The book of Jonah addresses two major issues: the relation of Israel and Yahweh to other nations and the meaning of divine justice. The reluctant prophet Jonah was sent to proclaim God’s universal salvific...
This week has seen us return to so called Ordinary time; we leave behind the white vestments of Christmas and turn to green. Ordinary comes from the latin word ordinalis meaning numbered; we are...
On Monday 11th January we move into Ordinary Time and we put on the green vestments. I would normally speak about not being able to sustain feasts and festivals for a long period of...
In September 2020 the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales issued a statement COVID-19 and Vaccination (24th September 2020). In the light of the recent breakthrough in vaccine development we now wish to issue...
We will be able to say a formal farewell to Fr Antonio at the 10am Mass on Sunday 13th December. We can get an update on how he is getting on at Bishop’s Stortford...
It won’t be quite the same as normal, with no singing and restricted numbers but we hope that you will all be able to join us to celebrate Mass over the Christmas Season. All...
Public Masses restart at St Teresa’s Once lockdown finishes next week, Public Masses will start from 3rd December as follows: Weekdays (Monday to Friday, EXCLUDING Wednesdays) at 9:15 am Saturday Vigil Mass...
Thank you to everyone who got in touch to commit to buying a present for prisoners children this year. Due to the coronavirus, Pentonville prison only had a small list which we were able...
This Sunday we have another very sobering parable from the Lord about judgement and accountability. As we come to the end of the Church year, our Gospel readings are parables about preparing to...