This Sunday is the 3rd in Ordinary Time. In the gospel reading we hear Jesus call his first disciples away from their fishing nets to follow him to become fishers of men. All of us are called in a particular way to serve God in the world, but we need to be able to hear that call when it comes, we do this most deeply in our life of prayer and in serving one another.  Click here for the scripture readings. 

Corsican Sunday
On Sunday 11th February, our Corsican friends will be joining us for their annual celebration of Filippo Antonio Pasquale de’ Paoli (1725-1807), the Corsican leader who was buried in our churchyard. After Mass there will traditional Corsican refreshments.

Ash Wednesday
Lent begins on the 14th February. There will a Choral Mass with Imposition of Ashes at 6.30pm. Please had in your palm crosses to Jonathan who will burn them to make the ash.

Leaving the parish
Most of you will know by now that I have been appointed the next Vicar of All Hallows Gospel Oak which means the time has come for me to leave this parish. It is a time of mixed feelings. I am looking forward to a new chapter in my priestly ministry but I will also be sad to leave a place and people I love, my last Sunday will be the 10th March.
The Bishop will Institute me as Vicar of All Hallows at mass on the evening of the 8th April and I hope many of you will come to support me. Please pray for me as I will continue to pray for you,
 

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See you on Sunday

Fr James