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SERVICES & NEWS

MASS TIMES

Sunday 9 August

XIX 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 in G - Webbe
Sacerdotes Domini - Byrd

5pm Vespers and Benediction

Monday 10 August

S. Laurence

12 noon Mass at S. Silas | Deacons

Tuesday 11 August

S. Clare

12 noon Mass at S. Silas | Poor Clares

Wednesday 12 August

S. Jane Frances Chantal

12 noon Mass at S. Silas | Missionaries

Thursday 13 August

Ss. Pontian and Hippolytus

10am Mass at S. Silas | Pope Leo XIV

2.30pm Funeral of Tina Jackson at Islington Crematorium

Friday 14 August

S. Maximillian Kolbe

10am Mass at S. Silas | Persecuted Christians

Saturday 15 August

Of Our Lady

12 noon Mass at S. Silas | Society of Mary

5pm Solemn First Vespers of the Assumption & Benediction at S. Silas

Sunday 16 August

THE ASSUMPTION

9.30am Parish Mass with Children's Homily at Holy Trinity | Pro populo

11am Parish Mass at S. Silas | Pro populo

Missa Octavi Toni  - Lassus

Ave Maria – Elgar

No evening service (Mass at S. Luke's, Uxbridge Road)

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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.​

VESPERS Please note Vespers and Benediction at 5pm this Sunday at S. Silas. This will become a regular part of our worship pattern.

​S. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL There will be a parish visit to S. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday 14 August. Mass at S. Silas at 10am and then travelling together to S. Paul’s. The visit is free. Do come along and explore our Cathedral Church. For those who want we will then visit the National Gallery to see the exhibition of paintings by Zurbaran.

THE ASSUMPTION - Saturday 15 August: 5pm, Solemn First Vespers and Benediction at S. Silas; Sunday 16 August: Parish Mass and Procession at S. Silas, followed by a party in the Presbytery. On Sunday evening, we are invited to join the people of S. Luke’s Shepherd’s Bush (450 Uxbridge Road, W12 0NS) for their Assumption Festival at 5pm.

PLACEMENT STUDENT Today we welcome Thomas, a student exploring his vocation to the priesthood. Do please introduce yourself to him and make him welcome. He will be with us from  8-17 August. If you are able to host him for a meal or home visit, please speak to Fr Philip.

PEW/STUDY BIBLES In order to further our study of scripture, we would like to purchase a set of ten study bibles for church. These can be used by visitors to the church and for forthcoming bible study sessions. Each bible costs £10 and can be dedicated in memory of a person, or offered in thanksgiving.

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 – 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, and Colin Warren; for all who have died – Henry Campbell, Tina Jackson (Recently Departed); and for Lucy Pearce, Frederick Pusser, Eric Wild (Bp), Alice Hatchard, Reginald Kirkby (Pr), Edward Fiberesima, Alfred Hope Patten (Pr), Mel Rawlins, John Roberts, Maurice Brunsden (Pr), Marjorie Poole, Dom Bede Gabriel OSB, Elizabeth Jaackson and Valerie Shoebridge (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 be coming to serve my curacy with you all. I have greatly enjoyed worshipping at S. Silas and Holy Trinity in the past, and I am looking forward to getting to know you all, and to working alongside Fr Philip in the mission and ministry of the parish. I will be coming to you from Oxford, where I am in my third year at S. Stephen’s House. Before training for ordination, I studied history at Edinburgh and worked at a parish in East London as a pastoral assistant. However, I am looking forward to coming home to North West London, where I grew up, and getting started after my deaconing.’

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ABOUT US

This is the official website of Holy Trinity, Kentish Town.

 

Holy Trinity, Kentish Town was the first church to be built in the Kentish Town area and was consecrated in 1850. We are a Church of England parish with strong links with our school and local community.

ADDRESS

Fr Philip Corbett

Holy Trinity, Kentish Town

Clarence Way

London

NW1 8TL

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