Palm Sunday Gospel Reading 2023
This year the gospel reading is Matthew 26:14-end. It is too long for the pew sheets, so here it is for you … More Palm Sunday Gospel Reading 2023
This year the gospel reading is Matthew 26:14-end. It is too long for the pew sheets, so here it is for you … More Palm Sunday Gospel Reading 2023
Every Tuesday and Thursday in Lent we will bring you a short reflection based on one of the Stations of the Cross.
Today ALM Andrew talks about Station 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross … More Station of the cross 11: Jesus is nailed to the cross
It is possible to resist negative temptations by making opposing positive actions: instead of complaining or spreading negative gossip, praise others – and pray for them; instead of buying new clothes, donate some of what you already have – and choose to shop ‘pre-loved’; instead of eating the chocolate that you buy, donate it to Barnabus. Instead of depriving ourselves, we could modify what we do, or take on additional activities. For example … More Daemon Irrepit Callidus – Gyorgy Orban (b.1947)
Every Tuesday and Thursday in Lent we will bring you a short reflection based on one of the Stations of the Cross.
Today Rev Sue talks about Station 10: Jesus is stripped … More Station of the Cross 10: Jesus is stripped
I recently read a headline in The Telegraph which read, “British families don’t eat together – and, if they do, it’s often in front of the TV.” The article went on to report that “More than one in five families only sit down to eat a meal together once or twice a week, according to a new survey. And 40 per cent of families only sit down together to have a meal three times a week.” It is widely noted that “we live in a ‘fast food’ society”. This encouraged me to reflect on the Sacrament of the Eucharist and the importance and place of this Sacrament in a modern ‘fast food’ society … More The Sacraments
Every Tuesday and Thursday in Lent we will bring you a short reflection based on one of the Stations of the Cross.
Today ALM Andrew talks about Station 9: Jesus falls the third time … More Station of the Cross 9: Jesus falls the third time
Every Tuesday and Thursday in Lent we will bring you a short reflection based on one of the Stations of the Cross.
Today Reader Christine talks about Station 8: the women of Jerusalem … More Station of the Cross 8: the women of Jerusalem
School hopes all St Margaret’s parishioners are safe, well and flourishing in 2023. School’s PTA have been very busy, purchasing bike and scooter racks. Money raised from the very successful Christmas Fair, “Christmas Markets at St Margaret’s” helped pay for this and is part of the first phase of developing our outdoor area. This will certainly promote more of a healthy lifestyle for the children and in addition it will be helping the environment reducing the number of children who travel to school in cars … More Head Teacher’s letter from St Margaret’s School
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout Lent we are pleased to offer you an appropriate Lenten hymn.
As yesterday was Mothering Sunday, two Carols sing for you “Tell out my soul”, accompanied by Tom … More Lenten Music
Every Saturday in Lent we will bring you an appropriate anthem. Tomorrow is Mothering Sunday, so our music group, Maggie’s Music Makers sing for you a beautiful contemporary arrangement of the Ave Maria … More Lenten Music