LATEST NEWS 28/02/2021:

Church open for 10am Mass Monday to Saturday, followed by 30 minutes Exposition, and Confessions.
On Fridays in Lent Exposition/Confessions is replaced by STATIONS OF THE CROSS
SUNDAY MASS (in English): 8am, 9.30am and 11am (also live streamed)

ONLINE STATIONS OF THE CROSS from St John Vianney Church, Tottenham, can be viewed/prayed here

Cardinal’s Lenten Appeal

Cardinal Vincent thanks you for your generous support for the Cardinal’s Lenten Appeal, especially throughout the unprecedented events of 2020.  Your donations help fund initiatives in parishes, schools and charities in three mission areas which are more critical than ever: Marriage and Family Life, enriching and supporting marriages, the essential building block of society and the Church; Youth and Evangelisation, helping young people, the future of the Church, as they grow in their relationship with God and deepen their Catholic faith; Caritas Westminster, putting our faith into action by serving those in need; Education, supporting our Schools.
This year, the Cardinal is asking us to think about families who are struggling to put food on the table.  Poverty is deepening across our Diocese and the need for foodbanks and supermarket vouchers has accelerated.  Through your generosity we are continuing to provide food for those people most in need.  Thank you for your generosity.

For more information and to make a donation please click HERE.

CAFOD APPEAL: Friday of last week was LENT FAMILY FAST DAY
Please follow the link for more information

 

St Francis Xavier NOVENA: March 4 – 12
The Novena Prayer will be used at Mass each day,
and please click here for further resources of prayer during the Novena.

 

UPDATED INFANT BAPTISM INFORMATION available here

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We ask you please to send in your contact details for all Masses you attend
PLEASE BOOK PLACES AT Sunday and Weekday Masses HERE:

booking system

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click here for live streamed and other video content.

 

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HOMELESS PROJECT APPEAL: please help us to offer our service of food every weekday lunchtime to the homeless.  
CLICK HERE to read about what we do and to make a donation. Thank you.

Donate your smartphone and make a difference

Gifting your smartphone to our friends seeking asylum will help them progress their lives

When our friends are detained at Immigration Removal Centres they are given a basic phone that allows them to call and text – enough to keep in contact with family, solicitors and charities but nothing more. No camera, poor audio quality, no internet access, nothing. When they are released back into the community, these phones are returned. Many of our friends are left without access to smartphones as they try to find their feet after weeks, months, years detained.

In the community, our friends need this important resource to be able to progress their lives – a cheaper way to stay connected through WiFi, the ability to search for a new solicitor or the nearest GP surgery, the possibility to partake in online classes and activities, and the capacity to use a translation/ interpreting service to overcome the barriers that language can cause.

A decent smart phone or tablet could make a huge difference, especially during an ongoing pandemic. With the ability to meet face to face and receive support no longer possible in the same way, swathes of organisations, charities and services have moved online. However, many of our friends do not have the ability to follow this move; only adding an additional layer of isolation and another barrier to support.

For those we support post detention, gifting your old smart phone will allow them to take part in ESOL classes, activities and support groups. It will enable them search and find their way around the area they are living, helping them to feel more settled. Most importantly, it will assist our friends to keep in better contact with their family and friends across the UK and world.

How to donate your device

If you would like to donate a smartphone or tablet to a friend of JRS UK experiencing the asylum and immigration system, please read our tips below:

• Phones/ tablets should be in good working condition with no significant marks or scratches
• Phone/ tablet must be wiped of all data and restored to factory settings OR be accessible for a member of team to erase all data
• A working and compatible charger should be provided with the phone/ tablet

Send your devices to*:

Jesuit Refugee Service UK
The Hurtado Jesuit Centre
2 Chandler Street
London
E1W 2QT

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