information available on our website www.bccs.org.uk or email Bernadette, our Director on bfisher@bccs.org.uk
Added 23rd January 2020
Adult Quiet Retreat. Enjoy the peace, prayer and stillness of Walsingham House at Abbotswick for a long weekend this summer; Friday 7th August (5pm) to Monday 10th August (11am). Optional programme including Mass, Adoration, Reconciliation and social time; accommodation and all meals provided; single en-suite £225; twin en-suite £150 per person. Bursary for anyone in financial hardship. Full details from josephbeattie@dioceseofbrentwood.net, and on the website www.bcys.net. Maximum of 18 people – places will go quickly!
St John’s Special Educational Needs COLLEGE (ages 19-25) invite you to an Open Day on either Friday 7th February or Friday 13th March 10am – 2pm, providing an opportunity to visit and see what we can offer prospective students, with the opportunity to meet the staff and current students. IG8 8AX, 020 8504 1818
Lenten Reflection and Revision Retreat, Walsingham House at Abbotswick, 27th-29th March. In school year 11-13? Struggling to find a quiet space to study for GCSEs, BTEC or A-levels? The weekend retreat will include reflective prayer, generous time for personal study, and relaxed social time, and will conclude with Mass. 8pm Friday 27th – 3pm Sunday 29th. Meals included. Cost £35.
Sponsored Sleepout, Friday 3rd – Saturday 4th April, in the grounds of Walsingham House at Abbotswick. The evening begins at 8pm with a film and talk; or arrive at 11pm for Mass. Sleepout midnight – 7am. In this freezing weather, it is very difficult for those who are sleeping on the streets. The Sleepout is a powerful way to understand what it feels like to sleep outside, while raising money for homeless charities. Groups should register by emailing frdominic@dioceseofbrentwood.org; individuals can register on www.bcys.net. Open to anyone aged 15-105 (those aged 15-18 must be part of a group, and have parental consent).
Added 17th January 2020
YEAR OF THE GOD WHO SPEAKS
Our third study day for the Year of the Word will be held at the Catholic Church of Christ the Eternal High Priest, Brentwood Road, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH) at 10.30 on Saturday 29th February, when Fr Victor Darlington, lecturer on John’s Gospel at St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, will give two talks entitled ‘John Among the Gospels’, providing a fresh reading of the Fourth Gospel. The day will conclude at 3 p.m. Admission is free, but please book by email to GPstudydays@gmail.com or by phone to 01708 449914. During the day there will be the chance to buy copies of the ‘Revised New Jerusalem Bible’ at the discounted price of £30 (RRP £39.99). Refreshments will be available but please bring your own packed lunch. There is ample free parking at the church, which is three minutes’ walk from Gidea Park station. Easy connections by bus and by TfL to Stratford, Liverpool Street, and Brentwood.
Our third study day for the Year of the Word will be held at the Catholic Church of Christ the Eternal High Priest, Brentwood Road, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH) at 10.30 on Saturday 29th February, when Fr Victor Darlington, lecturer on John’s Gospel at St John’s Seminary, Wonersh, will give two talks entitled ‘John Among the Gospels’, providing a fresh reading of the Fourth Gospel. The day will conclude at 3 p.m. Admission is free, but please book by email to GPstudydays@gmail.com or by phone to 01708 449914. During the day there will be the chance to buy copies of the ‘Revised New Jerusalem Bible’ at the discounted price of £30 (RRP £39.99). Refreshments will be available but please bring your own packed lunch. There is ample free parking at the church, which is three minutes’ walk from Gidea Park station. Easy connections by bus and by TfL to Stratford, Liverpool Street, and Brentwood.
Added 16th January 2020
Fully escorted Pilgrimage to Knock Shrine, Ireland, 25th May 2020, led by Bishop Alan Williams. £649.00 per person sharing. Price includes flight with 10kg hand luggage, all transfers, 4 nights’ in Knock House Hotel with breakfast and dinner. All entertainment and excursions included. Lunches on days out. Wheelchair accessible rooms. Single room supplement £100.00 Contact Patricia on
01268 762 278 or 07740 175557 or email knockpilgrimages@gmail.com. Knock Pilgrimages is a member of the Travel Trust Association and is fully protected by ATOL T7613.
01268 762 278 or 07740 175557 or email knockpilgrimages@gmail.com. Knock Pilgrimages is a member of the Travel Trust Association and is fully protected by ATOL T7613.
Monthly Praise and Worship evening: Sion Community, on behalf of the Diocesan Service Team, hold a monthly Praise and Worship evening on the last Sunday of each month. The next one Sunday 23rd February. Everyone is very welcome to join us at Sion Community, 'SENT', Sawyers Hall Lane, Brentwood CM15 9BX at 7.30pm for an evening of contemporary Christian worship. If you have any queries, contact us on admin@sioncommunity.org.uk, call 01277 215011 or see our website: www.sioncommunity.org.uk. Looking forward to seeing you.
Mary Queen of Peace Day of Prayer: Come and join us at St. Mary Mother of God, Hornchurch, for a day of prayer on Saturday 22nd February 10.00am-4.00pm. Rosary, Adoration and talk given by Fr. Svetozar, Franciscan priest from Medugorje. Bring packed lunch along – everyone welcome
Added 9th January 2020
The Brentwood Catholic Children’s Society is holding its Annual Charity Ball at The Rayleigh Club, Hullbridge on Saturday 7th March from 7pm. Tickets are on sale now, costing £55 per person, which will include a drinks reception and three course dinner along with a full evening of entertainment. Guests will be seated on tables of 12, making it the perfect opportunity to get together with friends, family or colleagues, have a fantastic night out whilst at the same time raising vital funds for bccs. As tickets for this event sell out quickly, please contact Julie asap to avoid disappointment: 01268 784544 / 07912277413 / jabbott@bccs.org.uk
The Annual Lourdes Mass will be celebrated at Brentwood Cathedral on Sunday 16 February at 3 pm. This is an opportunity to give thanks for graces received in Lourdes and to seek prayers for the sick. During the Mass, the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick will be celebrated.
Diocesan Lourdes Pilgrimage: Bp Alan, supported by our Youth Service, will lead a pilgrimage to Lourdes from 26 - 31 July, flying from Southend Airport. This is a wonderful opportunity, including for the frail and those with needs, to pray at the Grotto, grow in faith, and enjoy the company of fellow pilgrims. Some brochures and booking forms are available in the parish or you can contact the tour operator, Tangney Tours, directly: www.tangney-tours.com/brentwood or 01732 886885
Added 12th December 2019
Pilgrimage to Rome 1st to the 6th June. Staying in central Rome. The cost includes transport in this country (airport transfer from/to Chingford) and Italy, return flights, B and B accommodation with some other meals included, a fully escorted itinerary including Mass each day and tickets for an audience with the Holy Father, and all Mass offerings and tips. £795 in shared accommodation; £895 for single rooms. For more information please call Siobhan on 07932634589 or e-mail siobhan@parker-travel.com.
Brentwood Catholic Children's Society - Children and families from Essex and East London have direct therapeutic support to our highly experienced counselling team. We provide support directly to children, adolescents on a 1:1 basis or the whole family. We help children with various reasons including anxiety, emotional health, bereavement, behaviour, bullying, family separation and illness. Sessions take place during the day or after school at our counselling suites at our offices in Rayleigh. There is a sessional charge but support may be given if required. If you feel your child may benefit from our services or you would like more information, please contact Sarah D'Lima - sdlima@bccs.or.uk or 01268 947061.
Added 17th October 2019
SVP (St. Vincent de Paul Society)
The SVP is a worldwide organisation formed over 180 years ago by a student in Paris. He was challenged by his fellow non-Christian students to put his Faith into practise. So he went out on the streets of Paris and gave help to the poor, marginalised and isolated. The SVP now operates in 150 countries. We are inspired by the words of Jesus when he told us to “Love our neighbour as ourselves” and that “In so far as you do this to one of the least of these brothers of mine you do it to me.”
St. Joseph’s SVP meet on Wednesday’s at 830pm in the social centre during school term time.
Members regularly undertake visits to those in the parish in financial or other need that can be helped through befriending. The majority of those we visit suffer from the poverty of loneliness or isolation. We can help with shopping, transport etc but the main activity is listening and providing companionship. Members generally spend at least one hour a week in this work.
Over 20 parishioners are visited regularly in their own homes and another 20 in residential and nursing homes. We also get ad hoc requests to help from SVP Head Office and other SVP conferences.
Our meeting on a Wednesday evening comprises prayers and discussion about visits that we have made and how we can provide practical help in individual circumstances. The need for confidentiality is, of course, paramount in the work that we do.
The sums of money that we spend depend upon the needs arising and the material assistance that we can provide to families and individuals. It may be small amounts as a gift at birthdays or Christmas or larger amounts to help those who are homeless, unemployed or in short term difficulty.
In administering the money that is donated to us, we are mindful that we do not have a bottomless pit of funds and that we should be supporting people to get back on their feet through their own means and the help of social services.
Our annual church collection is the only guaranteed source of income and we are very grateful on behalf of those that we can help, for the unfailing generosity of the Parish each year.
If you know of someone that the SVP may be able to help or if you are interested in joining our work, then please contact the Parish Office and you will be put in touch with an SVP member who will contact you.
https://www.svp.org.uk/
The SVP is a worldwide organisation formed over 180 years ago by a student in Paris. He was challenged by his fellow non-Christian students to put his Faith into practise. So he went out on the streets of Paris and gave help to the poor, marginalised and isolated. The SVP now operates in 150 countries. We are inspired by the words of Jesus when he told us to “Love our neighbour as ourselves” and that “In so far as you do this to one of the least of these brothers of mine you do it to me.”
St. Joseph’s SVP meet on Wednesday’s at 830pm in the social centre during school term time.
Members regularly undertake visits to those in the parish in financial or other need that can be helped through befriending. The majority of those we visit suffer from the poverty of loneliness or isolation. We can help with shopping, transport etc but the main activity is listening and providing companionship. Members generally spend at least one hour a week in this work.
Over 20 parishioners are visited regularly in their own homes and another 20 in residential and nursing homes. We also get ad hoc requests to help from SVP Head Office and other SVP conferences.
Our meeting on a Wednesday evening comprises prayers and discussion about visits that we have made and how we can provide practical help in individual circumstances. The need for confidentiality is, of course, paramount in the work that we do.
The sums of money that we spend depend upon the needs arising and the material assistance that we can provide to families and individuals. It may be small amounts as a gift at birthdays or Christmas or larger amounts to help those who are homeless, unemployed or in short term difficulty.
In administering the money that is donated to us, we are mindful that we do not have a bottomless pit of funds and that we should be supporting people to get back on their feet through their own means and the help of social services.
Our annual church collection is the only guaranteed source of income and we are very grateful on behalf of those that we can help, for the unfailing generosity of the Parish each year.
If you know of someone that the SVP may be able to help or if you are interested in joining our work, then please contact the Parish Office and you will be put in touch with an SVP member who will contact you.
https://www.svp.org.uk/
Added 4th July 2019
St Joseph’s knitting/crotchet group
We are a small friendly group with varying abilities, so, to help us produce these much needed items for these charities we are looking for more members.
If you are not into knitting or crotchet but can sew we are in great need of members who can sew together square etc.
You are welcome to pop in to our meetings for a chat and see our work.
We meet Monday afternoon’s once a month. Dates are published in the newsletter.
For further information contact: Yvonne Dickens 01708 228087
We are a small friendly group with varying abilities, so, to help us produce these much needed items for these charities we are looking for more members.
If you are not into knitting or crotchet but can sew we are in great need of members who can sew together square etc.
You are welcome to pop in to our meetings for a chat and see our work.
We meet Monday afternoon’s once a month. Dates are published in the newsletter.
For further information contact: Yvonne Dickens 01708 228087
Added 25th April 2019
5th Upminster (St Joseph’s) Rainbows (girls aged 5-6) and Brownies (aged 7-9) are desperately looking for adult helpers and new leaders. We unfortunately will face closure if unable to gain more support.
We meet on a Thursday between 4:55-5:55 (Rainbows) 6-7.30 (Brownies) at St. Peter’s Mass Centre.
If you choose to join us you will receive training and support. You will also have the satisfaction of providing fun and enrichment to children of our community. If you would like to join us for a meeting to see what it is all about or just to talk about the commitment required, please call Vivian on 07921269948.
We meet on a Thursday between 4:55-5:55 (Rainbows) 6-7.30 (Brownies) at St. Peter’s Mass Centre.
If you choose to join us you will receive training and support. You will also have the satisfaction of providing fun and enrichment to children of our community. If you would like to join us for a meeting to see what it is all about or just to talk about the commitment required, please call Vivian on 07921269948.
Added 22nd February 2019
The 'Adult Ceili' lessons at Campion, Mondays 8pm-9pm, £5 per week, term time only. Come and enjoy a fun class while also getting fit. No experience necessary.
Added 12th July 2018
Are you aged between 18-35? Have you ever wanted to spend a year making a real difference in the community? Have you thought about trying to live out Gospel values in a faith-filled community? If the answer to these questions is yes, then become a Vincentian Volunteer - living in community, serving the needy in our society and living out your faith practically. Spend a year that will change your life. If you want to know more then visit www.vincentianvolunteers.org.uk
Added 22nd March 2018
Valerie, a friend of a parishioner, makes comfort cushions for women to place under their arm after breast surgery and donates them to the Breast Care Clinic at King George hospital . At this clinic they are handed out at an average rate of 6 a week. Valerie relies on donations of material, such as dress and shirt fabric, small remnants (patchwork size welcome), duvet covers, sheets and pillows, curtain and dress lining material, old curtains and blinds. If you have any material to donate please email Valerie at valerie@amstramgram.co.uk
Added 1st September 2017
Catholic Certificate of Religious Studies (CCRS)
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Catholic Singles is an organisation which helps single Catholics of all ages (over 18 years) meet other single Catholics, either one to one or through social events. For further information visit www.catholicsingles.org.uk or tel. 0161 941 3498
CATHOLIC SINGLES
Single, separated, widowed or divorced?
Catholic Singles
* Helps practising Catholics meet other Catholics.
* Supports Catholic Parishes and Charities, donating thousands of pounds from members' fees.
* Provides a strictly confidential service.
* Sends members a monthly bulletin called Catholic Networking.
* Publicises social events free of charge.
£10 for six months membership plus an initial donation
of £10, half of which goes to a charity or parish.
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Free information, with no obligation, from:
CATHOLIC SINGLES, 1 BURLESCOMBE CLOSE,
ALTRINCHAM. WA14 4UX.
Tel. 0161 941 3498.
email: info@catholicsingles.org.uk
website: www.catholicsingles.org.uk
Single, separated, widowed or divorced?
Catholic Singles
* Helps practising Catholics meet other Catholics.
* Supports Catholic Parishes and Charities, donating thousands of pounds from members' fees.
* Provides a strictly confidential service.
* Sends members a monthly bulletin called Catholic Networking.
* Publicises social events free of charge.
£10 for six months membership plus an initial donation
of £10, half of which goes to a charity or parish.
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Free information, with no obligation, from:
CATHOLIC SINGLES, 1 BURLESCOMBE CLOSE,
ALTRINCHAM. WA14 4UX.
Tel. 0161 941 3498.
email: info@catholicsingles.org.uk
website: www.catholicsingles.org.uk
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"PASS IT ON! - Every first Saturday 2-4pm in St Mary Mother of God Parish hall, Hornchurch Road. This is a free social event for older generations to pass on stories, skills and advice to younger generations. All welcome! If you require help with transportation or for more info call Joanne on 01708 747026."
Want to explore your faith?
Come and join us to pray, look at the writings of Pope Francis, study the Bible together and meet new people.
Two times available:
NEW: Monday evening 8pm in St Joseph’s Social Centre
Friday at 1.30pm, this is a noisy session – bring your toddlers or grandchildren.
For more information contact Stephanie on 07736847187 or stewardupminster@gmail.com
Come and join us to pray, look at the writings of Pope Francis, study the Bible together and meet new people.
Two times available:
NEW: Monday evening 8pm in St Joseph’s Social Centre
Friday at 1.30pm, this is a noisy session – bring your toddlers or grandchildren.
For more information contact Stephanie on 07736847187 or stewardupminster@gmail.com
Current places and times for the celebration of the Latin Mass (Extraordinary Form) in the Diocese of Brentwood.
Canning Town, Convent Chapel, Bethell Avenue Sunday 6.00pm Sung Mass (contact Fr Stewart Foster)
Canvey Island 3rd Sunday 12 noon Low Mass (contact Fr Stewart Foster)
Chelmsford, Our Lady Immaculate (in the Priory Chapel, 178 New London Road) 2nd & 4th Sunday 10.30am Low Mass; 1st Friday 7.30pm Low Mass (contact Fr Hugh Allan O.Praem)
Hainault Monday and Holydays of Obligation 6.30pm Low Mass (contact Fr Jean-Claude Selvini)
Kelvedon 1st Saturday 12.15pm Low Mass (contact Mgr Gordon Read)
Leigh-on-Sea 1st Sunday 4.00pm Sung Mass (contact Mgr Kevin Hale)
Canning Town, Convent Chapel, Bethell Avenue Sunday 6.00pm Sung Mass (contact Fr Stewart Foster)
Canvey Island 3rd Sunday 12 noon Low Mass (contact Fr Stewart Foster)
Chelmsford, Our Lady Immaculate (in the Priory Chapel, 178 New London Road) 2nd & 4th Sunday 10.30am Low Mass; 1st Friday 7.30pm Low Mass (contact Fr Hugh Allan O.Praem)
Hainault Monday and Holydays of Obligation 6.30pm Low Mass (contact Fr Jean-Claude Selvini)
Kelvedon 1st Saturday 12.15pm Low Mass (contact Mgr Gordon Read)
Leigh-on-Sea 1st Sunday 4.00pm Sung Mass (contact Mgr Kevin Hale)