WELCOME!

 

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A very warm welcome to the website of our Parish of Saint John Henry Newman, which was founded on 1 October 2010, by the Right Reverend Peter Doyle, Bishop of Northampton.

We consist of two Catholic churches: St Wulstan’s Catholic Church in Totteridge and Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Booker.

Our aim is simply to bear witness to the love God has for us in the person of our Lord Jesus Christ, to share this love with each other and to spread it into the wider community in which we live.

We look forward to welcoming you into our friendly, supportive and caring community, bringing with you your unique, God-given gifts! So please make yourself known to us and don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Fr. Benedetto D’Autilia – Parish Priest

 

 

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FRIDAY WORSHIP TIMES
9.30 AMOUR LADY OF GRACEMASS
11.00 AMST. WULSTAN'SMASS

For full details of Masses, including rotas, please visit our Masses page.

NOTICES

St Wulstan's Carol Service

  • Our Annual St Wulstan’s Carol Service and Concert will be on Sunday 15th December at 4.15pm. We hope you will make a note in your diary.

    • Our Lady of Grace Carol Service

  • This will take place at 7pm on Wednesday 18th December. This is an ideal way for us all to prepare for Christmas with carols to join in with and Christmas readings, followed by refreshments. Everyone is welcome.

    • Advent Penitential Service

  • The Advent Penance Service for High Wycombe will take place on Friday 13th December at 7.30pm at St Wulstan’s

    • NEXT EVENT

      Please come back soon to see details of our next event.

    LATEST NEWS

    Notes From Parish Pastoral Plan Meeting 24 Feb 19

    Jacque, Parish Service Team (PST) chair, gave a short presentation covering the role and composition of the PST and the Parish Implementation and Development Team (PIDTs).  She also explained what a pastoral plan was (which looks at all aspects of parish life) and the process for creating one, together with the aims and format of [More…]

    For more Events, Notices and News Items, please visit our Events and Notices page.

    PRAYERS FOR THE DAY

    Our Parish Prayer

    FATHER, We thank You, That you have always loved us, whatever our state or belief; that you have sent your son, Jesus, to help us find our way back in to your family. and that you know each of us, and have called us by name. May our lives be so transformed by your Holy Spirits power, that they shine as beacons of light drawing all to “come and see” what you have to offer and to celebrate together Your measureless love. Through Christ our Lord Amen.

    Hail Holy Queen

    Hail Holy Queen, Mother of Mercy,

    Hail out life, our sweetness and our hope!

    To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve.

    To thee do we send up out sighs mourning and weeping in this vale of tears!

    Turn then, most gracious Advocate, thine eyes of mercy towards us, and after this, our exile, show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus.

    O clement, O loving, O sweet Virgin Mary.

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    Visit our PRAYER page for:

    • a categorised selection of more than 150 relevant prayers.
    • the opportunity to request a prayer for yourself, or for someone else.
    • details of prayer groups

    NEWSLETTERS

    Our Newsletters contain detailed, up-to-date information on worship, meetings, events, classes and much more.

    Blessed John Henry Newman Parish Newsletterewsletter 8th December 2019

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    Our Patron: Blessed John Henry Newman

    In 2010, the churches of St Wulstan's, Our Lady of Grace, St Edmund Campion in Hazlemere and St James' the Great in Downley were joined together as one parish.

    The Parish then took the name of Blessed John Henry Newman, who had been beatified by Pope Benedict XVI a few months earlier during his State Visit to the UK.

    Learn more about Blessed John Henry Newman

    Our Sponsors

    Saint John Henry Newman Parish would like to thank the following sponsors for their generous support of our web site. By clicking on the logos you can learn more about each organisation.