"Lent precedes and prepares for Easter. It is a time to hear the Word of God, to convert, to prepare for and remember Baptism, to be reconciled with God and one's neighbour, and of more frequent recourse to the 'arms of Christian penance': prayer, fasting and good works."

Although we are still in lockdown, we can practice our traditional Lenten devotions at home, joining together as a community in prayer: physically separated, but made one body in Christ. This year the parish has prepared three devotions. On Tuesdays we invite you to join in praying the sorrowful mysteries of the Rosary with us. On Thursdays we invite you to join us with thirty minutes' adoration before the Blessed Sacrament. On Fridays we invite you to join us as we walk with Jesus on the Way of the Cross.

On this page you can find links to the video files and the prayer booklets so that you can follow and pray along with us. There is also a link to Bishop Robert Barron's daily Lenten reflections.

Happy Lent!