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SERVICES

MASSES

This  Sunday 19 October

XXIX PER ANNUM

9.30am Parish Mass at Holy Trinity | Pro populo

11am Parish Mass at S. Silas | Pro populo​

6pm Said Mass and Benediction at S. Silas​ | Our parish mission

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Monday 20 October 

Feria

12 Noon Mass at S. Silas | The sick


Tuesday 21 October

S. Hilarion

6pm Mass at S. Silas | Peace in the world


Wednesday 22 October

S. John Paul II

12 Noon Mass at S. Silas | Pope Leo XIV

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Thursday 23 October

S. John of Capistrano

8am Requiem Mass at Holy Trinity | George Brennecke RIP

2.30pm Funeral of Patricia Burgess at Golders Green Crematorium

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Friday 24 October

S. Anthony Mary Claret

12 Noon Mass at S. Silas | The bereaved

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Saturday 25 October

Of Our Lady

No Mass​

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Next Sunday 26 October

XXX PER ANNUM

9.30am Parish Mass at Holy Trinity

11am Parish Mass at S. Silas | Pro populo

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6pm Said Mass and Benediction at S. Silas​ | Our parish mission


Confessions: Before any Mass or by appointment

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SERVICES

TODAY After Mass today there will be refreshments served at the back of Church. Do please join us. 

 

S. LUKE Fr Philip is preaching at S. Luke’s Holbrooks this evening for their patronal. We are grateful to Fr Tom Baron for celebrating the 6pm Mass at S. Silas.

 

DEDICATION FESTIVALS We keep the Dedication Festival of Holy Trinity this Sunday at which the Holy Trinity Choir will sing Mass. We keep the Dedication Festival of S. Silas next Sunday (26 October). This Sunday we keep as Holy Rosary Sunday at S Silas.

 

ARCHDEACON’S VISITATION This will now take place on Thursday 30 October.

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MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY October is the Month of the Holy Rosary. Rosaries are available in church for people to buy. The Rosary is a wonderful way of praying.

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ALL SAINTS AND ALL SOULS All Saints Day is kept this year on Sunday 2 November when the Masses will be at the usual times. All Souls Day will be kept on Monday 3 November with Masses at 8am, 12 Noon and Solemn Mass at 7pm at S. Silas. Letters about the Holy Souls Candles are available in church today.

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FOUNDERS AND BENEFACTORS REQUIEM Mass will be celebrated in the Extraordinary Form at 7pm on Thursday 13 November at S. Silas. The Mass setting will be the Requiem Mass by Faure.

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BETHLEHEM BAUBLES This initiative supports Christian artists in Bethlehem who make glass baubles. These can be ordered online and if you use code C7 when ordering our parish also receives a donation. Leaflets are available in church or go to www.bethlehembaubles.com.

 

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 –  Alexander Campbell, Peter, Neil Devlin, Yvonne Dobson, Gemma, Gerald Mack, Fred Salter, Michael Devine, Eileen Bromwich, David Woolf, Leonard Hearne, Su Beard, Jeff Cridland (Pr), Michael Silver (Pr), Caroline Essl, Norma Chisholm, Gary Stinson, Peter Hearn, Doreen Moodie, Peter Piddock, Veronica Lavin, John Nelson, Pearline Squire, Kay Farrell,  John Nix, Joyce Nix, Brenda Yazdi, Dennis Holmes, Hazel Hallam, Earl Foster, Melvin Murray, Bert Brace, Clare Smith, Dave McWilliams, June Clough, James Lofthouse and Melanie Grant; for all who have died – David Lavinier, Patricia Burgess, Lilian Biggs (Recently Departed); and  for Winifred Turner, James Farmer, Harry Warrington, George Pratt, Sally Jones, Daisy Lusty, Ursula Taylor, Ann martin, Dorothy Atkins and George Brenneke (Anniversaries).

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 8HR​

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