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Newsletter 18th Oct 2026

Parish News & Highlights Sunday 18 October 2026 Wonderful News - Planning Permission Granted! We are delighted to announce that Kingston Council granted planning permission for the extension and renewal of our parish hall on 15 October 2026. Thanks be to God! This is a significant milestone in our

Newsletter 11th Oct 2026

This Sunday's Reflection - The Secret of a Contented Heart St Paul reminds us, “I can do all things through him who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13). We are invited to work wholeheartedly, embrace life's responsibilities and trust in God's providence - hands busy with life's work,

A Beautiful Celebration of Our Pets’ Blessing Mass

Sunday 4 October 2026 | St Ann’s Catholic Church, Kingston Hill What a wonderful and joyful celebration we had at St Ann’s for our special Pets’ Blessing Mass, held on the Feast of St Francis of Assisi! We were blessed with beautiful weather, allowing us to gather

Newsletter 4th Oct 2026

Coming up Spiritual Evening - Tuesday 13 October, 7:30 pm: Join Celia to explore Biblical Women: Their Lives and Lessons. Bible Study - Friday 16 October, 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm: An opportunity to reflect on Scripture with Fr James. Everyone is welcome, with tea, coffee and light

Mary Mount Alumina’s Homily by Fr James Raj

Dear friends, There is a beautiful little story from the Indian spiritual tradition. High in the mountains, there was a little river. Its water came from the melting snow. It was clear, fresh and pure. The river loved the mountain because everything it had came from there. One day,

Marriage Homily By Fr James

My dear brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus, Today, as Annoj and Annabelle stand before God, before their families, and before all of us, I would like to take you back - not simply to the beginning of their love story, but to the beginning of

Newsletter 27th Sept 2026

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Today’s Gospel reminds us that we can always turn towards God and begin again. The son who initially refused his father’s request later “changed his mind and went” (Matthew 21:29). With God’s grace, our next step can be a better

Newsletter 20th Sept 2026

First Holy Communion Preparation 2026/27 Our preparation programme for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy Communion begins on Monday 21 September 2026 at 5.30 pm at St Ann’s. The first meeting is for parents and children together. Children aged seven years and over are welcome

Newsletter 13th Sept 2026

A Parish Shaped by Mercy Forgiveness is not weakness; it is the courage to choose love again. Jesus invites us not to count how often we forgive, but to allow mercy to shape our relationships. As the Psalm reminds us: “The Lord is compassionate and gracious, slow

Newsletter 6th Sept 2026

This Sunday’s Gospel reminds us that Christian life is a life of relationship. Jesus calls us not to allow hurt or misunderstanding to grow, but to have the courage to speak to one another, listen to one another and seek reconciliation. We are not meant