St Michael's will be open for Masses with a congregation from 5.30pm on Saturday 4th July
Before attending Mass it is essential parishioners read the guidance for keeping us all safe by clicking on the 'Newsletters' tab, 'Other documents' and 'Parishioner guidance for attending Mass'.
To
continue celebrating Mass again at St Michael's after 4th July we need
volunteers to act as stewards. If you can help and have no relevant
underlying medical conditions please contact deacon Brian:
deaconbrian100@gmail.com
For those who are housebound or continue to shield all Masses will be live-streamed and can be accessed through the following links:
Masses will be available on YouTube for viewing for up to 1 week after the event.
Please use the YouTube chat facility associated with the
broadcast to give any feedback.
Fr
Michael and Deacon Brian are also broadcasting using the ZOOM app. If you wish to participate please download the ZOOM app onto
your preferred device or go to zoom.us on a computer. Ensure the parish office has your current
email address so that you can be informed when the broadcasts are to
take place and be given the access code.
This week's zoom broadcasts, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
are all at 12.00 noon
continuing with the story of Joseph and his brothers in the Book of Genesis.
If anyone is in need of the sacrament of the sick (last rites) please contact Fr Michael on 0118 9723418
If you wish to make a financial donation to the parish this can be done online via the diocesan website at: https://www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk/support-our-work Follow the instructions and select 'Sonning Common' when prompted.
The parish hall is no longer in use and no new bookings are being taken until further notice.
St Michael Catholic Church, Sonning Common is situated in South
Oxfordshire and is part of the Archdiocese of Birmingham. As well as Sonning
Common, the parish includes Emmer Green, Caversham Park Village in North
Reading and a number of smaller South Oxfordshire villages including Kidmore
End, Rotherfield Peppard and Stoke Row.
The aim of our website is
two-fold:
To be a first point of contact and welcome for people searching for a Catholic church in this area.
To keep current members of the parish community informed of parish activities.
If you are new to the parish please click here or visit the New
Parishioners page in the Parish Notes section.
