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In the First Readingthe prophet Isaiah tells the people of Israel that if they share their bread with the hungry, house the homeless poor, and clothe the naked, their light will break forth like the dawn.


In the Gospel Jesus tells his disciples, ‘You are the light of the world…let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works, and give glory to your Father in heaven.’ He also tells them they are the salt of the earth.


In the Second Reading we St Paul tells his converts that he did not come to preach to them with lofty speech or wisdom, and knew nothing among them except Jesus Christ crucified. His message was not couched in words of wisdom, but was a demonstration of the power of the Holy Spirit.

Times of Mass and Devotions for the Week beginning Sunday 8th February 26

Saturday                                           9.30 am Mass

feria - of BV Mary                 6.00 pm First Mass of Sunday

                                                                  followed by Confessions

 

Sunday 8th February                       8.30 am Mass

5th Sunday of the Year                   10.00 am Family Mass

                                                          11.30 am Solemn Mass followed by Confessions

                                                          6.30 pm Mass

Monday

feria                 6.00 pm Mass followed by Adoratopn & Benediction

                                                              

Tuesday                                           9.30am Funeral Mass of Martin Foster

St Scholastica 6.00 pm Mass followed by Rosary

 

Wednesday                                     6.00pm Mass

Our Lady of Lourdes

 

Thursday                                         9.00 am Mass followed by Rosary

feria

 

Friday                                              9.00 am Mass followed by Divine Mercy Prayers

feria

 

Saturday                                           9.30 am Mass

SS Cyril & Methodius           6.00 pm First Mass of Sunday

                                                                  followed by Confessions

 

Sunday 15th February                     8.30 am Mass

6th Sunday of the Year                   10.00 am Family Mass

                                                          11.30 am Solemn Mass followed by Confessions

                                                          6.30 pm Mass

 

                                               


Announcements This Week


 

IMPORTANT: Please note that our permanent phone number is: 020 7603 0814



Music at 11.30 am Solemn Mass Today: Lassus - Missa octavi toni (Venatorum)

Motet: Croce - O sacrum convivium

 

Music at 10.00 am Family Mass: There is now a button on the parish website, which allows parishioners to listen to and practice the Sunday hymns ahead of time.



Today: Children’s Liturgy Carnival party for children from 4 to 7 years old from 11 to 1pm. Parents can drop and collect them on the dot; children can dress up. Games, activities and food provided. A donation of £2 per child would be appreciated, contactless or in cash.


 

Today our Parish Lent Information leaflet, ‘Return to the Lord your God’, is available, giving details of our Lenten activities and devotions. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, 18th February, with Mass and Imposition of Ashes at 9.00 am (said) and 6.00 pm (Solemn.)



 


Please pray for Cardinal Vincent, who this week will be retiring as Archbishop of Westminster. This past week he celebrated a Mass of thanksgiving for his 16 years as our Archbishop.

 


An Appeal for the work of Mary’s Meals will be made at all Sunday Masses, next weekend 14th/15th February, with a collection at the end of Mass.

 


Parish Readers: We are hoping to recruit some hew readers to augment our rota. If you are interested in the possibility of training to become one of our Readers at Sunday Mass, do please let the parish office know. We will then invite you to an evening meeting at 7.00 pm on Thursday 26th February, at which there will be a talk on the importance of the proclamation of Scripture in the Liturgy of the Word of the Mass, and on the ministry of Reader, along with some opportunity to practice good reading skills.

 


We are holding a Welcome Occasion for all those who have become new Parishioners over the last couple of years or so, on Sunday 1st March, 1.00 – 3.00 pm in the Parish Centre. Please take an invitation letter from the back of church. There will be the opportunity to meet Fr Richard, Fr Juan, Therese, and other members of the parish team. There will be light lunchtime refreshments – if you can, bring a plate of food to share. Open to both adults and children of all ages. Let us know you are coming to help us with catering. Come and go at any time between 1.00 and 3.00 pm.

 


Prayer workshop: Thursday 12 February 2026 2pm at Nazareth House Prayer Centre. All welcome



Installation of Archbishop Richard Moth

Please pray for our new Archbishop of Westminster to be installed in Westminster Cathedral next weekend, Archbishop Richard Moth, (previously Bishop of Arundel and Brighton.)

On Friday, the eve of Installation, there is Solemn Vespers at 5.30 pm, at which Archbishop Richard will give the homily. In addition to our parish representatives, there is now space for others to attend, without needing a ticket.

The Installation takes place on Saturday in Solemn Mass at 12 noon – but this is only open to a representative of each parish, who already will have a ticket.

Both these events will be live-streamed via the Cathedral website:

www.westminstercathedral.org.uk.

 



Annual Mass of Thanksgiving for Matrimony at Westminster Cathedral, Saturday 23rd May 2026 at 2:30pm. For couples in the Diocese celebrating their 5th, 10th, 25th, 30th, 40th, 50th and 60th (and any year over 60) wedding anniversary of Catholic marriage. Please email us husband and wife’s names, wedding date, years married, address, email (or phone number, if no email). We forward this information to the Diocesan Marriage & Family Life office, who in due course will send you the Cardinal's invitation

 


Come to see Rise Theatre’s Passion Play this Lent at St Thomas of Canterbury Fulham: Tuesday 10th March at 7.30pm; ( in the school, Estcourt Road SW6 7HB) For tickets visit www.ticketsource.co.uk/risetheatre or call St Thomas’ Parish Office: 020 7385 4040. £10 or £5 under 16 years.



Holy Trinity Cine Club: for children in Year 7 to Year 9, and  Year 10 to 12 on a Friday evening once a month. Quality ‘surprise’ movie followed by discussion and pizza. All are welcome, suggested donation of £5 towards running costs. Contact cineclubbg@gmail.com. See poster in the church porch.

 


SUNDAY EVENING MASS AND YOUNG ADULTS

We are delighted to see the growing number of young people attending our 6:30 pm Sunday Mass! After listening to your feedback and receiving offers to help with music at this liturgy, we have decided making this Mass more youth-friendly through Christian music led by young volunteers. All young people and young adults are warmly invited—and those who wish can meet at the pub afterwards for fellowship. The Mass is also of course open to people of all ages!

 


The Stewards at Sunday 10.00 am Family Mass do a great job in welcoming parishioners as they arrive, providing them with the necessary books, helping them find a seat, and answering their questions. We are grateful to them and to Erica their Co-ordinator. We would love to recruit some further volunteers to join the team – the more we have the less often each one would need to be on the rota. Please let the parish office know if you can help in this way.


 

Recruiting for our 10M Mass Choir: become part of our vibrant and sociable community of singers who lead the Sunday 10am Mass and other liturgies and perform regularly in concert. No choral experience required. Contact Laurence for details: familymasschoirhtbg@gmail.com.

 

 

Need a gift for someone who has everything? Why not book a Mass for their intentions? Masses can be booked in the parish office where you will also receive a beautiful card. Recommended donation £10.

 


Church Roof Repairs

Repairs were carried out in August to make the roofs watertight. The cost was £53,000 and any donations would be welcomed.

 


Major Repairs to the stonework of the Tower and Spire of the Church are urgently needed. Protective scaffolding has been erected and a detailed programme of the works required is being drawn up.

 


Two new illustrated booklets are available as a kind of guide to our Church building here at Holy Trinity: 'The Stained Glass Windows of the Church', and 'The Church Carvings and Paintings.' Researched and written by our parishioner Christopher Road, augmenting the Parish History he has also written: 'Little Rome – The Story of Holy Trinity Brook Green'. The booklets are £5 each, and the Parish History is £12.50. They can be purchased during office hours from the Parish Office. You can also purchase a PDF version of the two booklets by emailing the parish office.

 



 


SACRAMENTS


Preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism: If you have a child for Baptism under 5 years old please email us for an application form. You will be contacted once the form has been received. A copy of one of the Catholic parents’ baptism certificate will be required.  Baptisms can only take place on Saturdays at 11am. The next Baptism Preparation course is on Thursday 12th February at 8.30pm.








 










































Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Brook Green - 41 Brook Green, W6 7BL - Tel: 020 7603 0814 - email: brookgreen@rcdow.org.uk

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