Church Events CalendarBaptisms
Weddings Moore - Hopton - Sat 14th Dec 2019 Ward - Ferguson - Wed 5th Aug 2020 Funerals Pia Thomas - Wed 20th Nov 2019 (4.00pm Reception into Church) - Thur 21st Nov 2019 (1.45pm Funeral Service) Blessing of Graves N.Walsall Cemetery - Sun 17th Nov 2019 (2.00pm) Field Road Cemetery - Sun 25th Nov 2019 (2.00pm) |
Parish Events CalendarRegular Events
e Brownies/Guides/Rainbows - Every Tues (5.45 - 8.30pm) - within School Term
See St Peter's Toddlers Group - Every Fri (10.00 - 11.15am) See Union of Catholic Mothers - Bi-weekly Monday 7:00pm See Journey into Faith - Thursdays 6:30pm see schedule for dates Film Night at St Peter's - Every second Thursday of the month (6.30pm) Craft's & a Cuppa at St Peter's - Every Monday (7.00pm - 9.00pm) Tuesday Brunch - After 10.00am Mass ============================================== New EventsChildren's Day
Sat 7th Dec (12.00 noon) -with refreshments All the children who are interested in preparing for the Children's Day in our Parish, there is a practice after the 10.00am Mass.If you know of anyone who is interested, please let them know; There is a meeting in the Parish Meeting Room after 10.00am Mass on each Sunday. Children's Christmas Outing Sun 8th Dec (4.00pm to 6.00pm The venue is "Kids to Play" at Cannock. 25 places are still available and we have exclusive use of the facilities. The children will have 1 hour plating on the equipment followed by a tea of hot and cold food and then later organised party games. Parents will be responsible for transport to the venue and may stay or collect afterwards whichever is preferred. There is a Sign - up sheet in the Sacristy. The Cost per child is £5.00 (This has been heavily subsidised by St Peter's Choir) |
Diocesan Events Calendar
Annual Harvington Pilgrimage
We arrived at the Annual Pilgrimage to the Shrine of the English Martyrs at Harvington Hall in Beautiful sunshine where you could either sit and enjoy the peaceful gardens to eat lunch or have a guided tour around the Hall.
The Tour Guide showing us around made the tour very interesting with his knowledge regarding the Hall, and in total, showed us seven Priest Hides. His stories about St Nicholas Owen and St John Wall along with other English Martyrs were very moving.
We all gathered outside the peaceful gardens at 3.00pm for the Annual Pilgrimage Mass which was Celebrated by Rt Rev. David McGough together with several priests from other parishes and also other dignitaries. It certainly was a spectacular sight in the afternoon sunshine and made a wonderful ending to our day.
Thank you Fr David and Angela Wyre wor organising the Pilgrimage
Christine Humphreys
The Tour Guide showing us around made the tour very interesting with his knowledge regarding the Hall, and in total, showed us seven Priest Hides. His stories about St Nicholas Owen and St John Wall along with other English Martyrs were very moving.
We all gathered outside the peaceful gardens at 3.00pm for the Annual Pilgrimage Mass which was Celebrated by Rt Rev. David McGough together with several priests from other parishes and also other dignitaries. It certainly was a spectacular sight in the afternoon sunshine and made a wonderful ending to our day.
Thank you Fr David and Angela Wyre wor organising the Pilgrimage
Christine Humphreys
Museum of St John Henry Newman
The Museum of St John Henry Newman was opened in October 2019 at the Birmingham Oratory, Edgbaston to celebrate the canonisation of our Cardinal.
For the first time, Newman's possessions, manuscripts and liturgical objects are available for general viewing. Visitors to the Museum may see precious historical items including pages from the manuscripts of the "Apologia" and "The Dream of Gerontius" , the Chalice with which Newman celebrated Mass, and personal articles such as his spectacles and Rosary beads .
In addition to the numerous items on display, the Museum contains a video tour of Newman's Room preserved as he left it when he died in 1890.
Entrance is free but visitors are asked to donate to help secure the survival of St John Henry Newman's patrimony for future generations.
The entrance is via Oratory House, 141 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, B16 8UE
Opening Times
Sun - 12.00 noon to 3.00pm
Mon - Closed
Tue - Appointment only (Groups of eight minimum)
Wed - Appointment only (Groups of eight minimum)
Thu - 11.00am to 3.00pm
Fri - 11.00am - 3.00pm
Sat - 11.00am - 4.00pm
For the first time, Newman's possessions, manuscripts and liturgical objects are available for general viewing. Visitors to the Museum may see precious historical items including pages from the manuscripts of the "Apologia" and "The Dream of Gerontius" , the Chalice with which Newman celebrated Mass, and personal articles such as his spectacles and Rosary beads .
In addition to the numerous items on display, the Museum contains a video tour of Newman's Room preserved as he left it when he died in 1890.
Entrance is free but visitors are asked to donate to help secure the survival of St John Henry Newman's patrimony for future generations.
The entrance is via Oratory House, 141 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, B16 8UE
Opening Times
Sun - 12.00 noon to 3.00pm
Mon - Closed
Tue - Appointment only (Groups of eight minimum)
Wed - Appointment only (Groups of eight minimum)
Thu - 11.00am to 3.00pm
Fri - 11.00am - 3.00pm
Sat - 11.00am - 4.00pm
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