Signing of Certificates of Catholic Practice: New Procedures

School Reception Admissions for 2021/22 open 2/11/20 until ...

Reflection for the week: The parable of the lamps

Every Christian is meant to be a lamp carrier – a bearer of the light of Christ to a darkened world, but like the bridesmaids in today’s gospel, we sometime allow the precious light...

Message from Fr Tony:

I imagine that the memory of Father Dominic’s funeral will long remain with us, and I’m sure we would agree that it was a fitting send off to a much-loved, and dedicated, Parish Priest....

Message from Canon Tony:

Dear Parishioners, I am aware that you are anxious to know who will succeed Father Dominic, as your Parish Priest. Unfortunately, the way these things work, means that appointments can take some time. Not...

Fr Dominic’s Funeral arrangements.

We will be bringing Fr Dominic back into his parish on Wednesday 25th October at 6pm, when we will have a full Requiem Mass at St Teresa’s. This will led by two of Fr...

Fr Dominic’s Funeral details.

Here follows the details of Fr Dominic’s Funeral arrangements. Fr Dominic’s Funeral Mass will be on Thursday 26 October at 12noon at St Teresa’s, 291 Shenley Road, Borehamwood, WD6 1TG. The celebrant will be...

Fr Dominic Rest in Peace

There is no reflection this week, I’m sorry, I haven’t the heart to go through Fr Dominic’s “Holy” books to find something suitable, so please allow me the indulgence of a few words of...

Fr Dominic : Rest in Peace.

We write with the sad news of the death yesterday evening, Monday 2 October, of Fr Dominic Anthony McKenna, Parish Priest of the parishes of St Teresa of the Child Jesus, Borehamwood and SS...

Reflection for 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time How good is my Word?

One of the greatest things we can give another person is our word. It is easy to give & some people are very generous with their word, promising the sun, moon & stars but...

Reflection for 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time – The unfair parable?

Our natural reaction to today’s parable is that those who worked the longest, should have received the most pay. But this isn’t about justice, its about God’s call & our response. Historically it explains...

Reflection for 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time – Who do you ask to forgive you?

To forgive someone who has hurt or offended us is never easy, sometimes very difficult. Nevertheless, to forgive is to be in a position of strength, we are the injured one, we are doing...