
SERVICES & NEWS
MASS TIMES
Sunday 20 September
XXV SUNDAY PER ANNUM
9.30am Parish Mass with Children's Homily at Holy Trinity | Pro populo
11am Parish Mass at S. Silas | Pro populo
Messe Breve – Gounod
Ave verum - Mozart
Monday 21 September
S. Matthew
No Mass
Tuesday 22 September
Feria
No Mass
Wednesday 23 September
S. Pius of Pietrelcina
No Mass
Thursday 24 September
Our Lady of Walsingham
7pm Solemn Mass at S. Silas | Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham
Friday 25 September
Feria
12 noon Mass at S. Silas | Janet Gillam RIP
Saturday 26 September
Ss. Cosmas and Damian
No Mass
Sunday 27 September
XXVI SUNDAY PER ANNUM
9.30am Parish Mass with Children's Homily at Holy Trinity | Pro populo
11am Parish Mass at S. Silas | Pro populo
Missa Brevis – Palestrina
Tantum ergo – De Severac
5pm Vespers and Benediction
Confessions: Before any Mass or by appointment

WEEKLY BULLETIN
TODAY After Mass today there will be refreshments served at the back of Church at Holy Trinity. Do please join us. You can make a donation to the ministry and mission of the parish using the QR code on posters in church or online.
THANK YOU to Fr Willis and Fr Davage for celebrating our Masses today whilst Fr Philip is away.
HARVEST FESTIVAL will take place on Sunday 18 October at Holy Trinity at 9.30am and will include the blessing of animals. We will be collecting non-perishable items for Camden Foodbank.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH OPENING TIMES From Monday 28 September Holy Trinity will be open at the following times for prayer: Monday and Tuesday 8.30am-9.30am, Friday 3.30pm – 4.30pm.
OUR LADY OF WALSINGHAM Solemn Mass for Our Lady of Walsingham this Thursday 24 September at 7pm. Preacher Canon Paul Cartwright
ALPHA YOUTH begins on Tuesday 6 October at 4.30pm at Holy Trinity. Please speak to Fr Felix if you are able to help run this course or know a young person who could attend.
ADOREMUS PILGRIMAGE to the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, Friday 20 – Sunday 22 November 2026. Fr Felix will lead a group to this pilgrimage for those aged 18-35. Please speak to Fr Felix if you are interested in attending.
HOLY TRINITY ORGAN The organ at Holy Trinity is a listed instrument and has deteriorated in condition over the years the organ builders estimate that it will cost in the region of £45,000 to repair and restore. To help us fundraise you can now ‘sponsor a pipe (or pipes!)’ for £20 each. Posters are in the porch, or money can be given to Fr Philip.
PLEASE PRAY FOR those caught up in the war in the Middle East and in Ukraine, for all who teach and learn in our school; for the sick commended to us – Winifred Haws, Robert Sweeney (Pr), Barry Mason, Richard Peirce, Richard Essl, Randall Bennett, Kathleen Gordon, Ruby Marshall, Gerry Woodford, Peter, Neil Devlin, Yvonne Dobson, Rosemary Mallard, Maxine Stinson, Gerald Mack, David Woolf, Su Beard, Jeff Cridland (Pr), Caroline Essl, Norma Chisholm, Gary Stinson, Peter Hearn, Doreen Moodie, Frances O’Brien, Peter Piddock, Veronica Lavin, John Nelson, John Nix, Joyce Nix, Dennis Holmes, Melvin Murray, Bert Brace, Clare Smith, June Clough, Anne Allan, Sandra Baugh, Luke Demetri (Pr) and Colin Warren; for all who have died – Carole Ward and Terry O’Brien (Recently Departed); and for Delores Watson, Elizabeth Jackson, Ada Brown, Janet Gillam, Doreen Green, Brian Masters (Bp), Frank Iwama, Frederick Freestone and John Lucas (Anniversaries).
OUR NEW CURATE
We are pleased to announce that the Bishop of Fulham ordained Felix Trimbos on Saturday 27 June 2026 at S. Andrew Holborn to the order of Deacon in the Church of God. We are delighted that Felix is serving as Assistant Curate in our parish. Please make every effort to support Felix and to welcome him warmly into our community.
Felix writes: ‘I am very pleased to serve my curacy with you all. I have greatly enjoyed worshipping at S. Silas and Holy Trinity in the past, and I look forward to getting to know you all, and to working alongside Fr Philip in the mission and ministry of the parish. I have come to you from S. Stephen's House, Oxford. Before training for ordination, I studied history at Edinburgh and worked at a parish in East London as a pastoral assistant. I am delighted to return home to North West London, where I grew up.'
