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Drawing Competition

Don’t forget the competition arranged by Sophie who has brought the website up-to-date and interesting to follow.  Adults and children, please draw a picture to do with the subject you would like to see included in our new website.  It can be any subject you like.  Winners will be announced on Easter Sunday, when the prize of a large Easter Egg will be given and the picture put on our website.   Please put your name on the back of the picture.  Good Luck.

Easter Mass Times

Maundy thurdsay

M7pm – St George’s – Margaret & Harry  Wright & Fr Eric Wright RIP

Good friday

G11am – St Wilfrid’s – Stations of the Cross

3pm – St Wilfrid’s & St George’s- Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion

easter vigil

8.30pm – St Wilfrid’s- Holy Saturday, For Fr Rory from all his friends at St Wilfrid’s

easter sunday

9am – St George`s – Priest’s Intention

10.30am – St Wilfrid`s – Parish Communities’ Intention

Choir Practice for Easter Vigil

Choir Practice for Easter Vigil: Could all who can sing and are willing to help with the Easter Vigil, please attend a choir practice on Tuesday 16th April at 7 pm in St Wilfrid’s Church.

Choir Practice for Easter Vigil:   Could all who can sing and are willing to help with the Easter Vigil, please attend a choir practice on Tuesday 16th April at 7 pm in St Wilfrid’s Church.  It is hoped at least a dozen voices will volunteer.

Altar Server Practice

Altar Server Practice: Could I appeal to all teenage and adult altar servers to attend a rehearsal for the Easter Vigil Service on Good Friday at 5 pm at St Wilfrid’s.

Altar Server Practice:  Could I appeal to all teenage and adult altar servers to attend a rehearsal for the Easter Vigil Service on Good Friday at 5 pm at St Wilfrid’s.  A minimum of 6 servers required to fulfil all the liturgical activities required for this extremely important Liturgy.

Healing Mass at St Wilfrid’s

Healing Mass at St Wilfrid’s:  There will be a healing mass ending with solemn Benediction every Wednesday morning at 10am in Hailsham during the Lenten period, starting this coming Wednesday.  This is not to be confused with a Sacramental healing service. The oil used on the Wednesdays is the oil of gladness and as such this service of healing is open to anyone who feels they would like to be prayed over them.  The priest will also impose his hands on your head.  You can also act as a proxy for someone who is ill in your family and cannot be present.  The mass will of course be extended and may take around 45 minutes in total.  Tea and Coffee will be available in the hall afterwards.