Chairman: Josie Boxall
Contact: Josie Boxall (01634) 360637Liturgy is central to our faith. The most important liturgical act is the Mass, a celebration of the Eucharist, instated by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper.
The Word Liturgy literally means “the works of the people”, meaning that all the parishioners are called to participate and serve an active role in the parish.
Every week, Masses are celebrated between the two churches at different times- 4 Sunday Masses and 6 Weekday Masses.
There are the seasonal liturgies, particularly Advent and Christmas and Lent and Easter and sacramental celebrations throughout the year like Baptism, First Holy Communion, Confirmation and weddings.
All this would depends on the support and dedication of many parishioners who would volunteer to help in a variety of tasks – altar services, readers, Eucharistic ministers, sacristans and church choir and music group and many others who help “behind the scene”, ensuring the smooth running of the parish. In both churches, ‘Children’s Liturgy’ is led by groups of volunteers.
MeetingsLiturgy meetings are held three times a year and all are welcome. Meetings are advertised in the weekly newsletter and on the website.
Following discussions on the publication of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM), changes are made. Other topics for discussion include the Liturgical calendar and how best we can celebrate the Sacred Liturgy.
Minutes of Liturgy meetings
Draft Minutes of the Liturgy meeting -17 September 2007Draft Minutes of the Liturgy meeting - 19 May 2007
Agenda of Liturgy meeting -19 May 2007
Draft Summary of the Liturgy meeting - 10 February 2007
Draft Minutes of the Liturgy Meeting - 6 October 2006Minutes of the Liturgy Meeting - 19 May 2006.
Minutes of the Liturgy Meeting - 19 May 2006.
St Thomas of Canterbury & St Peter, Prince of the Apostles
Phone: (01634) 232972
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