Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending at 8 pm.

20–30 minute online Rosary — open to all, especially beginners and newcomers!

Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending with candlelit Compline in church.

Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending at 8 pm.

Patronal Solemn Mass at 7 pm. Preacher: the Rev'd David Houlding. Followed by reception.

Join us for Ready with a Reason, the Bishop of Fulham’s Lay Congress, at St Alban’s, Holborn. You are very welcome to join us for all or part of the day.

Programme:
10.00 am – Refreshments
10.30 am – Welcome and Introduction
10.45 am – 'Ready with a Reason' — keynote address by Bishop Lindsay Urwin OGS
11.30 am – Testimonies
12.00 noon – Mass
1.15 pm – Lunch (please bring a packed lunch; hot drinks available)
2.00 pm – Evangelisation Q&A with panel
2.30 pm – 'Stay… Go… Tell: Wisdom from the Lord for his disciples' — Bishop Lindsay Urwin OGS
3.00 pm – Benediction with Commissioning
3.30 pm – Conclusion

Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending at 8 pm.

All are warmly invited to the Chrism Mass of the See of Fulham, a central moment in the life of the Church during Holy Week. At the Chrism Mass, the bishop blesses the holy oils used in the sacramental life of the Church throughout the coming year, and clergy renew their ministerial promises. It is a powerful sign of the unity of the Church, gathered around the bishop as we prepare for the celebration of Easter.

An evening of food, discussion, and formation, beginning at 7.15 pm.
Our guest speaker, the Rev'd Philip Warner (Rector of St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge), will speak on the Blessed Virgin Mary, and why we need Our Lady's prayers.
All are welcome — whether you're exploring the Christian faith or looking to go deeper.

25-minute Low Mass for students and young adults, followed by a pub social.

We will be visiting the Primate of All England exhibition at Lambeth Palace Library, meeting at 10.30 am to explore the displays together. After the visit, you are free to head off for lunch in small groups or enjoy the rest of the day at the Library, which will be open as part of one of its monthly Saturday openings. Admission to the exhibition is free! Just turn up.

20–30 minute online Rosary — open to all, especially beginners and newcomers!

Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending with candlelit Compline in church.

Join us on St George’s Day at All Saints’, Margaret Street (just off Oxford Circus) for a short Low Mass, followed by drinks and conversation in the church’s underground parish bar. All are very welcome.

Choral Evensong at 6 pm, followed by a reception.

Join us for the 2026 Society of Mary's May Devotion, one of the highlights of the Anglo-Catholic calendar, as we honour Our Lady with worship, procession, and prayer across Kentish Town.

Programme:
12.00 noon – Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Silas’, Kentish Town
1.15 pm – Procession of the statue of Our Lady through the streets of Kentish Town to Holy Trinity
1.50 pm – Lunch at Holy Trinity Church Hall (£10 donation requested). A joyful and convivial occasion, and weather-permitting, a bright and festive afternoon
4.00 pm – Vespers, Sermon, and Pontifical Benediction at Holy Trinity
Preacher: Luke Irvine-Capel, Bishop of Richborough

25-minute Low Mass for students and young adults, followed by a pub social.

Mass at 6.30 pm, followed by candlelit Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament with Confessions available until 8 pm, followed by pub.

20–30 minute online Rosary — open to all, especially beginners and newcomers!

Low Mass at 6.30 pm, discussion from 7 pm with drinks, ending with candlelit Compline in church.

Join us for the National Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham in North Norfolk, a major highlight of the Church’s year and one of the great Marian pilgrimages in England. Pilgrims travel from across the country and beyond to honour Our Lady in prayer, worship, and procession. A coach usually departs very early from All Saints’, Margaret Street, returning to London the same evening.

Programme:
12.00 noon – Solemn Mass (Abbey Grounds, outside)
Principal Celebrant: Luke Irvine-Capel, Bishop of Richborough
2.30 pm – Sermon, Procession of Our Lady of Walsingham with the Rosary through the town, and Benediction (Abbey Grounds)
Preacher: John Wilson, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Southwark

Throughout the day, Confessions, healing prayer, and the laying on of hands will be available across the Shrine.