Saturday 26th of June
Low Mass at St Mary and St Ethelburga at 7:45 am
Mass (Ordinary Form for Sunday) at St Erconwald at 9:30 am
There is no Mass at St Mary and St Ethelburga on Saturday at 9:30 am
Sharing the Catholic Faith in Barking
Saturday 26th of June
Low Mass at St Mary and St Ethelburga at 7:45 am
Mass (Ordinary Form for Sunday) at St Erconwald at 9:30 am
There is no Mass at St Mary and St Ethelburga on Saturday at 9:30 am
The Diocese of Brentwood Vicariate for Adult Formation have launched a new website. The website is called “Thresholds of Hope” and is inspired by St Pope John Paul II’s appeal to humanity to cross the threshold of hope and come to know the living God. See The Thresholds of Hope Facebook page:
7:45am
9:30am
9:30am
7:00pm
St Mary & St Ethelburga
St Erconwald
St Mary & St Ethelburga
St Mary & St Ethelburga
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OF
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OF
EF: Extraordinary Form or Traditional Latin Mass
OF: Ordinary Form Mass
On Wednesday 28th April there will be no Low Mass at 7:45 am
at St Mary and St Ethelburga. Apologies to those of you who come regularly.
On Thursday, normal service will be resumed. That means Mass at:
Mon – Fri 7:45 am
Saturday 9:30 am
Sunday 12 noon
Aid to the Church in Need does outstanding work around the globe in this area. This is a Zoom presentation of their latest Report which makes grim reading. The COVID-19 crisis has made things worse!
Please note that Linton Road is closed this weekend to dismantle one of the cranes. I would advise you to leave more time when coming to Mass. You can park in the London Road Multi-Storey car park (you’ll need a mobile app to pay).
Access to the church by car will need to be by way of Station Parade. The cameras have been switched off for these two days.
So, drive past the station from the Longbridge Road roundabout and turn into Cambridge Road, and then right into Linton Road for the church.
Pedestrian access is open.
Leaving the church, you can either turn left out of the car park and enter North Street – you have to turn left out of Kings Road next to the Gurdwara.
Or turn right at the traffic lights into George Street, and then left or right into North Street.
Fr William Young