WORSHIP & PRAYER

Our worship is rooted in the Catholic heritage of the Church of England, seeking to inspire people to experience the goodness and love of God in their lives through the celebration of the Sacraments.

The Parish Mass, every Sunday at 10:00am, is our main act of worship. Mass is celebrated on weekdays as well, and we host a variety of others services, ranging from contemplative to informal.
Please see our weekly worship schedule below.

Everyone will always find a warm welcome.

'O taste and see that the Lord is good;
happy are those who take refuge in him!'
- Psalm 34:8

Weekly Worship Schedule

Sunday	8:30am Mass 10:00am PARISH MASS
Monday	9:00am Thomas Whitehead Academy Worship 6:30pm Mass - at St Thomas'
Tuesday	9:30am Mass 11:00am Care Homes Worship second Tuesday of the month at Rosalyn House (King St) last Tuesday of the month at Sharnbrook Lodge (Park Rd North)
Wednesday	9:30am Mass - at St Thomas' (followed by Coffee Morning until 11:00am)
Saturday	12:00noon Mass

Holy Days - Feasts & Solemnities

Feast and Solemnities falling during the week
Evening celebrations at All Saints' (7:30pm) are usually followed by refreshments.

6 August - Transfiguration of the Lord Jesus

• 6:30pm Mass at St Thomas' on Lowry Drive
  

8 September - Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

• 12:00pm Sung Mass

14 September - Triumph of the Cross (Holy Cross Day)

• We join the Parish of Holy Cross Marsh Farm for their patronal festival.
  Church of The Holy Cross, Buckle Close, Marsh Farm, Luton, LU3 3RT
  

2 November - All Souls' Day

• 7:30pm Sung Requiem Mass

Mass

The Mass is the centre of the Christian life. Here the Lord Jesus is present to us in Word and Sacrament, to teach us and nourish us with his Body and Blood.

Junior Church

Junior Church runs every Sunday in term-time with the exception of the first Sunday of the month. It features a Bible reading, prayer time, and some fun craft activity.

Homilies

Homilies (or Sermons) help us understand the Scriptures and the Christian faith, and how to journey deeper into God. You can read the latest homilies on our blog.