Welcome to ParishWe welcome you to the community of St. Teresa's in Morden. If you are a new parishioner, please come and introduce yourself and also complete a parish census form. You are welcome to become involved in any aspect of parish life. Thank you for taking the time to read this and feel free to come and have a chat about the parish at a mutually convenient time.
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SAFEGUARDING
The parish safeguarding representatives for St Teresa's are listed below. If you have any concerns, please contact one of the team.
Adrian Sherriff - mordensg3@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07960 747946
Linda Sam-Yorke - mordensg2@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07958 694008
Liz Coutinho - mordensg1@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07828 248624
Stephen Smith - mordensg4@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 020 8640 6753
Adrian Sherriff - mordensg3@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07960 747946
Linda Sam-Yorke - mordensg2@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07958 694008
Liz Coutinho - mordensg1@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 07828 248624
Stephen Smith - mordensg4@safeguardrcaos.org.uk - 020 8640 6753
ARCHBISHOP JOHN WILSON VISIT TO ST TERESA’S
Last week marked a truly special occasion as we had the honour of welcoming Archbishop John Wilson at St. Teresa's. His presence graced our 11am Mass, where he bestowed his blessings upon the RCIA Candidates, the Parish Lead Team, the new Parish Teenage Youth Council and all mothers on the day of Mothering Sunday, coinciding with the feast of Laetare – a symbol of hope.
The atmosphere was filled with joy and reverence as we gathered in the school hall for a memorable celebration. Heartfelt gratitude extends to all who contributed their time and effort to make this event a resounding success.
Below, we share a glimpse of the cherished moments captured during the archbishop's visit.
[Photos will be added shortly.]
The atmosphere was filled with joy and reverence as we gathered in the school hall for a memorable celebration. Heartfelt gratitude extends to all who contributed their time and effort to make this event a resounding success.
Below, we share a glimpse of the cherished moments captured during the archbishop's visit.
[Photos will be added shortly.]
EASTER TRIDUUM
[The times of Services for Holy Week & Easter Triduum will be added here shortly.]
READERS, ALTAR SERVERS & EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
There is a list in the Sacristy for Readers, Altar Servers and Eucharistic Ministers. Please sign up for one of the celebrations and print your name and phone number.
THANK YOU AND GOODBYE
Jojo and Jocelyn Marasigan, founding members of the music group at the 9am Mass since 2014, bid farewell. Their musical presence and dedicated ministry will be dearly missed. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and wish them endless happiness in their new endeavours. Thank you, goodbye and God Bless!
CONFIRMATION 2024
The Sacrament of Confirmation will be held on Pentecost Sunday – May 19th at 2pm. The Programme is opened to parishioners in Y9 and above. Please complete the Google registration form. Deadline for registration is 08/03/2024.
Information evening takes place on Saturday, 09/03/24 at 4.00pm followed by The Rite of Election at the 5.30pm mass in the Church.
Information evening takes place on Saturday, 09/03/24 at 4.00pm followed by The Rite of Election at the 5.30pm mass in the Church.
MEDJUGORJE PILGRIMAGE
Dates are now available for the Pilgrimage to Medjugorje. 7-night May 21st - May 28th 2024. Prices: £250 pp + Flights (Single room £320 pp + Flights). Flight details: EasyJet Gatwick to Dubrovnik 07:25 EZY8601 & EasyJet Dubrovnik to Gatwick 11:50 EZY8602. Once booked please inform Mary Carroll 07854 539691 or Con Diver 07956 134633.
CATHEDRAL MASS CELEBRATING MARRIAGE
If you are celebrating your 1st/10th/25th/40th/50th/60th or any later wedding anniversary this year, you are invited to renew your marriage vows at a Mass to be celebrated at St George’s Cathedral, Southwark, at 3pm on July 13. Close family members can attend with you. In order to receive a personal invitation from Archbishop John, email to mflsw@rcaos.org.uk the following details: your full names, address, phone number, anniversary being celebrated and parish. The deadline for applying is May 31.
MAKING A NEW START
Beginning Experience is a residential weekend programme for widowed, separated and divorced people which helps participants with natural feelings of grief and loss. The weekend is led by trained volunteers who have experienced having to adjust to life as single people again. The next programme will be on April 12-14. For details phone 0208 647 4760 or email besouthofengland@gmail.com.
FUTURE OF THE PARISH
PARISH TEENAGE YOUTH COUCIL: Nurturing the Faith Journey of Our Young Members
Introduction:
With the Archbishop John’s Blessing at our 11am Mass We Welcome the establishment of our Parish Youth Council, a vibrant initiative aimed at empowering and engaging the teenagers within our parish community. We are excited to embark on this journey of faith together, supporting and guiding our youth as they grow in their spiritual development.
What We Hope to Achieve:
- Fostering a sense of belonging and community among young parish members
- Providing a platform for teenagers to actively participate in parish life and decision-making processes
- Offering opportunities for spiritual growth, reflection, and personal development
- Creating a safe and supportive space for young individuals to express their ideas, concerns, and aspirations
- Encouraging leadership skills and a sense of responsibility among our youth
- Cultivating a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Catholic faith through meaningful discussions and activities
Supporting Their Journey of Faith:
As members of the Parish Youth Council, our primary goal is to support and nurture the faith journey of our young members. We aim to provide them with the necessary resources, guidance, and encouragement to deepen their relationship with God and live out their faith in their daily lives. Through prayer, service projects, educational opportunities, and fellowship events, we seek to empower our youth to become active and dedicated participants in the life of the parish and ambassadors of Christ's love in the world.
Together, let us embark on this exciting adventure of faith formation, growth, and community building as we strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where our youth can flourish and thrive in their spiritual journey.
Please pray for our young teenage parishioners and for The PTYC.
ST. TERESA OF THE CHILD JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH: Cultivating a Strong Parish Leadership Team
Introduction:
Greetings to all who have graciously accepted the call to serve on our Parish Leadership Team at St. Teresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church. Your commitment to our parish community is truly valued and appreciated as we work together to strengthen and nurture our faith community.
At our 11 am Mass this Sunday Archbishop John, Will impart a blessing to our New Leadership Team which will include Our Parish Leads and our Deanery Mentor.
Guidance and Ideas for the Team:
1. Foster a Culture of Collaboration: Encourage open communication, active listening, and respect among team members to ensure a harmonious working environment.
2. Embrace Diversity: Recognise and celebrate the unique talents, backgrounds, and perspectives that each team member brings to the table, fostering inclusivity and unity within the team.
3. Promote Spiritual Growth: Provide opportunities for prayer, reflection, and spiritual enrichment to deepen the faith and connection of team members with the mission of the Church.
4. Supportive Leadership: Lead by example, offering guidance, encouragement, and mentorship to team members, empowering them to excel in their roles and contribute meaningfully to the parish community.
5. Continuous Improvement: Regularly assess the team's performance, seek feedback from the Parish Family and implement strategies for ongoing growth and development.
Areas of Concern:
1. Catechesis: Ensure that catechesis programs are engaging, relevant, and accessible to parishioners of all ages, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Catholic faith.
2. Ongoing Formation: Provide opportunities for ongoing formation and professional development for The Team , our hardworking Catechists, our gifted volunteers to enhance their skills, knowledge, and effectiveness in serving the parish community.
3. Spiritual Nourishment: Prioritise the spiritual well-being of parishioners by offering a variety of spiritual practices, retreats, and resources to support their faith journey and personal growth.
4. Community Engagement: Strengthen relationships with the local community through outreach programs, social justice initiatives, and collaborative partnerships that promote solidarity, compassion, and service to others.
Help Plan:
Family Life Support.
Elderly Parishioners.
School Partnership.
“Some Definite Service”.
Mothers And Toddlers.
Parish Social Gatherings.
In conclusion, by working together with dedication, compassion, and a shared vision for the future, our Parish Leadership Team can make a meaningful impact on the spiritual growth and vitality of our faith community. Thank you for your commitment and service to our parish family.
Blessings,
Canon Michael
Introduction:
With the Archbishop John’s Blessing at our 11am Mass We Welcome the establishment of our Parish Youth Council, a vibrant initiative aimed at empowering and engaging the teenagers within our parish community. We are excited to embark on this journey of faith together, supporting and guiding our youth as they grow in their spiritual development.
What We Hope to Achieve:
- Fostering a sense of belonging and community among young parish members
- Providing a platform for teenagers to actively participate in parish life and decision-making processes
- Offering opportunities for spiritual growth, reflection, and personal development
- Creating a safe and supportive space for young individuals to express their ideas, concerns, and aspirations
- Encouraging leadership skills and a sense of responsibility among our youth
- Cultivating a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Catholic faith through meaningful discussions and activities
Supporting Their Journey of Faith:
As members of the Parish Youth Council, our primary goal is to support and nurture the faith journey of our young members. We aim to provide them with the necessary resources, guidance, and encouragement to deepen their relationship with God and live out their faith in their daily lives. Through prayer, service projects, educational opportunities, and fellowship events, we seek to empower our youth to become active and dedicated participants in the life of the parish and ambassadors of Christ's love in the world.
Together, let us embark on this exciting adventure of faith formation, growth, and community building as we strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where our youth can flourish and thrive in their spiritual journey.
Please pray for our young teenage parishioners and for The PTYC.
ST. TERESA OF THE CHILD JESUS CATHOLIC CHURCH: Cultivating a Strong Parish Leadership Team
Introduction:
Greetings to all who have graciously accepted the call to serve on our Parish Leadership Team at St. Teresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church. Your commitment to our parish community is truly valued and appreciated as we work together to strengthen and nurture our faith community.
At our 11 am Mass this Sunday Archbishop John, Will impart a blessing to our New Leadership Team which will include Our Parish Leads and our Deanery Mentor.
Guidance and Ideas for the Team:
1. Foster a Culture of Collaboration: Encourage open communication, active listening, and respect among team members to ensure a harmonious working environment.
2. Embrace Diversity: Recognise and celebrate the unique talents, backgrounds, and perspectives that each team member brings to the table, fostering inclusivity and unity within the team.
3. Promote Spiritual Growth: Provide opportunities for prayer, reflection, and spiritual enrichment to deepen the faith and connection of team members with the mission of the Church.
4. Supportive Leadership: Lead by example, offering guidance, encouragement, and mentorship to team members, empowering them to excel in their roles and contribute meaningfully to the parish community.
5. Continuous Improvement: Regularly assess the team's performance, seek feedback from the Parish Family and implement strategies for ongoing growth and development.
Areas of Concern:
1. Catechesis: Ensure that catechesis programs are engaging, relevant, and accessible to parishioners of all ages, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Catholic faith.
2. Ongoing Formation: Provide opportunities for ongoing formation and professional development for The Team , our hardworking Catechists, our gifted volunteers to enhance their skills, knowledge, and effectiveness in serving the parish community.
3. Spiritual Nourishment: Prioritise the spiritual well-being of parishioners by offering a variety of spiritual practices, retreats, and resources to support their faith journey and personal growth.
4. Community Engagement: Strengthen relationships with the local community through outreach programs, social justice initiatives, and collaborative partnerships that promote solidarity, compassion, and service to others.
Help Plan:
Family Life Support.
Elderly Parishioners.
School Partnership.
“Some Definite Service”.
Mothers And Toddlers.
Parish Social Gatherings.
In conclusion, by working together with dedication, compassion, and a shared vision for the future, our Parish Leadership Team can make a meaningful impact on the spiritual growth and vitality of our faith community. Thank you for your commitment and service to our parish family.
Blessings,
Canon Michael
If you find it difficult to go to CONFESSION, this might HELP
My dear child,
Peace be with you!
I am here with you, ready to listen, forgive, and shower you with my Mercy. I bless you with courage and peace as you contemplate going to Confession, the Sacrament of Mercy. Trust in my infinite goodness and open your heart and mind to recall your sins.
Remember, recognising our shortcomings is a sign of humility and a step towards growth. Do not be discouraged, for I love you unconditionally and desire to see you in a State of Grace. Approach me with a sincere and contrite heart, and I will embrace you with open arms.
I am the Lord of Divine Mercy, and I am here to guide you through this journey of confession. Trust in My grace and allow Me to lead you toward reconciliation and spiritual renewal. May your confession be genuine and honest, bringing you closer to the State of Grace and PEACE that your beautiful Soul longs for.
Place your Trust in Me and I will guide you every step of the way. I am always ready to bestow my mercy upon you.
I'm waiting for you so is My Mercy.
Peace be with you!
I am here with you, ready to listen, forgive, and shower you with my Mercy. I bless you with courage and peace as you contemplate going to Confession, the Sacrament of Mercy. Trust in my infinite goodness and open your heart and mind to recall your sins.
Remember, recognising our shortcomings is a sign of humility and a step towards growth. Do not be discouraged, for I love you unconditionally and desire to see you in a State of Grace. Approach me with a sincere and contrite heart, and I will embrace you with open arms.
I am the Lord of Divine Mercy, and I am here to guide you through this journey of confession. Trust in My grace and allow Me to lead you toward reconciliation and spiritual renewal. May your confession be genuine and honest, bringing you closer to the State of Grace and PEACE that your beautiful Soul longs for.
Place your Trust in Me and I will guide you every step of the way. I am always ready to bestow my mercy upon you.
I'm waiting for you so is My Mercy.
STAYING IN ST HELIER HOSPITAL
Please remember if you or a member of your family is taken to hospital to ask the ward staff to inform the Roman Catholic Chaplain, Fr. Philip Pak or call him on 07747 545080. If Fr Philip knows you are in the hospital, he will ensure you receive a visit and Holy Communion if required.
Deceased & Sick
Please pray for those who have passed, especially Ursula Battle RIP who recently died. Also remember those with anniversaries at this time, those on our Parish Sick List, in care homes, or housebound.
Please hear our prayer for:
Anne-Marie Mendonça, Moira Macklin, Maureen Flaherty, John McDonagh, James Diver, Eugene Diver, Francesco Gargano, Patricia Jayasena, Jean Lue, Ruba Santipillai, Baby Alexander Lynch, Erika Geddes, Denise Waaldjk, Valerie Somerset, Leonard James Connolly, Thea Haddad, Brian Wratten, Ann Van Essen and Jane Turner, Kevin Mooney, John Mooney, Angela Patcheye, Leonard Paice, Ken and Margaret Peacock, Michael and Madge Durkan, Jocyln De Silva, Mary Jeanette Connaire, Mary Reilly, Alan O’Leary, Bill and June O’Keefe, Gerry Gillan, Bella Harding, Eileen Stevens, Dave Herris, Gabriel Lyons, Tony London, Kevin McKeon, John Antao, Stella Carrasco, Gerald Pereira, Jason Sigalas, Reme Mills, Emilia Koharic, Vince & Edna Horwood, Tess Goldband, Baby Morse Dannatt, Edna Quigley Horwood, Dora Madisetti, Brigid Moorhead, Audra Wamsteker, Baby Jaxon Martin, Tania Awdo and Pope Francis.
If you wish to be prayed for on our Parish Sick List, please let us have your name.
Every First Friday we offer and remember you in Holy Mass. We also keep you in our daily prayer, our times of Adoration, Novenas and the Holy Rosary.
Dear parishioners, please continue to remember the Sick Clergy of the diocese and send out your blessing in prayer to all the Nations of the World, as they do their best to combat the pandemic and natural disasters that many nations are battling with at this time. THANK YOU!
Anne-Marie Mendonça, Moira Macklin, Maureen Flaherty, John McDonagh, James Diver, Eugene Diver, Francesco Gargano, Patricia Jayasena, Jean Lue, Ruba Santipillai, Baby Alexander Lynch, Erika Geddes, Denise Waaldjk, Valerie Somerset, Leonard James Connolly, Thea Haddad, Brian Wratten, Ann Van Essen and Jane Turner, Kevin Mooney, John Mooney, Angela Patcheye, Leonard Paice, Ken and Margaret Peacock, Michael and Madge Durkan, Jocyln De Silva, Mary Jeanette Connaire, Mary Reilly, Alan O’Leary, Bill and June O’Keefe, Gerry Gillan, Bella Harding, Eileen Stevens, Dave Herris, Gabriel Lyons, Tony London, Kevin McKeon, John Antao, Stella Carrasco, Gerald Pereira, Jason Sigalas, Reme Mills, Emilia Koharic, Vince & Edna Horwood, Tess Goldband, Baby Morse Dannatt, Edna Quigley Horwood, Dora Madisetti, Brigid Moorhead, Audra Wamsteker, Baby Jaxon Martin, Tania Awdo and Pope Francis.
If you wish to be prayed for on our Parish Sick List, please let us have your name.
Every First Friday we offer and remember you in Holy Mass. We also keep you in our daily prayer, our times of Adoration, Novenas and the Holy Rosary.
Dear parishioners, please continue to remember the Sick Clergy of the diocese and send out your blessing in prayer to all the Nations of the World, as they do their best to combat the pandemic and natural disasters that many nations are battling with at this time. THANK YOU!
MAY THEY REST IN PEACE AND RISE IN GLORY
Remember, Lord, those who have died and have gone before us marked with the sign of faith, especially those for whom we now pray:
Theresa Mason RIP
Elaine Goldson-Rhule RIP Teresa Gomes RIP Patricia Perryman RIP Antonio Costa RIP John Richmond-D’Monte RIP Ann James RIP Anna Maria Reid RIP June Rose O’Bryne RIP Mary Jurkiewisz RIP Sheila Connolly RIP Ezra Halahakone RIP Sylvester Forya RIP Josephine Sheldrick RIP Margaret Leahy RIP Harry Bateman RIP Antonina Urbani RIP John Dias RIP |
Mark Ryan RIP
Anne Dunne RIP Patricia Kiely RIP Lizzie Corcoran RIP Albertas Ambotas RIP Peter Newbold RIP Jeffrey Myles RIP Theresa McGoldrick Pat McManus RIP Daniel Beazley RIP Dominick Kelly RIP Libera Marie Pereppi RIP Christopher Byrne RIP Neville Leonard Patrick RIP Maureen Smith RIP Peter Barry RIP Yana Bartkiv RIP Karl Anthony Lawson RIP |
Southwark Diocese Clergy Deaths
Deacon William Boyd RIP
Deacon Jim Hayes RIP Fr. Paul Sanders RIP Canon Richard Hearn RIP Fr. Paul Gibbons RIP Fr. Malachy Steenson CP, RIP Fr. Antony Logan RIP Fr. Denis Paul RIP Deacon Alan Bond RIP Bishop Howard Tripp RIP Canon Colm Acton RIP |
Fr. Richard Diala RIP
Fr. Michael Boland RIP Fr. Robert Copsey SOLT RIP Deacon Vincent Bowgett RIP Monsignor Edward Hill RIP Fr. John Hartley RIP Fr. Gordon Thompson RIP Deacon Michael Baldry RIP Deacon Vincent Bowgett RIP Deacon Fred Carter RIP Fr. Kevin St.Aubyn RIP |
May these, whom we have known and loved and all who sleep in the peace of Christ, find in your presence, light, happiness and peace.
Amen, Amen
Amen, Amen
PARISH FINANCE
Sunday Collections and Donations
Last weekend's offertory: £1,083.06. Thank you!
This week Second Collection: POOR PARISHES.
With Deacon Con and Fr. Roshy, we extend our heartfelt blessings to you. Gratitude fills our hearts for the Christmas cards, gifts, and messages received. A big thank you to everyone who supported the parish throughout the year. You are the shining light of Christ in our parish family. Your contributions are truly appreciated.
During the current situation, we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to the many of you who have kindly signed up to standing orders. This is so much appreciated and valued. If you wish to contribute by cheque in lieu of plate collections, this can be sent to the presbytery: St. Teresa’s Church, 250 Bishopsford Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 6BJ. They may be made payable to St. Teresa’s Catholic Church.
Our thanks to the families of Maureen Deb and Theresa Bearn for their generosity and thoughtfulness for the kind donation of £1,000 each in honour of the memory of Maureen and Theresa.
May God bless you and may their souls Rest In Peace and Rise In Glory.
Many thanks to those of you who have so kindly offered to set up standing orders in lieu of our Sunday plate collections. This is a most convenient method of planned giving (for all concerned); already used by so many at Morden – and is vitally important at this time. Regular standing orders can be for any amount, no matter how small – just give what you can afford. Please send a written request via the parish office with contact details.
We will be happy to receive any offerings directly by on-line banking or by standing order, which can be arranged through your bank, or by using the DONATE link here or on the parish website.
This week Second Collection: POOR PARISHES.
With Deacon Con and Fr. Roshy, we extend our heartfelt blessings to you. Gratitude fills our hearts for the Christmas cards, gifts, and messages received. A big thank you to everyone who supported the parish throughout the year. You are the shining light of Christ in our parish family. Your contributions are truly appreciated.
During the current situation, we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to the many of you who have kindly signed up to standing orders. This is so much appreciated and valued. If you wish to contribute by cheque in lieu of plate collections, this can be sent to the presbytery: St. Teresa’s Church, 250 Bishopsford Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 6BJ. They may be made payable to St. Teresa’s Catholic Church.
Our thanks to the families of Maureen Deb and Theresa Bearn for their generosity and thoughtfulness for the kind donation of £1,000 each in honour of the memory of Maureen and Theresa.
May God bless you and may their souls Rest In Peace and Rise In Glory.
Many thanks to those of you who have so kindly offered to set up standing orders in lieu of our Sunday plate collections. This is a most convenient method of planned giving (for all concerned); already used by so many at Morden – and is vitally important at this time. Regular standing orders can be for any amount, no matter how small – just give what you can afford. Please send a written request via the parish office with contact details.
We will be happy to receive any offerings directly by on-line banking or by standing order, which can be arranged through your bank, or by using the DONATE link here or on the parish website.
Do You Gift Aid?
The value of your donation can be increased by 25% at no extra cost to yourself, simply by gift aiding it if you are a taxpayer. The parish learns nothing about your private financial affairs. The average weekly collection between plate and standing orders, was approximately £2,400 a week (pre-COVID). If only half of that was GIFT AIDED, it would mean an extra £300 a week, or £15,600 a year to Parish funds. We are genuinely grateful to those who are Gift-Aiding. If you haven’t been doing so, please print off a Gift Aid form from the parish website. At the present time the parish income is down about £5,000 each month. Hopefully, when parish life returns to normal, we will soon see these financial worries and concerns disappear.
Please fill in the new gift aid online form or see the Parish office for a paper copy.
Please fill in the new gift aid online form or see the Parish office for a paper copy.
Thank you
Thank you to everybody who continues to support the parish through the collection, standing orders, gift aid and dropping in contributions. Online donations have seen an increase recently - A big THANK YOU FOR THOSE DONATIONS coming in via our parish website 'JUST GIVING' - Press the button marked DONATE. If you scroll down further, we also say 'Thanks' for your support and other ways you can support our parish. Again, THANK
YOU.
YOU.
GIFT AID NOTICE
PLEASE COLLECT YOUR GIFT AID ENVELOPES FROM THE CONTACT CORNER
For those already signed up, Gift Aid Envelopes will be available during this weekend 3/4th April. Please collect your Gift Aid or Standing Order envelopes before or after Mass from the Contact Corner. If you pay tax and would like to join, please have a word with one of the team , it's simple and at no extra cost to you the Church can claim back 25%. See below for more details Do You Gift Aid?
For those already signed up, Gift Aid Envelopes will be available during this weekend 3/4th April. Please collect your Gift Aid or Standing Order envelopes before or after Mass from the Contact Corner. If you pay tax and would like to join, please have a word with one of the team , it's simple and at no extra cost to you the Church can claim back 25%. See below for more details Do You Gift Aid?
CARD READERS
We have introduced a number of card readers which you will find throughout the church. The CollecTin card reader is near the Icon of Padre Pio, instructions are listed next to the machine. You can use this for all gift aid and non-gift aid offertories and donations. The other card reader for candles is situated in the narthex near the statue of St Teresa and can be used only for candles. The Repository can now accept payments by card as well as cash.
QR SCAN POINTS
There is now the opportunity to donate using a QR Scanner on your phone (if you have one installed on Android, or use the Camera app on iPhone). There are a number of Scan points in the church, one by the Statue of the Sacred Heart, by the Exit side door and one on the noticeboard in the porch.
Regular Mass Times
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Saturday Vigil Mass |
5.30pm online |
Sunday |
9.00am online 11.00am online |
Monday - Saturday |
10.00am online |
Adoration |
7am online |
How To Find Us
250 Bishopsford Road, Morden, Surrey SM4 6BZ
Tel: 020 8648 4113