LENT 2025
Stations of the Cross
Wednesday's
After 9.30am mass
Friday's
7pm
Lenten Reflections
Tuesday's
After 9.30am mass
HOLY WEEK 2025
Palm Sunday
Saturday Vigil
6:00pm
Sunday
8.45am
10:30am
Maundy Thursday
Evening Mass of the
Lord's Supper
7pm
Good Friday
Celebration of the
Lord's Passion
3pm
Easter Vigil
7pm
Easter Sunday
Dawn Mass: 6.30am
Morning Mass: 8.45am
Family Mass: 10:30am
Saturday Vigil
6:00pm
Sundays
8.45am
10:30am
Mon - Sat
9.30am
Children's Liturgy
Daily Mass Readings
Morning Prayer
Be a Gift Aider
Our School:
St Winefride's RC Primary
Diocesan information
Parish Hall
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New Parishioners
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Saint of the Day
Live Stream at
St Winefride's
Lent
Week IV
Newsletter
March 30th
(click above)
Reflection
by Tony
(March 25)
'Jubilee Year of Hope'
Visit Parish Life
for previous
reflections
Pastoral Letter
by Bishop Mark
Lent 2025
Prayers for Ukraine
SACRAMENTS at St Winefride's
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Welcome to St Winefride's Neston
All are warmly welcome to join us
Sunday 30th March - Sunday 6th April | |||
Sun 30 Mar | Saturday Vigil Mass 4th Sunday in Lent Family Mass | 6.00pm 8.45am 10.30am | Shaw Family (special intention) |
Mon 31 Mar | Ferial | 9.30am | Veronica Phelan (RIP) |
Tue 1 Apr | Ferial | 9.30am | Shelagh Philips (recently deceased) RIP |
Wed 2 Apr |
Mass in School | 9.30am 10.45am | David Kelly (recently deceased) RIP |
Thu 3 Apr | Ferial Interment of Ashes in the graveyard | 9.30am 10.00am | Maureen Adams (RIP) |
Fri 4 Apr | Ferial Requiem Mass | 9.30am 1.30pm 7.00pm | Dr Richard Wool (RIP) |
Sat 5 Apr | Ferial | 9.30am | Sick and housebound |
Sun 6 Apr | Saturday Vigil Mass 5th Sunday in Lent Family Mass | 6.00pm 8.45am 10.30am | Joan Jones & family (Thanksgiving) |
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: Monday to Friday at 9am. Morning prayer: Monday to Saturday at 9am
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 5.15pm to 5.45pm and Monday to Friday after 10am on request
The Word of God and Sacraments of the Church have strengthened the faith of our community over the years and we have been blessed, since 1843 with compassionate pastoral leadership and an involved, active community.
Our life in the parish is centred around the Eucharist which helps us experience the immensity of God's love and empowers us to share it with others. We are a welcoming community, open to share the gift of God's grace and hospitality with everyone. Through making meaningful relationships, we want to ensure that all who visit us feel included and embraced by God's love. The joy of belonging to St. Winefride's can be seen and felt when you walk into our small, beautiful church, the walls of which have been soaked in prayer by those who have gone before us, and many of whom are buried in our churchyard.
St Winefride's has a legacy of compassion in reaching out to those in need both globally and locally. There is active community involvement across diverse groups encompassing our children, our dynamic young people and our committed parishioners which is a tradition we hope to continue with increased vigour in the years ahead.
'Firm in faith, joyful in hope and active in love'
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