News & Events
CALLED TO BEAR FRUIT
24 February and 3, 17, 24, 31 March 2025, 7pm, the Presbytery
Thank you to those parishioners who have volunteered to take part in the Called to Bear Fruit initiative. The group will meet in the Presbytery at 7pm (for about half an hour) on these Monday evenings.
SACRED HEART OF JESUS PROCESSION
16 March, 12.30pm - meeting
14 June, 11.30am - procession
June is the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, with the Feast on 27 June this year. In 2024 we approached Wandsworth council to request they fly the flag of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in June, similar to the Pride and other flags they fly throughout the year, but were denied.
Therefore on 14 June 2025, we are calling for a prayerful procession of Christians (Catholic and non-Catholic) from St Mary Magdalen at 11:30am, following the 10:30am Mass, walking to and around the Town Hall, and then returning to the parish. We would begin and end in prayer, carry Sacred Heart of Jesus flags and enjoy prayer and song throughout.
Find out more details at our website, share our letter with others and follow our Facebook page to keep up with plans for the procession. You are also invited to join us for a planning meeting on 16 March at 12:30pm in the parish hall, or contact us if you would like to be involved and cannot make the meeting via: sacredheart24uk@gmail.com or 07545 332563.
THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH: EDITH STEIN
14 – 16 March 2025, Christian Heritage Centre, Stonyhurst
Fr Matthew Blake, OCD will offer a weekend exploring the life and teachings of Edith Stein, or St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, and her indomitable search for truth that led her to the Catholic faith. Click here for more information and to book.
MEN’S SPIRITUAL EXERCISES
30 March – 4 April 2025, Christian Heritage Centre, Stonyhurst
A five-day version of the Ignatian Exercises offered specifically for men (whether lay or ordained), this retreat will be preached by the Benedictine Monks of St Joseph’s Abbey, Flavigny (France). Founded in 1988, this community has retained its charism of a specific apostolate to men with a shortened version of the Ignatian Exercises.
One-to-one direction will be offered alongside the talks. Priests are welcome to attend and concelebrate or celebrate their own Mass. Click here for more information and to book.