Porstmouth Directory 2025 by CathCom

Diocese of Portsmouth Directory 2025

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United as a family in Christ – a selection of celebrations, activities and commemorations which took place across the Diocese of Portsmouth in 2024

Foreword

Welcome to the Diocesan Directory for 2025. Here you will find much information about the life of our Diocese.

This year we mark the Jubilee Year of Hope. Given all the recent events in world history, such as the Corona virus pandemic, the wars in Europe and the Middle-East and Ukraine, the Jubilee Year is a great time to invite God into our lives and communities and bring hope to any of the difficulties we face. For those who have been away from the Church, it is also an opportunity to welcome them back and to seek reconciliation with God. Let us take advantage of this Year of Hope for spiritual renewal within ourselves, the parishes, and the Diocese.

With the grace of God, we will continue the good work that has begun with our Pastoral Plan You Will be My Witnesses. In it, we are invited (1) to become a Christ-centred Church, by putting Christ at the centre of our hearts and lives, (2) to become missionary communities, by going out on Christ’s service and mission, and (3) to be prudent stewards of Christ’s Church, by making wise choices to leave a sustainable legacy for future generations. This seeks to put into practice our goal of Bringing People Closer to Jesus Christ through his Church.

All of us have been gifted with many talents. The Framework for Collaboration organises the different vicariates and pastoral departments to assist in a smooth running of the structures of the Diocese for the sole purpose of mission. We collaborate together, using are many God given talents and gifts, to bring people to Jesus Christ through His Church.

The Directory is the fruit of much hard work. We are very grateful to CathCom for all their assistance. Our thanks also to all have given their time and energy, not least to Deacon Craig Aburn, Emma Hind, Alasdair Akass, and Fr Anthony Fyk, who have seen it to completion.

We live in a time of great hope and potential for our beloved Diocese. Let us pray for the intentions of all the lay faithful, the parishes, teachers, schools, religious and clergy recorded in this Directory. I am very grateful for everything you do for God’s Church. It is itself a genuine testimony to God’s grace, His presence and action among us. Let us pray though the intercession of our primary patron of Mary Immaculate and our secondary patron of St Edmund Abingdon, and through the patron of our youth, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, that the Good Lord will continue to guide and renew our vigour and joy.

In Corde Iesu,

Bishop of Portsmouth

The Diocese of Portsmouth

Consisting of the Counties of Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire except Slough, South Oxfordshire, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands

Formed 19 May 1882 by division of the Diocese of Southwark into the Dioceses of Southwark and Portsmouth

Patrons

Our Blessed Lady - Feast of the Immaculate Conception, 8 December

St Edmund of Abingdon - Feast Day, 16 November Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati (Patron of the Youth) - Feast Day, 4 July

Bishops

Rt Rev John Vertue

Born, 28 April 1826. Consecrated as Bishop, 25 July 1882 Died, 23 May 1900

Rt Rev John Cahill

Born, 2 September 1841. Consecrated as Bishop, 1 May 1900

Installed as Bishop of Portsmouth, 30 August 1900. Died, 2 August 1910

Rt Rev William Cotter

Born, 21 December 1866. Consecrated as Bishop, 19 March 1905

Installed as Bishop of Portsmouth, 24 November 1910. Died, 24 October 1940

Most Rev John Henry King

Born, 16 September 1880. Consecrated as Bishop, 15 July 1938

Installed as Bishop of Portsmouth, 4 June 1941. Given personal title of Archbishop, 6 June 1954 Died, 23 March 1965

Most Rev Derek Worlock

Born, 4 February 1920. Consecrated as Bishop, 21 December 1965

Translated to Liverpool as Archbishop, 7 February 1976. Died, 8 February 1996

Rt Rev Anthony Emery

Born, 17 May 1918. Consecrated as Bishop, 4 March 1968

Installed as Bishop of Portsmouth, 13 September 1976. Died, 5 April 1988

Rt Rev Crispian Hollis

Born, 17 November 1936. Ordained Priest, 11 July 1965

Ordained as Bishop, 5 May 1987. Installed as Bishop of Portsmouth, 27 January 1989

Retired, 24 September 2012

Rt Rev Philip Egan

Born, 14 November 1955. Ordained Priest, 4 August 1984

Ordained as Bishop, 24 September 2012

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Diocesan Review of the Year

Anniversaries are always important. From a personal perspective, August this year marked the 40th anniversary of my ordination as a priest. I have much to thank God for, many experiences, many memories, many people I have loved and served. The priesthood is not mine, of course, but Christ’s: I am only a vehicle. It is His priesthood that we celebrate.

But this year in our Diocese has been punctuated with numerous anniversaries. 2024 is the Golden Jubilee of our special link with the Archdiocese of Bamenda in Cameroon. This link continues to flourish after 50 years. During this time, parishioners from across our Diocese have raised more than £1 million for projects in Bamenda in faith, health, education and welfare. It was my predecessor Bishop Derek Worlock who first proposed the link to the then Bishop of Bamenda, Paul Verdzekov. Bishop Worlock had been inspired by the words of Ad Gentes 38 that bishops have a responsibility not only for the Diocese entrusted to them but for the universal Church. Consequently, in 1974, Father Ron Hishon and Father Michael Peters from our Diocese of Portsmouth volunteered to work in Bamenda as Fidei Donum priests. Eight other priests followed in the succeeding decades. In recent times, this has worked the other way round too with five priests from Bamenda currently working over here. Bishops Worlock, Emery and Hollis made visitations to Bamenda. I myself made a brief visit in 2017 but my main memories of Bamenda come from the 7‐day visit in 2014 to mark the 40th anniversary of our link. This year, the Golden Jubilee celebrations culminated in July with a special Mass in our Cathedral attended by Archbishop Andrew Nkea of Bamenda, Father Bernardine Nsom and hundreds of the Cameroonians.

Not all anniversaries are as triumphant. On 6th June, I along with the Cathedral Dean – who himself celebrated the milestone earlier in the year of installation as new Canon of the Chapter – represented the Diocese at the national commemoration of the 80th anniversary of D‐Day on Southsea Common in the presence of their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla. It served as a poignant reminder of the sacriﬁces made by so many to safeguard the freedoms we enjoy today and of the existential threat to humanity that still pervades from conﬂicts and divisions that dominate our headlines, whether in Ukraine, the Middle East or elsewhere in the world.

Milestones often present particular challenges. This year, the States of Jersey legislature came closer than ever to legalising euthanasia and assisted suicide on the island. In an impassioned Pastoral Message to Catholics in Jersey, I appealed to them to mobilise and speak out against proposals which, however finely crafted, are totally incompatible with the fundamental role of medical staff, doctors and nurses to preserve human life. I urged them to redouble their efforts in compassionate, palliative care for the frail and terminally ill, a field in which the UK has a deserved, worldwide renown.

By the time of writing, MPs in Westminster had voted in favour of proposals to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill would make it legal for over‐18s who are terminally ill to be given assistance to end their own life. Although not unexpected, this vote poses a grave danger with Britain crossing a line from which there will be no return.

As the Catechism of the Catholic Church says: “Whatever its motives and means, direct euthanasia, … putting an end to the lives of handicapped, sick, or dying persons ... is morally unacceptable. An act or omission which, of itself or by intention, causes death in order to eliminate suﬀering constitutes a murder gravely contrary to the dignity of the human person and to the respect due to the living God… (2277).”

As the Bill now faces many more months of review and scrutiny, I have issued a plea to our worshipping community to pray earnestly and work tirelessly to contain its range and its reach. Indeed, given that some politicians who voted in favour are now wavering in their support, it is more important than ever for people to contact their MP and ensure that their voices are heard.

Critical conversations on the subject of medical ethics and religion formed the basis of a Symposium that the Diocese organised in March in Winchester. The title was: ‘What does it mean to be Human?’ Against the backdrop of a challenged and overstretched Health Service, we brought together healthcare practitioners and people of all faiths and none to explore what prominent exponents in faith and medicine could discover from one another. There were two keynote two presentations: What does it mean to be a Human Being? by Mgr. Michael Nazir Ali, former member of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority and Chair of its Ethics and Law Committee and How signiﬁcant is the Sexual Revolution? by Ryan Christopher, Policy Oﬃcer and Director of ADF UK and co‐founder of Humanum Institute. 120 people took part and joined a series of six workshops on current topics. By the end of the day, I believe we succeeded in helping ‘moral strangers’ begin to become ‘moral friends’, irrespective of their religious beliefs, with a far better understanding of one another and a real sense of mutual respect and appreciation.

For our 69 Catholic Schools (including 13 Independent schools for which we have canonical responsibility), this year has been a watershed moment. Following a period of review, our Board of Trustees approved a plan for the full academisation of our maintained schools into two Catholic Academy Trusts. We believed we had an ambitious plan that worked for all and which, we prayed, would enhance the ‘Catholicity’ of our schools, be advantageous to them, raise standards even higher and guarantee a solid basis for the future. Although changes in government funding have currently impacted on the ability to deliver on this policy, the Trustees remain committed to academisation and collective working approaches that ensure that no school is left unsupported. I have enormously enjoyed undertaking a school visits programme throughout the year and have been struck by the prayerful engagement of the children and young people during our period of lectio divina and eucharistic adoration. Our schools continue to be a great source of inspiration as they spread the Good News of Christ to many who encounter His message for the ﬁrst time.

As part of this work a number of options were considered, with a proposal that all our voluntary aided schools be incorporated into two Catholic Academy Trusts serving the north and south of the Diocese. The Diocesan Trustees have agreed that this proposal will form part of the Diocesan strategy with the expectation that full academisation will be achieved by September 2027.

The Diocese of Portsmouth covers 2,500 square miles and so there are always challenges for the Bishop to connect and engage with the clergy, religious and faithful throughout the mainland and on the islands. This year we celebrated publication of the 450th edition of my weekly e‐News, the digital round‐up of stories, teachings and events from across the Diocese. I am very proud of the breadth of stories covered every Tuesday showcasing the vitality of our worshipping community from contributors across the parishes. Special mention must go to Deacon Craig Aburn, Bishop’s Executive Assistant, who does such a good job in assiduously putting e‐News together every week.

This year also marked changes to the Diocesan Board of Trustees. Hereward Drummond recently completed his term as Secretary to the Trustees and Father Mark Hogan stepped down as a Trustee. We are most grateful to them for their years of faithful service in their respective roles. Hereward Drummond’s successor is Deacon Tony Darlison, from St Peter and the Winchester Martyrs parish and I have appointed Father Gaston Afah, parish priest of Reading English Martyrs, as a Diocesan Trustee and as Episcopal Vicar for Evangelisation. Meanwhile, I have asked Father Mark to take on a new role as Episcopal Vicar for Parish Mission Development. The Episcopal Vicar for Parish Mission Development will support parish priests in the ‘new’ parishes to become more missional in their focus and ministry. He will

work with Pastoral Areas and parishes to oﬀer support, guidance and wisdom in assisting the parishes implement the Diocesan ten‐year mission‐plan You Will Be My Witnesses, signposting them to resources, opportunities and support. He will also work with 5 or 6 parishes where the parish priest in the new parish has a passion to lead in a missional way, hosting monthly online “parish priest cohorts,” arranging termly in‐person gatherings, meeting annually with each priest in their local context to help review the year and plan for the following year, and with the various parish leadership teams.

There were changes too in the Vocations Vicariate where Father Christopher Heaps has taken on the role of Vocations Director from Canon Gerard Flynn after more than twenty years’ excellent stewardship in that role.

No greater milestone exists on the road to priestly discernment than ordination. In July this year, the Diocese was blessed with two ordinations to the priesthood and three to the diaconate. Father Thomas Hiney and Father Ambrose Chou were ordained as priests in the Cathedral and will serve as assistant priests in the Cathedral and in Jersey respectively. Rev. Stephen Patterson and Rev. Zacharias Parambi were ordained to the diaconate in the Cathedral and will serve respectively in the Windsor and Ascot Pastoral Area and the Portsmouth Pastoral Area. Rev. Ryan Browne, a student for the priesthood, was ordained by me to the diaconate at the English College Villa at Palazzolo. He will be serving in the Cathedral parish this coming year.

I was pleased to ﬂy to Guernsey and visit Canon Gerard Hetherington on the occasion of his Diamond anniversary of ordination. He was ordained in 1964 and served for 15 years as the Island’s Dean. Some forty Dames and Knights from the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem made a special pilgrimage to visit him in Guernsey on this momentous occasion.

In last year’s Review of the Year, I expressed deep gratitude to the munificence of clergy and parishioners for their collective efforts in pledging an incredible £9.5 million towards our ‘Closer to Christ’ campaign. At the time of writing this year, another milestone has been reached as we have well and truly smashed into double figures with £11.6 million pledges received. Such a show of solidarity and support is deeply humbling and will stand us in good stead to meet the campaign aims (1) supporting more seminarians for the future, (2) caring for our priests in active ministry, and (3) looking after our retired clergy following a lifetime of service. The fund will also sustain our parishes following the effects of the pandemic and economic uncertainty.

Of course, not all milestones are about looking back to past attainments, but they are about striving by God’s grace for the future. We may be some way away from the Diocesan vision for 2032, as set out in our ten‐year mission plan You Will Be My Witnesses, but I am heartened by the progress being made to ‘bed in’ the 24 new Pastoral Areas. These were announced last year, and I am looking forward to hearing how local responses to the mission plan have been discerned through my programme of Pastoral Area visitations over the course of the next six months.

We are, of course, looking forward to the once‐in‐a‐generation opportunity that next year’s Jubilee Year ‘Pilgrims of Hope’ aﬀords us as a chance to restore hope, and as a time of renewal and rebirth. In anticipation of the Jubilee Year, Pope Francis has proclaimed this year 2024 to be a year of prayer in preparation. Spending at least 5 minutes per day in prayer using the Scriptures is the ﬁrst of the Six Holy Habits I have been encouraging the faithful across the Diocese to adopt, devoting one of my Pastoral Letters this year to the subject of prayer. I am most grateful to Father Ansel D’Mello for supporting this endeavour and helping to prepare us for the Jubilee by producing a comprehensive set of online prayer resources.

Global events such as this year’s Olympic Games should naturally be occasions when ideological, cultural and religious diﬀerences are put aside, and I, like many, was disappointed by the derision of Christianity in the opening ceremonies. The disdain for our Christian faith is nowadays becoming more commonplace but it is especially pleasing to me, as the Convenor of Hampshire Church Leaders, to witness the power of Christian unity. This year, the Anglican Bishop of Portsmouth, Rt. Rev. Dr. Jonathan Frost and I led a joint ecumenical pilgrimage to Taizé with 40 young people. More recently, we issued a joint communiqué after a spate of civil unrest in the summer following the shocking stabbings in Southport.

In conclusion, as we reﬂect upon the passage of time, we are reminded of the profound blessings, challenges, and growth that have collectively shaped our spiritual journey. The many signiﬁcant milestones and special moments that have categorised this last year prompt us to honour the past, to embrace the present, and eagerly to anticipate the future.

In Corde Iesu +Philip

Rt. Rev. Philip. A. Egan BA, STL, PhD Bishop of Portsmouth

Fifty years of the Portsmouth – Bamenda link

This year the partnership between the Diocese of Portsmouth and the Archdiocese of Bamenda in northwest Cameroon celebrated half a century. Fifty years ago Bishop Worlock and Bishop Paul, of the then newly established Diocese of Bamenda, initiated the twinning as a practical demonstration of St Pope Paul VI’s Vatican II document 'Gaudium et Spes'.

Back in 1974, the then Diocese of Bamenda was just four years old, with few priests to administer the Sacraments and share the Gospel message. Churches were few and very far between and the number of members of the laity trained in supporting the Catholic communities was low.

Initially priests from our Diocese worked in Bamenda, teaching the Faith, establishing parishes, training the laity, buildings schools, opening youth ministries, etc. Their mission was hugely successfully and saw the young Church in Bamenda grow and develop. Many Cameroonian young men who responded to the call of the Holy Spirit to the priesthood cite one of those early missionary priests from our Diocese as an important factor in their vocation.

Today, we have the great privilege of welcoming priests from Bamenda into our own parishes. Their mission to us is one of renewal at a time when our communities become daily more secular. We have much to thank God for from this twinning and please God, young men and women in our Diocese will be inspired by our missionary priests from Bamenda to respond positively and selﬂessly to God’s call to them to follow His call for them to the priestly or religious life.

The Portsmouth Bamenda Committee was established to oversee the delivery of projects funded by money raised in our Diocese. Every penny donated is used to support projects and develop and strengthen the special relationship with the Archdiocese of Bamenda.

JUBILEE MASS

On Saturday 8 July 2024, Bishop Philip welcomed Archbishop Andrew Nkea of Bamenda to celebrate the Golden Jubilee Link between our two Dioceses. The Mass was concelebrated by priests from both dioceses, including the ﬁve priests from Bamenda currently serving in our Diocese, or ‘the Fabulous Five’ as Bishop Philip referred to them in his homily (Fathers Emmanual, Elijah, Gaston, Benedikt and Anthony) and Fathers Peter Codd, Tony Gatt and Ron Hishon, all of whom served in Bamenda in the 1970s. Fathers Ron and Peter were two of the ﬁrst missionary priests from Portsmouth, together with the late Father Frank Isherwood.

Cameroon truly came to the Cathedral that day with many native Cameroonians from across the UK and past and present members of the Portsmouth Bamenda Committee all participating in a truly joyful and colourful celebration of singing, dancing and drumming whilst enjoying its delicious food.

BAMENDA TODAY – ONGOING CIVIL CONFLICT

Bamenda has experienced great civil unrest for some ten years. This has included sectarian killings, the destruction of homes and community building, kidnappings by separatist rebels and has dominated daily life in Bamenda. During this period, tens of thousands of individuals have been killed and over a million ﬂed their homes and sought refuge with extended family in ‘safer’ areas and, all too often, have relied on the kindness of strangers.

Today the situation remains unstable and incidents of violence between the many separatist groups remain frequent and commonplace. Across Bamenda daily life is challenging and on Mondays Bamenda City is a ‘ghost town’. These lockdowns are often violently enforced, part of Operation Ghost Town Resistance, a campaign of mass general strikes instated by Anglophone activists in 2017 in protest of discrimination faced by English speakers in the majority‐Francophone country. Sadly, the civil unrest has made it unsafe and so impossible for anybody from our Diocese to visit the Archdiocese and renew old friendships and strengthen the special relationship.

PROJECT FUNDING

A core aspect of this special relationship are the practical projects that have been funded by money donated at the annual Bamenda Sunday collection. This remains an important and tangible part of the relationship as they provide a lasting and tangible expression of the aﬀection in which parishioners throughout the Diocese of Portsmouth hold the special relationship with the Archdiocese of Bamenda. The ongoing conﬂict has meant that it has slowed the delivery of development aid projects. The frequent periods of lockdown due to civil unrest and Covid‐19 have disrupted the daily rhythm of life and so delayed build‐focused projects and made those involving training and skills development almost impossible to deliver, as it is often unsafe for participants to travel to training courses.

The last twelve months has seen a gradual improvement in the civil situation and the worst impact of Covid‐19 has abated through a government delivered vaccination programme. This has enabled the PBC to restart its programme of funding projects in 2024.

Projects are proposed by the various Catholic parishes and communities within Bamenda to Archbishop Andrew. Those projects identified as being well suited to funding under the special relationship are then forwarded to the PBC. Following scrutiny by the PBC, the projects recommended for funding are presented to the Diocesan Trustees, in accordance with the PBC’s term of reference, for approval. Although the current civil unrest prevents any members of the PBC travelling to Bamenda to oversee the delivery of these projects, the satisfactory delivery of each project is monitored by periodic update reports and regular updates via What’s App with the project leads in Bamenda and staff from the Archbishop’s office.

In the past year, money raised from last year’s Bamenda Sunday collection has paid for:

• solar power for St Bede’s Secondary School

• ﬁtting out apartments in a new retirement home for clergy, and

• providing theatre equipment for the newly extended St Blaise Hospital, and

• Assisted with the training of youth workers.

• Future projects currently going through the assessment and approval process include:

• Building of a new nursery school in St Felix Parish

• Sponsoring training of youth leaders and facilitators, and

• Supporting the strengths of the community health worker service.

LOOKING FORWARD – THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS

Looking to the future and to the next ﬁfty years of our special relationship, both Bishop Philip and Archbishop Andrew are keen to make their relationship even more special but identifying opportunities for parishes in both Dioceses to twin, either as a whole parish or as a school or other groups within the parish.

During the coming year, the aim is to pilot twinning in a few parishes and increase the number of Diocesan schools partnered with schools in Bamenda. In the last year the following schools have approached the PBC to be twinned with a school in Bamenda:

• St George Catholic College, Southampton

• Notre Dame du Rosaire Primary School, Guernsey, and

• St Mary and St Michael Primary School, Guernsey.

Developing this type of close partnership was far from easy in 1974 as communications were diﬃcult, costly and took a long time. Back then sending letters via the postal system was the only real option and it took several months before letters were delivered, if at all!

But now, the positive impact of social media means that parishes, schools, groups can link via FaceTime, WhatsApp, etc easily and cheaply. So although the ongoing civil conﬂict continues to make visits to Bamenda very diﬃcult, we can still visit ‘virtually’!

We thank God for all He has given us throughout the ﬁfty years of our special relationship with the Archdiocese of Bamenda. Let us pray for the people of Cameroon, for a solution to the civil unrest and for the faithful of our sister Diocese of Bamenda. And please pray too for our own Diocese of Portsmouth, for the renewal of our clergy and laity, and for ourselves that we may bring many more people closer to Jesus Christ through His Church.

Elizabeth Dene Portsmouth Bamenda Committee

Our Mission Plan

To play your part in our Ten‐Year Mission, start by scanning here with your smart phone.

Alternatively, please visit our website: www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/our‐mission/ planning/ten‐year‐plan/

Become a ChristCentred Church

The ﬁrst principle of our Mission Plan is to be a Christ‐Centred Church. Our hope is that each one of us will be formed to foster a deep and lasting relationship with Jesus Christ. Inspired by the Mass and the Sacraments of the Church we will grow in faith and be conﬁdent in evangelising others.

Uplifting and devotional liturgy through music and prayer.

Ongoing formation in faith for all: both clergy and lay.

Locallyled evangelisation.

Ask Yourself…

Your time, talent and treasure are needed to support this plan of renewal. “The harvest is plentiful but the labourers are few…” (Matthew 9:37)

You could: Pray for renewal in our Church, talk about your faith and what it means to you, give some time to serve those in need to truly be the Church beyond walls, serve in one of the many ministries on which your parish depends, welcome new people and get to know others in your local community to build the family of faith.

Grow and Galvanise Missionary Communities

The second goal of our Mission Plan is to build missionary communities. The Church exists to evangelise; to bring people closer to Jesus Christ. Our missionary communities should be welcome to all, evangelistic, and understanding in how to support others, wherever they are, on their pilgrim journey.

In the words of John Henry Newman:

“God has some work assigned to you and you only- we each have a mission and a role to play, in bringing about this inspiring diocesan plan.”

Leadership focused on mission and service.

Our young Church Nurtured and inspired. Church Beyond walls.

Lay the Foundations of a Vibrant Diocese for Future Generations

The Lord has given us many gifts to carry out His mission of evangelisation. This includes the talents of all those individuals who make up our communities and who offer their lives, talents, charisma, vocations, faith, experience and time. We are also blessed with temporal resources, such as property, building, savings, income and other financial resources which support our staff, clergy and maintenance of adequate facilities.

Prudent stewardship is necessary to ensure that our Mission Plan is eﬀectively resourced and brings the Church in our Diocese to a sustainable position for a vibrant future. This the third pivotal goal of our diocesan strategy.

Reshaped structures.

Prudent stewardship of our resources.

Investing for the future.

Supporting the Diocese

Closer to Christ Campaign

The Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth’s Closer to Christ campaign, launched at an important time for the Diocese – both pastorally and ﬁnancially – came to a close in parishes after three years of active campaigning. Closer to Christ has been an inclusive initiative, receiving generous support from parishioners at all levels with gifts ranging from £5 to £500,000. The Campaign’s overarching objectives have been to support Diocesan Priests through all stages of their ministry and to revitalise our local parish communities. These aims include funding Seminarians through their formation for the Priesthood, supporting the wellbeing of Priests in active ministry, providing support for our retired Priests in recognition of their life of service to the Church, and simultaneously rejuvenating our parishes resources after the impact of the Covid pandemic, ensuring that they have the necessary resources for parish life and mission.

We are enormously thankful to Priests and parishes right across the Diocese who have entered into this Campaign with generosity reﬂecting their love for the Church and their hope for the future. A total of 3,263 pledges have been received, with households giving an average pledge of £3,570. Three out of every four parishes that have taken part to date have not only achieved their goal but surpassed it, some by signiﬁcant amounts. By any standards, Closer to Christ has been tremendously successful with parishioners from every corner of the Diocese answering the call to support the clergy and contribute towards local parish priorities. It’s not too late to play your part! You can still support the Campaign by emailing closertochristcampaign@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk to request a pledge form and for more information.

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Gift Aid is a government scheme that lets charities claim tax relief on the donations that you make to them.

The idea behind it is that you're usually making donations from your post‐tax income. The charity then takes your donation, and – if you've agreed to Gift Aid claims your basic‐rate (20%) tax back from HM Revenue & Customs.

To claim Gift Aid on your donation, the charity will need:

• Your name and address

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You make a donation of £10 to your parish and agree the charity can claim Gift Aid. The charity then claims £2.50 from in tax relief, meaning your total donation now amounts to £12.50 at no extra cost to yourself

To obtain a Gift Aid form, please contact your parish oﬃce.

Diocese of Portsmouth Free Will Scheme

In 2024 the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth partnered with market‐leading solicitors and will‐writing providers to oﬀer anyone over 18 to easily write or update a basic simple or mirror Will for free. Whether you would like to write your Will in person, online or over the ‘phone you will be expertly supported through the process. You are under no obligation to leave the Diocese a gift in your Will, but a gift of this kind is an opportunity to make a lasting gift to God and His Church. This service is available across the Diocese including in Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Wight.

Making or updating a Will is an expression of profound conﬁdence that Jesus Christ is the resurrection and the life; it is a mature and thoughtful way of acknowledging our own mortality. Making provision for

the Church in our Will is a continuation and crown of the service we ourselves may have offered over many years, in terms of our time, our talents and our treasure. It is following in the footsteps of all those whose generosity in generations past has bequeathed us the Church we know and love today. It reminds us that through baptism we belong to the great communion of saints, united with the Lord as a member of His Church both on earth and in heaven. Once you have considered your loved ones, you may choose to leave a legacy to a specific cause, Pastoral Area or parish in the Diocese; or, as good stewards, we will apply any gift given for the Diocese’s general charitable purposes where there is the greatest need. Take the first step towards making your free Will by calling 0800 773 4014 to book an appointment with a qualified Will‐writer today.

Support the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth with a gift in your Will

Every time someone leaves a gift in their Will to the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth, they are entrusting us to ensure that it makes a positive diﬀerence to our clergy, church communities and to our overarching mission to bring people closer to Christ through his Church. Every gift, no matter what size, has a lasting impact. We are truly indebted to all those who choose to support us in this way. If you would like to support the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth with a gift in your Will, it won’t cost you a penny in your lifetime, but will have an enduring impact for generations to come. Making provision for the Diocese isn’t costly or complicated. To start a conversation, please get in touch with Alasdair Akass, Head of Communications and Fundraising at aakass@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

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ﬀertory income

The Offertory, or Collection, at Mass is an integral part of the Sunday liturgy, not just because it is the primary means by which the parish receives financial support from the parishioners, but because it is also an expression of our gratitude to God for the blessings He has given us to return a portion of them back to Him for use by His Church. For each of us, the offertory is an invitation that we will make our own contribution to the sacrifice of Christ.

For many people, it is now much easier to give by bank standing order or direct debit. It also helps people gradually to increase their regular giving from year to year in line with inﬂation, without having to ﬁnd odd amounts of cash every week.

Switching to direct debits or standing orders:

• improves the regularity and consistency of church income

• cuts the volunteer time needed to open and check the envelopes after the service

• minimises the risks involved in weekly cash banking

• cuts stationery costs ‐ dated envelope sets are fairly expensive

• helps the Church to budget and manage its ﬁnances more eﬀectively

Please speak to your parish office if you would like to find out more about regularising your offertory giving through a standing order or direct debit.

Diocesan Funds and Levies

Berkshire

Secular Clergy Fund (The BOAR)

A benevolent fund for priests working in Berkshire. The Chief Administrator would welcome interest and donations to continue the work of this Fund.

Administrator Rev Padraig Faughnan

Diocesan Clergy Assistance Fund

The Diocese is ultimately responsible for providing for its priests in need. This Fund derives its income from the annual collection on the Fourth Sunday of Lent and from bequests.

Diocesan Fund Levy

The Diocesan Fund Levy funds the central administration of the Curia of the diocese. It is taken four times a year out of parish general funds on 1st March, 1st June, 1st September and 1st December.

Diocesan Schools Building Fund

The Diocesan Schools Building Fund (DSBF) was introduced in September 2000 in order to provide the contribution needed towards building and repair projects at our Voluntary Aided Schools. 50% of the Fund is provided by parishes regardless of whether or not they have access to a Catholic school; 50% of the Fund is provided by schools from donations from the parents of the children attending the school.

Priests’ Retirement Fund

The Fund is applied for the housing, maintenance and support of priests incardinated in the Diocese of Portsmouth who have retired.

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3QA

Chair

Secretary

Members

The John Henry King Fund

Rev Mgr John Nelson

Stella Jakins

Mike Elks (Trustee member), Rev Canon David Hopgood VG, Heather Hauschild, Rev Andrew Moore, Rev Matthew King

In attendance Wendy Escott, Gary Mathews, Clive Field

Registered Charity Number 224437 ‐ Established as a Diocesan Mutual Society by Portsmouth priests under Archbishop John Henry King, its purpose is to help members (Portsmouth Diocesan Priests). For further details contact the Chief Administrator.

The Catholic Presbytery, Middle Road, Park Gate, Hampshire, SO31 7GH

Email:

ChiefAdministrator@jhkfund.org.uk

Administrator Rev Ansel D'Mello

The Secular Clergy Common Fund (Big M)

All enquiries concerning Membership for the Diocesan Secular Clergy Fund should be addressed to the Portsmouth Administrator (Fr Patrick Tansey) in the ﬁrst instance.

The Secretary, St Mary's Cemetery, Harrow Road, London. NW10 5NU

Secretary Mr Michael O'Shea

Portsmouth Administrator Rev Patrick Tansey

The Secular Clergy New Common Fund (Little M)

St Mary's, 5 Cresswell Park, London. SE3 9RD

Administrator

Rev Mgr Nicholas Rothon

Portsmouth Representative Rev Canon John Cooke

Bishop’s Office

Bishop’s House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3HG 023 9421 6510 bishop@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/bishop

Bishop

Bishop Emeritus

Rt Rev Philip Egan BA STL PhD

Rt Rev Crispian Hollis

Bishop’s Secretary Rev Anthony Fyk 023 9421 6513

bishopsecretary@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bishop’s Executive Assistant Rev Craig Aburn 023 9421 6512

executiveassistant@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bishop’s Personal Assistant Kirsten McGuire 023 9421 6511

kmcguire@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bishop’s Council

President:

Rt Rev Philip Egan

Secretary: Rev Anthony Fyk

Vicars General

Episcopal Vicars

Diocesan Council of Priests

President: Rt Rev Philip Egan

Secretary: Rev Anthony Fyk

Rev Canon David Hopgood VG; Rev Canon James McAuley VG

Rev Gaston Forbah Afah EpV; Rev Mark Hogan EpV; Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV; Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV

Members: Rev Roger Carr-Jones (Deacon representative); Rev John Chandler; Rev Elijah Fru Ende; Rev Gaston Forbah Afah EpV ; Rev Józef Gruszkiewicz; Rev Mark Hogan EpV; Rev Canon David Hopgood VG; Rev Thomas Kleinschmidt; Rev James Lewis; Rev Canon James McAuley VG; Rev Mgr John Nelson; Rev Anthony Pennicott (Retired priests’ representative); Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV; Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV; Rev Mark Whiting

Cathedral Chapter

Provost

Canons

Provosts Emeriti

Canons Emeriti

Rev Canon David Hopgood VG

Rev Canon John Cooke; Rev Canon Michael Dennehy; Rev Canon Gerard Flynn; Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt; Rev Canon Dominic Golding KCHS; Rev Canon James McAuley VG ; Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge KHS; Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV; Rev Canon Simon Thomson JV; Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend

Rev Mgr Canon Nicholas France MBE

Rev Canon Gerard Hetherington KCHS

Rev Canon Alan Griffiths; Rev Mgr Canon Vincent Harvey; Rev Michael Hore; Rev Canon David Mahy; Rev Canon Peter Turbitt; Rev Canon Peter Wilkie; Rev Canon John O’Shea

Diocesan Trustees and Finance Council

The Diocese became a CIO on 1st January 2023. This structure replaces the former Diocesan Trust and has simplified our governance arrangements. It has also enabled us to meet the requirements for all the jurisdictions in which we operate, including the Bailiwick of Jersey, the Bailiwick of Guernsey and the United Kingdom

Chair

Rt Rev Philip Egan

Secretary Rev Tony Darlison

Members Anne-Marie Eden; Michael Elks; Rev Gaston Afah Forbah EpV; Rev Christopher Heaps; Paul Kilduff; Dr Catherine Knowles; Rev Canon James McAuley VG; Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV; Rev Canon Simon Thomson JV; Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV; Christopher Trickey, Richard Taylor

College of Consultors

President:

Rt Rev Philip Egan

Secretary: Rev Anthony Fyk

Members

Consecrated Life

Rev Mark Hogan EpV; Rev David Hopgood VG; Rev James Lewis; Rev Canon James McAuley VG; Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV; Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV

Episcopal Vicar for Religious Awaiting appointment

Diocesan Curia

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, PO1 3QA

Moderator of the Curia Rev Canon James McAuley VG moderator@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chief Operating Officer Heather Hauschild 023 9421 6506 hhauschild@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

PA to Chief Operating Officer Ellen McCarthy 023 9421 6507 emccarthy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chancery

Office of the Chancellor 55 High Street, Ryde, IoW. PO33 2RE chancellor@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk 01983 616117

Chancellor Rev Steven Restori

Diocesan Tribunal

61A Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, Berkshire. GU47 9BS tribunal@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk 023 9200 7084

Judicial Vicar

Administrator and Assistant to the Judicial Vicar

Rev Canon Simon Thomson JV

Rev Craig Aburn

Judges Rev Canon Dominic Golding KCHS

Sr Rachel Harrington

Rev John Humphreys

Rev Wojciech Paszko

Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth. PO1 3QA

IT Support Technician 023 9421 6497 itsupport@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Diocesan Safeguarding Office

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3QA safeguarding@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Head of Safeguarding

Safeguarding Officer

Ruth Attfield 023 9421 6487 / 07554 427064

rattfield@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pauline Hester

(Deputy Head of Safeguarding) 023 9421 6490 / 07879 420331 phester@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Senior Safeguarding & Nicola Harris

DBS Administrator 023 9421 6459 nharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Safeguarding & Davina Kelleher

DBS Administrator 023 9421 6489 dkelleher@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Safeguarding Oﬃcer

Julie Minal

Training & Development 023 9421 6488 jminal@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Safeguarding Case Worker Fiona Holland 023 9421 6488 fholland@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Diocesan Safeguarding Committee

Trustee Chair

Anne-Marie Eden aeden@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Independent Deputy Chair Dr Richard John rjohn@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Clergy Advisor for Safeguarding Rev John Lee jlee@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Trustee Clergy Member Rev Christopher Heaps cheaps@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Trustee Clergy Member Rev PJ Smith EpV fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Member for the Religious Volunteer Members

Jacqueline Doran; Moira Howorth; Sarah Schoﬁeld

Communications and Fundraising

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth. PO1 3QA communications@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk / fundraising@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Head of Communications and Fundraising

07741 328304

communications@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Creative and Digital Emma Hind Communications Officer 07551 587464 ehind@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Webmaster

Fundraising Officer

Diocesan Directory

Editor

Co-Editor

Marco Carlotto 07824 903415 mcarlotto@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Sarah Ponsford 07387 645211 sponsford@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Anthony Fyk 023 9421 6513 bishopsecretary@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Craig Aburn 023 9421 6512 directory@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Diocesan e-News www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/enews

Editor

Rev Craig Aburn 023 9421 6512 executiveassistant@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Estates

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth. PO1 3QA estates@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk 023 9421 6480

Director of Estates

Senior Estates Surveyor

Estates Manager

Estates Officer

Daniel Bowyer

dbowyer@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Stephen Hardman 023 9421 6482 shardman@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Heather Ward 023 9421 6480 hward@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Peter Escott (Retirement Properties) 07435 945857 pescott@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Schools Estates Manager

Dean Myers

07826 895626 dmyers@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Administrator Steve Vernon 023 9421 6501 svernon@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Finance

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3QA accounts@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Director of Finance

Head of Finance

Clive Field 07435 943354 cfield@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Charles Blishen 023 9421 6460 cblishen@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Assistant Brenda McDade

Management Accountant 023 9421 6483 bmcdade@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Financial Accountant

Senior Accounts Technician

Accounts Technician

Governance

Clare Shore 023 9421 6457 cshore@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Katie Moran-Smith 023 9421 6461 kmoransmith@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Dearly McDade 023 9421 6458 dmcdade@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth. PO1 3QA governance@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk 023 9421 6500

Head of Governance and Eleanor Belton

Programme Development ebelton@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Administrator – Programmes

Alex Holmes and Governance aholmes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Data Protection Lead gdpr@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Policy Development Officer Ian Corless icorless@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

People

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth. PO1 3QA hr@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

payroll@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

HR Advisor

Payroll Officer

Gillian Fielder 023 9421 6493 gfielder@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Jean Clark 023 9421 6494 jclark@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Vicariate for Vocation

The Presbytery, Redbridge Hill, Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4PL

Episcopal Vicar

Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV

Assistant to the Episcopal Vicar Mary Anne Normand manormand@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Department for Clergy

61A Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, Berkshire. GU47 9BS 023 9200 7076

clergysupport@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Head of Department

Rev Canon David Hopgood VG 07918 237140 canondavidh@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

PA to Vicar for Clergy and Stella Jakins

Administrator 023 9200 7076 sjakins@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Head of Clergy Human Development

Wendy Escott 07769 311314 wescott@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Coordinator for the Gary Mathews

Retired Clergy 07833 863716 gmathews@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bishop’s Support of Clergy

Amicus Clero

Chaplaincies

Leader

Rev Kevin Hoiles 01202 424960 khoiles@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev John Lee 01256 465214 jlee@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Member Rev Gary May (Police Chaplaincy)

Institutional Chaplaincies

Hospital Chaplains

Prison Chaplains

Rev Thomas Kleinschmidt OMV 02380 770277 tkleinschmidt@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev David Cahill (Jersey)

Members Rev Gary May (Isle of Wight)

Ethnic Chaplaincies

Leader

Rev Claro Conde 01367 358895 cconde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Filipino ﬁlipinochaplaincy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leader Rev Claro Conde 01367 358895 cconde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chinese chinesechaplaincy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leader

Rev Claro Conde 01367 358895 cconde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Member Xue Mei Xue

Nigerian

Leader

Gypsy, Roma & Travellers

Leader

Rev Daniel Agber 0118 931 4469 dagber@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev. John Chadwick jchadwick@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ecclesial Chaplaincies

Ordinariate Links Co-ordinator Rev Jonathan Redvers Harris 01983 292739 jredversharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pastoral Care Services

Leader Barbara Habayeb bhabayeb@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Care of the Deaf

Chaplain to the Deaf

Rev Robin Ellwood careofthedeaf@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Fr Robin is a member of the team of priests celebrating regular Masses for the Westminster Caritas Deaf Service

Catholic Disability Fellowship

Catholic Disability Fellowship (CDF) is a Diocesan organisation which aims to provide spiritual and practical help to families with children or young people who have physical or mental disabilities. Membership is open to all who are interested in or aﬀected by disability.

Chaplain Rev Peter Hollins

Department for Vocation

Discipleship and Vocation

Priestly Vocations

Director of Vocations

Vocations Promoter

Rev Christopher Heaps 01189 574171 cheaps@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Canon John Cooke 01329 318869 vocations@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Vocations Promotion Assistant Clare Ryan 01329 318869 cryan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Diaconate Department

01235 812338 diaconate@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Director of Permanent Diaconate

Rev Dominic Adeiza

Members Rev Roger Carr‐Jones; Rev Anthony Darroch; Pam Darroch Rev Paul Evans; Rev Paul Page-Tickell; Rebecca Page-Tickell; Rev Andrew Philpott

Called and Gifted programme

calledandgifted@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leader Gerry Penfold gpenfold@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Deputy Leader Anne‐Marie Fletcher amﬂetcher@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chaplain Rev Christopher Heaps

Members Nicola Carter; Liz Cooper; John McCormick; Jack Noronha; Geoﬀ Poulter; Tina Quinn; Mike Slinn; Roswitha Watson

Team Administrator Joan Kent jkent@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Intercessors Administrator Sr Rosaleen Mary Shaw intercessors@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pre‐Discipleship (Ananias & Intercession)

Leader Liza Nahajski lnahajski@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Members Sr Margarida Londral FMHD, Liz Housden

Intercessors Administrator Sr Rosaleen Mary Shaw OP intercessors@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Marriage and Family Life

marriagefamilylife@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leaders Rev Peter Silsbury and Melinda Silsbury psilsbury@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Spiritual Formation

spirituality@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leader Sarah Van Wely

Members

Liturgy

Christine Bryden; Mary Dunn; Walter Essex; Teresa Keogh; Evelyne Maloret; Vivienne McCabe; Rev Brian McClorry; Tina Quinn Esme Shaw; Dr Bridie Stringer; Angela Wills

Diocesan Master of CeremoniesRev Anthony Fyk 023 9421 6513 liturgy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Diocesan Ordo

Editor Rev David Sillince 07711 560835 dsillince@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cathedral Events

Leader

Liturgical Formation Team

Director

Rev Canon James McAuley VG 023 9200 8810 cathedralevents@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Anthony Fyk 023 9421 6513 liturgy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Administrator Mary Anne Normand

Members Dorinda Bray; Chris Olding; Sarah Farrell; Paul Inwood; Rev Martin McElroy; Robert Lewis

Art, Architecture and Patrimony

Chair Rev Canon James McAuley VG

Rev Anthony Fyk; Rev Canon Alan Griﬃths; Rev Canon David Hopgood VG; Anthony Feltham‐King; Rev Phillip Harris; Christopher Trickey

Healing Ministry Team

Chair Rev Roger Carr‐Jones

Members Ruth Attfield; Rt Rev Dom Cuthbert Brogan; Rev Paul Leonard

Unbound Prayer Ministry

Members

Lourdes Pilgrimage

Diocesan Director

Deidre Fairman; Geoﬀ Poulter; Lucy Sayer

07780 221686

lourdes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Canon Paul James (PJ) Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Project Assistant Sue Field

07780 221686

lourdes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Vicariate for Education

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3QA

Episcopal Vicar

Personal Assistant

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Martin Ryan 023 9421 6541 mryan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Catholic Academies and Schools Oﬃce

St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3QA 023 9289 3600 schools@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk www.casoportsmouth.org.uk

Diocesan Schools Commissioner Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Director for Education

Catherine Hobbs 023 9421 6330 chobbs@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Schools Standards Support OﬃcerRobert Dare 023 9421 6452 rdare@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Administration Assistant (Governance and Finance) 023 9421 6463

Department for Educational Chaplaincies

edchap@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Head of Department

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Project Assistant Sue Field 023 9421 6454 sﬁeld@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bishop’s Chaplain to Rev Kevin Bidgood kbidgood@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Headteachers and Principals

School/Academy Chaplaincies

Leader

Members

Sarah Farrell

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV (St Mary’s School, Ascot)

Nelle Dalton (Farnborough Hill School, Farnborough)

Sarah Farrell (Oaklands Secondary School, Waterlooville)

Jess Heath (Oaklands Secondary School, Waterlooville)

Fiona Fleming (St Edmund’s Secondary School, Portsmouth)

Rev Nicholas Le Cornu (De La Salle College Jersey)

Juliette Malan (St Peter’s School, Bournemouth)

Rev Patrick Sherlock (Salesian College, Farnborough)

Teresa Fanshawe (All Hallows, Farnham)

Claire Rennie (Christ the King College, Isle of Wight)

Stuart Brenchley (Christ the King College, Isle of Wight)

Jane Gow (The Marist, Sunninghill)

Nicole Reilly (Beaulieu, Jersey)

University Chaplaincies

Leader

Members

Youth Chaplains Team

Leader

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rev Stanislaw Gibzinski (Reading)

Sr Margaret Ochigbo (Reading)

Rev Thomas Hiney (Portsmouth)

Sr Yadira Calderon (Portsmouth)

Mr Jerrin Varghese (Portsmouth)

Sr Emiliana Silva (Southampton)

Sr Devy (Southampton Solent)

Rev Benjamin Theobald EpV (Southampton University)

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Member Thomas Saddington (Guernsey)

Youth Mission Team

Leader

Members

Altar Servers

Leader

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Sr Mary Catherine Bloom, Sarah Farrell, David Walford

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Archconfraternity of St Stephen

Diocesan Director

Rev Canon PJ Smith EpV 023 9421 6541 fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Vicariate for Evangelisation

Presbytery, 64 Liebenrood Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG30 2EB

Episcopal Vicar

Rev Gaston Forbah Afah EpV 0118 957 2149 evevangelisation@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Department for New Evangelisation

Head of Department

Social Research Unit

Leader

Rev Gaston Forbah Afah EpV

Rev Anthony Fyk

Member Dr Catherine Knowles

Caritas

Head of Charity

Resources Oﬃcer

Jenny LeLean 07825513195 jlelean@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Jan Hughes jhughes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chair Gerry Penfold gpenfold@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Members Jacqueline Droogan; Rev Gaston Forbah Afah EpV; Rev Paul Wilson

Marginalised & Inactive Catholics

Leader

Rev Mark Whiting 023 9246 3854 mwhiting@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bamenda

www.bamendaandportsmouth.com

Chair Tim Foy

Secretary Vacant

Treasurer

Project Co‐ordinator

Denis Murtagh dmurtagh@bamendaandportsmouth.com

Elizabeth Dene

Friends of Bamenda link Vacant

Communications

Elizabeth Dene (inc. Bamenda Sunday)

Education Liaison

Jessie Woolgar

Bamenda Priests’ Representative Rev Emmanuel Bamuh Rinda erinda@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Youth Liaison

Health Lead

Trustee Link Members

Mary Luk mluk@bamendaandportsmouth.com

Dr Dina Foy

Dr Catherine Knowles; Mike Elks

Diocesan appointed oﬃcer Jenny LeLean jlelean@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Members

Jo Lewry jlewry@cafod.org.uk

Emmanuel Chituh

Dialogue and Proclamation

Christian Unity

christianunity@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leader Rev Stephen Patterson spatterson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk 01753 865163

Members Paul Docherty; Dr Eileen Finch; Gabriel Somorjay

Interreligious Dialogue

Leader

Rev Mgr Canon Vincent Harvey 07879 638204 vharvey@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Members Tim Tofts; Rev David Miller (CofE); Deborah Woodward

Dialogue with Cultural Sectors

Members

Mark Hoban; Dr Catherine Knowles; Dr Maria Lynch ; Ian McHardy; Dr John Ochai; Rev Paul Page‐Tickell; Rebecca Page‐Tickell; Vincenzo Tamma; Chris Trickey; David Walford; Councillor Benedict Swann

Secretary Kirsten McGuire

Parish Mission Development

Peterhouse, St Peter Street, Winchester. SO23 8BW. Episcopal Vicar Rev Mark Hogan EpV 01962 852804 mhogan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Personal Assistant Anna Pardoe 07587 764 595 apardoe@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Priests

AAdams, Rev David (04 May 1981)

Parish Office & Presbytery, 132 High Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9AQ

E-mail: dmadams@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Adams, Rev Leslie (10 February 2007)

32 Alum Chine Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH4 8DX

E-mail: ladams@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Adede, Rev Philip MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Adeiza, Rev Dominic (Lokoja - Nigeria, 18 May 1996)

English Martyrs Church, 15 Manor Crescent, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AJ

E-mail: dadeiza@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Afah, Rev Gaston EpV (Bamenda - Cameroon, 30 March 2016)

Presbytery, 64 Liebenrood Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 2EB

E-mail: gforbah@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Agber, Rev Daniel (Abuja - Nigeria, 12 October 1991)

Presbytery, 408 Northumberland Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG2 8NR E-mail: dagber@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Alabi, Rev Samuel MSP

Presbytery, 64 Liebenrood Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 2EB E-mail: office@englishmartyrsrdg.com

Ambazhathinal Kurian, Rev Benoy (Syro-Malabar Eparchy, 03 January 2001)

Tel: 01590 676696

Tel: 01202 760640

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 01235 812338

Tel: 0118 957 2149

Tel: 0118 931 4469

Tel: 0118 957 2149

Tel: 01256 323595

St Joseph's Presbytery, 171A St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6TY

E-mail: bambazhathinal@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Anbessa-Ebanks, Rev Rosario (05 July 2019)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 1 Milton Road, Copnor, Portsmouth PO3 6AN E-mail: saintmarysmarianhouse@gmail.com

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Baldado, Rev Jufel Quilaton OMV (10 December 2016)

St Boniface House, 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD

E-mail: jbaldado@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Barnes, Rev Bruce MA STL FRSA (20 December 1997, retired)

Flat 9 Kingsdale Court, 65 Tower Street, Winchester, Hants SO23 8TA

E-mail: bbarnes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bateman, Rev David (22 July 2023)

St Edmund, 14 Rockstone Place, Southampton SO15 2EQ

E-mail: dbateman@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bell, Rev Dom Luke OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Bernie, Rev Luna MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Bidgood, Rev Kevin (05 September 1998, retired)

E-mail: kbidgood@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 023 8077 0277

Tel: 07412 909909

Tel: 023 8033 3589

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 01628 673178

Bowe, Rev Dom Peter OSB (15 April 1970, retired)

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Brealey, Rev Peter SDB (20 June 1987, retired)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: pbrealey@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Brisley, Rev Marcus BD MTh (03 July 1994)

The Priest's House, 63-67 Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, Berkshire GU47 9BS

E-mail: crowsand@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Brogan, Rt Rev Dom Cuthbert OSB (06 July 1996)

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 01252 876820

Tel: 01252 546105

St Michael's Abbey, 280 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NQ

E-mail: abbas@farnboroughabbey.org

Budden, Rev Shaun (25 May 1967)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG

Budyn, Rev Zbigniew (16 May 1989)

Tel: 01635 40332

Presbytery, Warren Lodge, Warren Road, Wash Common, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 6NH

E-mail: zbudyn@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bullock, Rev Ross (04 June 2016)

St Patrick's House, 45 Portsmouth Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 9BD

E-mail: rbullock@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Byrne, Rev Andrew Grandpont House, Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford OX1 4LD E-mail: andrewphbyrne@gmail.com

Callaghan, Rev Brendan SJ (17 June 1978)

Tel: 023 8044 8671

Tel: 01865 244510

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

E-mail: bcallaghansj@jesuit.org.uk

Carey, Rev Dom Gregory OSB

St Michael's Abbey, 280 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NQ

Tel: 01252 546105

E-mail: info@farnboroughabbey.org

Carroll, Rev Philip (25 July 2015)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

E-mail: pcarroll@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Catlin, Rev John (21 December 1996)

Chadwick, Rev John (11 February 1995)

Tel: 07825 751768

The Priest's House, Sacred Heart Church, London Road, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9LA

E-mail: jchadwick@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chandler, Rev John (02 July 2011)

The Sacred Heart Presbytery, High Street, Bordon GU35 0AU

E-mail: jchandler@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Charles, Rev Bernard SJ (05 December 1981)

Tel: 01420 472415

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Chiatu, Rev Anthony (Bamenda - Cameroon, 30 March 2016)

Presbytery, 346 Portswood Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 3SB

E-mail: cnjingo@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chinery, Rev Simon (17 June 2011, Ordinariate)

Harvey House, Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DP

E-mail: schinery@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Chou, Rev Ambrose (13 July 2024)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: achou@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 023 8055 5470

Tel: 01428 605358

Tel: 01534 720235

Codd, Rev Peter (31 May 1969)

E-mail: pcodd@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Conde, Rev Claro (28 April 1981)

The Presbytery, 1 Coxwell Road, Faringdon, Oxfordshire SN7 7EB E-mail: cconde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Convery, Rev Vincent (17 March 1975, retired)

Cooke, Rev Canon John (19 June 1993)

The Presbytery, 43 Portland Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 0NQ E-mail: jcooke@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Corcoran, Rev Dom Gregory OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: gregory@quarr.org

Corcoran, Rev Michael MHM

1 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: gs@millhillmissionaries.com

Corley, Rev Jeremy MA PhD (18 July 1987)

St Patrick's College, Maynooth, County Kildare Republic of Ireland

E-mail: jeremy.corley@spcm.ie

Cossa, Rev Raffaele FSCB (25 June 2005)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF E-mail: rcossa@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Coulon, Rev Jean-Patrice MSFS

E-mail: jpcoulon@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cummins, Rev Liam MHM (23 June 1996)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 36 Cookham Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7EG

E-mail: lcummins@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

DD'Mello, Rev Ansel (25 June 2017)

E-mail: anseldmello@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Dangaraj Balaswamy, Rev Joseph MHM (29 June 2006)

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Darlington, Rev Dom Stephen OSB

Tel: 01367 358895

Tel: 01329 318869

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 01628 789752

Tel: 00 353 1708 3371

Tel: 023 8061 2430

Tel: 01628 628274

Tel: 01489 572797

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 01252 546105

St Michael's Abbey, 280 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NQ

E-mail: info@farnboroughabbey.org

Day, Rev Anthony (13 December 1980)

Dennehy, Rev Canon Michael (09 June 1990)

St Edmund, 14 Rockstone Place, Southampton SO15 2EQ E-mail: mdennehy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Doran, Rev John (12 June 1965)

Doyle, Rt Rev Peter (08 June 1968)

Drabik, Rev Marcin (02 June 1999)

Tel: 023 8033 3589

Tel: 023 8089 1866

St Bernard's Presbytery, 20A Southbourne Avenue, Holbury, Hampshire SO45 2NT

E-mail: mdrabik@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Dzwig, Rev Paul (Lomza - Poland, 31 May 2003)

The Catholic Presbytery, Braye Road, St Anne's, Alderney GY9 3XJ E-mail: pdzwig@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

EEdmonds, Rev Peter SJ (29 June 1968)

Tel: 01481 822105

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Edward, Rev Mohanraj (20 July 2019)

The Catholic Presbytery, 96 Pyle Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1UH E-mail: medward@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Edwards, Rev Peter Cong. Orat. (11 May 1996)

Tel: 023 9200 8810

Tel: 01202 411140

The Oratory House, 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ

E-mail: fr.peter@bournemouthoratory.org.uk

Egan, Rt Rev Philip BA STL PhD (04 August 1984)

Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

E-mail: bishop@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ellwood, Rev Robin CertEd (01 June 1991)

E-mail: rellwood@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Evans, Rev Joseph BA STD Grandpont House, Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford OX1 4LD E-mail: grandponthouseoxford@gmail.com

Tel: 023 9421 6510

Tel: 07484 136329

Tel: 01865 244150

Everson, Rev Simon BA (Archdiocese of Westminster, 25 May 2000) Farleigh Independent Preparatory School, Red Rice, Andover, Hampshire SP11 7PW E-mail: momahoney@farleighschool.com

Ezechukwu, Rev Alexander OCD

Carmelite Priory, Chilswell, Boars Hill, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 5HB E-mail: priory@carmelite.org.uk

Tel: 01264 710766

Tel: 07927 563653

Faughnan, Rev Padraig (03 July 1976)

Fava, Rev Michael CBE MA (08 July 1989)

Presbytery, 105 London Road, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 1JP E-mail: mfava@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ferme, Very Rev Mgr Brian PA (02 February 1980)

Flynn, Rev Canon Gerard (21 November 1999)

Presbytery, 83 Bramdean Drive, Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire PO9 4RR E-mail: gerardflynn@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Fox, Rev Kevin SJ (19 July 1968)

Tel: 01635 40167

Tel: 023 9248 4323

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

E-mail: kfox@jesuits.net

France, Rev Mgr Canon Nicholas MBE (08 June 1968, retired)

Fyk, Rev Anthony MA STL (31 July 2021)

Presbytery, 105 Waverley Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO5 2PL

E-mail: afyk@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gade, Rev Inna (Guntur - India, 10 April 2013)

Parish Office, Ampthill House, Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1JH

E-mail: igade@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gallen, Rev Gerard SJ (14 June 2003)

Tel: 023 9421 6513

Tel: 01481 720196

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Garratt, Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy MA STL (26 July 1975)

The Presbytery, 356a London Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7SR

E-mail: jgarratt@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gatt, Rev Antony PhD MA (13 June 1976, retired)

Bournemouth

E-mail: agatt@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Geoghegan, Rev Gregory SJ

Tel: 023 9226 2289

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Gibzinski, Rev Stanislaw (25 May 1996)

The Presbytery, 338 Wokingham Road, Earley, Reading, Berkshire RG6 7DA

E-mail: fatherstan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gilfoyle, Rev Philomeno (05 July 2019)

Lawside Friary, 24-28 Lawside Road, Dunkeld, Dundee DD3 6XY Scotland

E-mail: smlanzetta@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Glas, Rev Peter MA (16 May 1989)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG

Glaysher, Rev Anthony NCH BTh (17 May 2003)

E-mail: aglaysher@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Golding, Rev Canon Dominic KCHS JCL (26 June 1994)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: dgolding@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gosnell, Rev Nicholas VG (Archdiocese of Westminster)

Tel: 0118 966 3711

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Tel: 01534 720235

Tel: 07775 237099

Cathedral of St Michael and St George, Queen's Avenue, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 2BY

E-mail: stmichael.stgeorge@live.co.uk

Grady, Rev Brendan O. Carm. (19 July 1987)

Reading Carmelites, 2 Wellswood Gardens, Reading RG1 5BF

E-mail: provincial@carmelite.org

Griffiths, Rev Canon Alan (29 June 1974, retired)

E-mail: frgriffiths@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Grufferty, Rev Tom (17 June 1973, retired)

68 Carrowmore Meadows, Kiltimagh Road, Knock, Co Mayo F12 WA03

E-mail: tomgrufferty1@gmail.com

Gruszkiewicz, Rev Józef (15 June 1985)

St Joseph Presbytery, 134 West Street, Havant, Hampshire PO9 1LP

E-mail: fatherjoe@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Gunter, Rt Rev Dom Paul OSB

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Gurr, Rev Dom Austin OSB (28 June 1977)

The Presbytery, Alexandra Road, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3AD E-mail: agurr@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 0118 915 0116

Tel: 00353 8587 38322

Tel: 023 9248 4520

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 01264 352829

Haffner, Rev Paul MA(Oxon) PhB STD (10 April 1981)

Via Mosca 3/B, 00055, Ladispoli (RM) Italy

E-mail: haffner@unigre.it

Harris, Rev Phillip (24 July 2010)

The Friary, Coronation Road, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 9HG

E-mail: ppharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hart, Rev Peter (02 August 1980)

The Presbytery, 59 Normandy Street, Alton, Hampshire GU34 1DN E-mail: pghart@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Harvey, Rev Mgr Canon Vincent (19 March 1979, retired)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG

E-mail: vharvey@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hastie, Rev Gerry MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Hauschild, Rev Edward (25 March 2023)

Venerabile Collegio Inglese, Via de Monserrato 45, 00186 Roma

E-mail: ehauschild@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: +3906 97248784

Tel: 01344 620591

Tel: 01420 82030

Tel: 07879 638204

Tel: 01628 673178

Heaps, Rev Christopher (23 June 1990)

St James Presbytery, Forbury Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 3FD E-mail: cheaps@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hetherington, Rev Canon Gerard KCHS (23 May 1964, retired)

Le Platon Residential Home, Clifton, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 2PH E-mail: gerardguernsey@gmail.com

Hiney, Rev Thomas (13 July 2024)

Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG E-mail: thiney@portmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hintikka, Rev Francisco Cong. Orat. (24 January 2024)

Tel: 0118 957 4171

Tel: 01481 737110

Tel: 023 9200 8810

Tel: 01202 411140

The Oratory House, 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ E-mail: fr.francisco@bournemouthoratory.org.uk

Hishon, Rev Mgr Ronald BA Hons (12 June 1966, retired)

Hogan, Rev Mark EpV (21 July 2001)

Pastoral Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY E-mail: mhogan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hoiles, Rev Kevin (15 July 2006)

Presbytery, 18 Douglas Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3ER E-mail: khoiles@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Holdaway, Rev Dom Gervase OSB

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Reading, Berks RG7 5TQ E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Hollins, Rev Peter (10 July 1976)

Presbytery, 12 Station Road, Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 3ED E-mail: phollins@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hollis, Rt Rev Crispian (11 July 1965, retired)

Stable House, Fairview, Mells, Frome, Somerset BA11 3PP E-mail: crispian.hollis@sky.com

Holt, Rev Dom Oliver OSB

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Hood, Rev Dom Alban OSB (21 December 1991)

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: albanhood@gmail.com

Hopgood, Rev Canon David VG (21 June 1980)

Presbytery, 44 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3HJ

E-mail: canondavid@catholicwindsor.org

Hore, Rev Canon Michael (09 June 1973)

Howell, Rev Adrian SJ (14 July 1979, retired)

Tel: 01962 852804

Tel: 01202 424960

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 07901 148621

Tel: 01373 813411

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 0118 971 5350

Tel: 01753 865163

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

E-mail: ahowell@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Hughes, Rev Kevin MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Humphreys, Rev John TD BSc Eng (20 September 1997, retired)

E-mail: fatherjohn01@gmail.com

Hynes, Rev Michael SDB (11 July 1982)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: mhynes@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 01243 430158

Tel: 01252 545364

Idowu, Rev Pio (29 June 2013)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 1 Milton Road, Copnor, Portsmouth PO3 6AN

E-mail: pidowu@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ikhenoba, Rev Anthony (Kaduna - Nigeria, 06 July 1996)

The Presbytery, 218 Charminster Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9RW

E-mail: aikhenoba@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

JJaroslawski, Rev Rafal (Tarnów - Poland)

Sacred Heart Church, 61 Watlington Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 4RF

Jerstice, Rev Brian SDB (01 July 1958)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

Jordan, Rev Darryl (08 December 2013, Ordinariate)

42 Exton Road, Iford, Bournemouth BH6 5QG

E-mail: djordan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Joyce, Rev Mgr James LLB PhB STL (18 December 1971, retired)

St John's Convent, Kiln Lane, Reading RG10 9XP

KKambai, Rev Godwin Swam OMV (13 December 2014)

St Boniface House, 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD

E-mail: gkambai@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Kelly, Rev Dom Brian OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

King, Rev Matthew STB (04 July 2020)

Maryhouse, 32 High Street, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1DF E-mail: mking@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

King, Rev Paul MA (01 April 1995)

1 Victor Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX2 6BT

E-mail: paulking@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Kleinschmidt, Rev Thomas OMV (03 July 1988)

St Boniface House, 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD E-mail: stboniface@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

LLanzetta, Rev Serafino M (25 March 2002)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 1 Milton Road, Copnor, Portsmouth PO3 6AN E-mail: smlanzetta@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lavers, Rev John (28 June 2012)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG E-mail: jlavers@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lee, Rev John (03 March 1990)

St Bede's Church, Popley Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9DX E-mail: jlee@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leonard, Rev Paul (04 July 2009)

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Tel: 01202 513369

Tel: 0118 375 7587

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 01202 485588

Tel: 0118 940 2964

Tel: 023 8077 0277

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 023 9258 0119

Tel: 023 8077 0277

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Tel: 01256 465214

Tel: 01256 323595

St Joseph's Presbytery, 171A St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6TY E-mail: pleonard@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lewis, Rev James (16 July 2022)

The Presbytery, 356a London Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7SR E-mail: jlewis@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lindero, Rev Jimmy MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ E-mail: gc-asia@millhillmissionaries.com

Tel: 023 9226 2289

Tel: 01628 673178

Lloyd, Rev Daniel MA (21 April 2012, Ordinariate)

Holy Rood Lodge, Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 4LD

E-mail: dlloyd@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lobo, Rev Dr Anthony SDB (25 August 2002)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: alobo@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lyons, Rev Paul GMBPsS M.Litt. MA CAGS (psych) MA post grad dip M.St in MBCT (Oxon). Cert Psychometrics (27 May 1972, retired)

Meadowsweet Cottage, 6 Strides Lane, Ringwood, Hampshire BH24 1ED

E-mail: plyons@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lyons, Rev Ray BTh FBII (27 June 1992)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

Lyttle, Rev John Paul (03 July 2015)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

Madden, Rev Patrick (02 May 2009)

The Curate's Residency, Queen Street, Gort, Co Galway H91 R97Y Ireland

E-mail: pmadden@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Maddineni, Rev Innaiah (28 May 1998)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG

E-mail: imaddineni@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Magararu, Rev Richard SMM

St Joseph's Centre, 8 Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst, Hants SO40 7DU

E-mail: stjosephscentre@gmail.com

Mahoney, Rev John SJ (31 July 1962)

Tel: 01865 247986

Tel: 07305 272629

Tel: 07464 676574

Tel: 023 8029 2337

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Mahy, Rev Canon David (12 June 1960)

Willow Tree Lodge, 74 Kiln Road, Fareham PO16 7UJ

Malecki, Rev Jacek

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: office@catholicchurch.org.je

Maniak, Rev Richard (24 May 1986, retired)

E-mail: fr.richman@hotmail.co.uk

Maunder, Rev John (22 September 2012, Ordinariate) 9 East Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 0BW

E-mail: johnmaunder@icloud.com

Maxwell, Rev Dom Blane OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Mbonu, Rev Jude (Onitsha, Nigeria, 08 July 2006) (In Residence)

56 Western Avenue, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 3BH

E-mail: fatherjude@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McAuley, Rev Canon James VG (24 July 2010)

Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

E-mail: jmcauley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McAvoy, Rev Daniel STB MA MSc (28 May 1983)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 39 Braccan Walk, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HA

E-mail: dmcavoy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McBride, Rev Denis CSsR

St Clement's, Wolf Lane, Alton, Hampshire GU34 3HG

E-mail: mcbride5@aol.com

Tel: 01329 237681

Tel: 01534 720235

Tel: 0118 958 6637

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 0118 969 3423

Tel: 023 9200 8810

Tel: 01344 425729

Tel: 01420 80731

McClorry, Rev Brian SJ (17 July 1971)

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

E-mail: bmcclorrysj@jesuits.org.uk

McCloskey, Rev Charles (02 May 1987, retired)

E-mail: charliemc47@yahoo.co.uk

McGillicuddy, Rev Desmond MHM (21 June 1975)

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: gc-europe@millhillmissionaries.com

McGrath, Rev James STB MA (18 December 1982)

Presbytery, 1 Radley Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3PL

E-mail: jmcgrath@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McGrath, Rev Mgr Thomas (12 June 1969, retired) E-mail: tmcgrath@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McNerney, Rev Joseph (12 October 1993, retired)

E-mail: jmcnerney@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Mooney, Rev Paul MHM

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Moore, Rev Andrew MA GRSM (26 June 1982, retired)

E-mail: andrewmoore@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Moran, Rev Dom Boniface OSB

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Mukulu, Rev Andrew MHM (15 August 1988)

Mill Hill Missionaries, 6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: gc-africa@millhillmissionaries.com

Mundackal, Rev John CST

Jeanne Jugan Residence, New St John's Road, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4XZ

Murray, Rev Aidan SDB (17 March 1962)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: amurraysdb@gmail.com

Mycka, Very Rev Dom Stanislaus OSB (30 June 2023)

Tel: 01628 638339

Tel: 01235 520375

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 01489 894155

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 01628 626634

Tel: 01534 875960

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 01252 546105

St Michael's Abbey, 280 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NQ

E-mail: stanislaus@farnboroughabbey.org

Nde, Rev Elijah (Bamenda - Cameroon, 03 April 2013)

2 Dean Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO18 6AP

E-mail: ende@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ndikum, Rev Benedict (Bamenda - Cameroon)

Pastoral Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY

E-mail: bndikum@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Nelson, Rev Mgr John STL JCL (21 July 1984)

Parish Office, 18 St James' Square, Bournemouth, Dorset BH5 2BX

E-mail: jnelson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Nkop, Rev Henry MSP (23 June 2007)

St Joseph's Presbytery, Berkshire Drive, Reading, Berkshire RG31 5JJ

E-mail: hnkop@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Nwune, Rev Paul (31 July 2021)

St Bede's Church, Popley Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9DX

E-mail: pnwune@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 023 8044 9088

Tel: 01962 852804

Tel: 01202 425286

Tel: 0118 942 8632

Tel: 01256 465214

O'Brien, Rev Kevin (17 December 1977)

7 Bath Road, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 3AG E-mail: olthatcham@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

O'Shea, Rev Canon John (07 June 1969, retired) E-mail: joshea@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

O'Sullivan, Rev David BSocSci BA(Theol) MA(Ed) JCB DipCatech (19 July 2003) Marian House, Charlton Road, Wantage, Oxfordshire OX12 8ER E-mail: dosullivan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Obada, Rev Paul (11 December 2004)

The Presbytery, 67 Purewell, Christchurch BH23 1EH E-mail: pobada@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Odhiambo, Rev Ephraim MHM

St Joseph's Presbytery, 36 Cookham Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7EG E-mail: eodhiambo@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Odomeja, Rev Leo (Lokoja - Nigeria, 26 June 2008)

56 Western Avenue, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 3BH E-mail: lodomeja@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Oswald, Rev Brian MHM (02 August 1986)

54 Cookham Road, Maidenhead SL6 7HT E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

PPagani, Rev Matteo FSCB (22 June 2024)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF E-mail: mpagani@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Paiusco, Rev Pietro FSCB (27 June 2020)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF E-mail: office@stswithunwellsparish.org.uk

Pajak, Rev Wlodzimierz SChr

St Edmund Campion, 481 Castle Lane West, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9TN E-mail: w.pajak@pcmew.org

Parakandathil, Rev Thomas (04 January 2003)

Presbytery, Flat 31, Lordswood Court, Coxford Road, Southampton SO16 5PE E-mail: tparakandathil@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Paszko, Rev Wojciech PhDCL STL (Gdansk - Poland, 21 May 1994)

St Swithun's Presbytery, Firgrove Road, Yateley, Hampshire GU46 6NH

E-mail: wpaszko@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pennicott, Rev Anthony MA (22 October 1972, retired) E-mail: apennicott@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Perrin, Rt Rev Dom Xavier OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Phipps, Rev Seth FSSP (09 June 2018)

St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5RU E-mail: sphipps@fssp.org Q

Quarmby, Rev David (17 June 1962, retired)

Tel: 01635 864416

Tel: 01235 762374

Tel: 01202 483340

Tel: 01628 783988

Tel: 0118 969 3423

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 023 8061 2430

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Tel: 07960 088195

Tel: 07512 402607

Tel: 01252 872732

Tel: 07946 321962

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 0118 966 5284

Tel: 01590 622988

The Flat, St Anne's Catholic Church, Rhinefield Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7SR E-mail: dquarmby@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Quinn, Rev Peter SDB (03 July 1960)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: peterquinnsdb@gmail.com

Tel: 01252 554300

Redvers Harris, Rev Jonathan LLB LLM JCL (25 June 2011, Ordinariate)

The Presbytery, 22 Terminus Road, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7TJ E-mail: jredversharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Reeve, Rev Derek BTh (29 June 1957, retired)

12 Riverhead Close, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO4 8SN E-mail: sappie.dj@gmail.com

Restori, Rev Steven BTh (07 December 1996)

Presentation House, 55 High Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 2RE E-mail: srestori@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Rinda Bamuh, Rev Emmanuel (Bamenda - Cameroon, 29 May 2014)

Presbytery, 21 Gladys Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO2 9AZ E-mail: erinda@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Roth, Rev George (10 January 1998)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 1 Milton Road, Copnor, Portsmouth PO3 6AN E-mail: lanhernefriars@gmail.com

Rutledge, Rev Canon Christopher KHS (22 July 1995)

Parish Office, Ampthill House, Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1JH E-mail: chrisrutledge@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Sasinowski, Rev Francis (16 May 1989)

The Presbytery, Bells Lane, Stubbington, Hampshire PO14 2PL E-mail: fsasinowski@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Sherlock, Rev Patrick SDB (24 May 1979)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: psherlock@salesians.org.uk

Sillince, Rev David BA (30 June 1990, retired)

E-mail: dsillince@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Smith, Rev Dom Duncan OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Smith, Rev Canon PJ EpV (02 June 2007)

St Mary's Independent Senior School, St Mary's Road, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 9JF E-mail: fatherpj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Somerville Knapman, Rev Dom Hugh OSB

E-mail: hughosb@gmail.com

Spencer, Rev Eric (13 July 1954)

Spencer, Rev Dom Nicholas OSB

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Speziale, Rev Luca FSCB (23 June 2012)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

E-mail: lspeziale@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Stachurski, Rev Edward (Opole - Poland)

Reading Polish Catholic Mission, 83 London Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5BY

Standish, Very Rev Dom Benjamin OSB

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Stewart, Rev Robert (25 June 2017)

St Joseph's Presbytery, Queens Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3JB

E-mail: rstewart@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 01983 292739

Tel: 01983 812127

Tel: 023 9266 0927

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Tel: 01481 720196

Tel: 01329 663435

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 07711 560835

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 023 9421 6541

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 023 8061 2430

Tel: 0118 375 7587

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 01252 320956

Styles, Rev Bob SJ (19 July 1969)

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Sultana, Rev Anthony SDB (20 July 1974, retired)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: tsultana@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

TTaaffe, Rev Tom BA(Hons) MA MA MA(CL) (04 August 1979)

65 Carrowmore Meadows, Knock, Co Mayo, Ireland F12 Y962

E-mail: tomtaaffe@aol.com

Tanner, Rev Norman SJ (17 July 1976)

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 00353 94937 5830

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Tansey, Rev Patrick BA PGCE CertTheol (04 December 1982)

St Michael's Presbytery, Bishopswood Road, Tadley, Hampshire RG26 4HG

E-mail: tadley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Theobald, Rev Benjamin EpV (27 July 2013)

The Presbytery, Redbridge Hill, Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4PL E-mail: btheobald@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Thomson, Rev Canon Simon BA STB JCL JV (23 July 1994)

Presbytery, 60 Sturges Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HE

E-mail: sthomson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Timpe, Rev Faustino (05 July 2019)

c/o Bishop's House Portsmouth, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3HG

Tobin, Rev Sean STB (07 July 2001, retired)

Toma, Rev Mario FSCB (24 June 2006)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

E-mail: mtoma@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Topham, Rev Matthew (15 July 2023, Ordinariate)

St Mary's Catholic Church, St Mary's Road, East Hendred, Oxfordshire OX12 8LF

E-mail: office@hendredcatholicparish.org.uk

Townsend, Rev Mgr Canon Paul BEd (11 February 1984)

Joint Parish Office, 15 Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1EG E-mail: ptownsend@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Treloar, Rev Canon Simon (Diocese of Wrexham, 11 June 2005)

Presbytery, 20 Beaumont Road, Totton, Hampshire SO40 3AL E-mail: streloar@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Turbitt, Rev Canon Peter (10 March 1968)

E-mail: pturbitt@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Umeozuru, Rev Johnpromise (20 July 2019)

The Presbytery, 2 Connaught Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 3RA

E-mail: jumeozuru@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Vooght, Rev Stephen (14 September 1991)

Presbytery, 7 Atherley Road, Shanklin, Isle of Wight PO37 7AT

E-mail: svooght@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Wagstaff, Rev Andrew STB MA (Oxon) MST BL (08 June 2019)

The Presbytery, St Colman's Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 2JJ

E-mail: awagstaff@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Walker, Rev Adrian (Archdiocese of Westminster) 42 Bell Street, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 1BR

Tel: 0118 981 4572

Tel: 023 8077 8203

Tel: 0118 978 0348

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Tel: 01235 835038

Tel: 01425 653131

Tel: 023 8086 2270

Tel: 01235 812267

Tel: 01252 974664

Tel: 01983 867610

Tel: 023 9237 6151

Ward, Rev Michael (Ordinariate)

Holy Rood Lodge, Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 4LD

E-mail: office@hinkseyparish.org

Whelan, Rev Christopher BTh (13 February 2000)

c/o Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

Whiting, Rev Mark (10 December 2016)

The Presbytery, Manor Road, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QU

E-mail: mwhiting@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Willcocks, Rev Peter SJ (04 July 1970)

Tel: 01865 247986

Tel: 023 9246 3854

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

Williams, Rev Thomas SDB (08 July 1979)

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: thomas.williams@salesians.org.uk

Wilson, Rev Dom Gabriel OSB (06 July 2014)

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ E-mail: gwilson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Wilson, Rev William BSc BA (24 June 1994)

The Presbytery, 15 Mount Avenue, New Milton, Hampshire BH25 6NT

E-mail: wwilson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 01252 554300

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Tel: 01425 614968

Permanent Deacons

A

Aburn, Rev Craig Obl OSB DipDS (02 July 2016)

Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

E-mail: caburn@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

B

Birtles, Rev Bob BD BSC (03 June 1984)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF E-mail: bbirtles@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Bowler, Rev Steven (12 June 1999)

Presbytery, 20 Beaumont Road, Totton, Hampshire SO40 3AL E-mail: sbowler@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 023 9241 6512

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Tel: 023 8086 2270

Cabatana, Rev Kim (01 July 2018)

The Sacred Heart Presbytery, High Street, Bordon GU35 0AU E-mail: kcabatana@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cahill, Rev David (21 June 2013)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: d.cahill@catholicchurch.org.je

Cairns, Rev Anthony (06 July 2003)

E-mail: anthony.cairns@googlemail.com

Carr-Jones, Rev Roger BA (Hons) (15 June 2008)

Tel: 07919 175506

Tel: 07797 752151

Tel: 07342 818686

The Oratory House, 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ

E-mail: rcarrjones@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Carter, Rev Andrew (15 June 2003)

Harvey House, Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DT

E-mail: acarter@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Collins, Rev Andrew (17 July 2022)

The Presbytery, Bells Lane, Stubbington, Hampshire PO14 2PL E-mail: acollins@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cook, Rev Gregory (01 July 2018)

Parish Office, 18 St James' Square, Bournemouth, Dorset BH5 2BX E-mail: gcook@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cumpsty, Rev John (11 June 2002)

Maryhouse, 32 High Street, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1DF E-mail: jcumpsty@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 01428 605358

Tel: 01329 664260

Tel: 01202 425286

Tel: 023 9258 0119

D'Mello, Rev Antonio (04 July 2004)

Tel: 07534 017715

The Cathedral Church of the Bishop of the Forces, Queen's Avenue, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3BY

E-mail: admello@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Dailly, Rev Gerard BA ACMA (28 June 2009)

Presbytery, 346 Portswood Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 3SB

E-mail: gdailly@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Darlison, Rev Tony (08 July 2023)

Pastoral Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY E-mail: tdarlison@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 07810 301919

Tel: 01962 852804

Darroch, Rev Anthony (21 July 2019)

St Bede's Church, Popley Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9DX E-mail: adarroch@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Di Meo, Rev John (28 June 2009)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF E-mail: jdimeo@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

EEvans, Rev Paul (18 June 2006)

The Presbytery, 71 High View Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7PT E-mail: pevans@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Flaxman, Rev Brendan (22 June 2012)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA E-mail: b.flaxman@catholicchurch.org.je

Foley, Rev John (18 June 2006, retired) E-mail: jfoley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Graham, Rev Dr Timothy (17 July 2022, Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham)

Harvey House, Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DP E-mail: tgraham@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Jackson, Rev Michael (18 June 2006)

Presbytery, 105 London Road, Twyford, Berkshire RG10 9EL E-mail: mjackson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Jennings, Rev Barry (06 July 2003)

The Presbytery, 218 Charminster Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9RW E-mail: bjennings@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Jose, Rev Tom (01 July 2018)

The Presbytery, Redbridge Hill, Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4PL E-mail: tjose@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Joseph, Rev Stephen (01 August 2021)

The Presbytery, 59 Normandy Street, Alton, Hampshire GU34 1DN E-mail: sjoseph@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Kelly, Rev Peter (08 December 2013)

20 Wagtail Close, Twyford, Reading RG10 9ED

E-mail: pkelly@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Le Cornu, Rev Nicholas (14 June 2018)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: nlecornu@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Leightley, Rev Mark (15 June 2013)

Parish Office, Ampthill House, Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1JH

E-mail: mleightley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Lynch, Rev Aidan (Arundel and Brighton, 28 June 2008)

St Joseph's Presbytery, 39 Braccan Walk, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HA

E-mail: alynch@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

May, Rev Gary (10 January 2015)

The Catholic Presbytery, 96 Pyle Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1UH

E-mail: gmay@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

McElroy, Rev Martin (01 July 2018)

Pastoral Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY

E-mail: mmcelroy@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Tel: 07723763767

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Tel: 01252 546897

Tel: 01534 720235

Tel: 01428 605358

Tel: 0118 934 0854

Tel: 01202 513369

Tel: 023 8077 8203

Tel: 01420 82030

Tel: 07493 390290

Tel: 07797 747542

Tel: 01481 720196

Tel: 07713 149424

Tel: 01983 522027

Tel: 01962 852804

McWilliam, Rev Peter (Plymouth, 17 July 2009, retired)

E-mail: olsd@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Melhuish, Rev Steve (01 July 2000)

E-mail: smelhuish@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Morgan, Rev Prof Stephen BA(Div) MA MSt DPhil(Oxon) (24 June 2007)

The Rector, University of St Joseph, Macau SAR China

E-mail: smorgan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Murawski, Rev Larry (21 July 2019)

The Presbytery, 43 Portland Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 0NQ

E-mail: lmurawski@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Ndubuisi, Rev Benignus (Armagh, 29 September 2013)

Presbytery, 60 Sturges Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HE

E-mail: bndubuisi@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

O'Connell, Rev Patrick (24 June 2007, retired)

Tel: 01252 546897

Tel: +8536 2436700

Tel: 01329 318869

Tel: 0118 978 0348

Tel: 01256 323595

St Joseph's Presbytery, 171A St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6TY

E-mail: poconnell@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

O'Neill, Rev Nicholas (21 July 2019)

Presbytery, 83 Bramdean Drive, Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire PO9 4RR

E-mail: noneill@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Opoku-Anokye, Rev Stephen (01 August 2021)

Presbytery, 408 Northumberland Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG2 8NR

E-mail: sopoku-anokye@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Owen, Rev Paul (06 July 2003)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

E-mail: powen@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Page-Tickell, Rev Paul (15 June 2008)

Presbytery, 1A Sherborne Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6JS

E-mail: ppagetickell@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Parambi, Rev Zacharias (27 July 2024)

Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG E-mail: zparambi@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Parry, Rev Hugh (02 July 2016, retired)

E-mail: hparry@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Patterson, Rev Stephen (27 July 2024)

Presbytery, 44 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3HJ

E-mail: spatterson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Philpott, Rev Andrew (04 July 2004)

St Edmund's Lodge, The Avenue, Southampton SO17 1XJ E-mail: aphilpott@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pole-Baker, Rev Paul BTh C Eng MIET (07 July 1990, retired)

E-mail: paul.pole-baker@ntlworld.com

Reynolds, Rev Nick (23 June 1995, retired)

48 Pope's Avenue, Twickenham, London TW2 5TL

E-mail: nickreynolds@freeuk.com

Tel: 07905 275638

Tel: 0118 931 4469

Tel: 023 8025 4806

Tel: 01252 545364

Tel: 07545 280466

Tel: 07971 071571

Tel: 07814 127335

Tel: 023 8033 3589

Tel: 07854 709301

Short, Rev Michael (18 June 2006)

The Presbytery, Alexandra Road, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3AD

E-mail: mshort@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Short, Rev Stephen (29 June 1990)

Tel: 01264 352829

Tel: 023 8086 2270

Our Lady of the Assumption and St Edward the Confessor, 14 Empress Road, Lyndhurst, Hampshire SO43 7AE

E-mail: stephenshort@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Silsbury, Rev Peter (28 June 2009)

St Patrick's House, 45 Portsmouth Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 9BD

E-mail: psilsbury@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Snyder, Rev James (01 July 2017)

The Presbytery, 2 Connaught Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 3RA

E-mail: jsnyder@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Stoker, Rev Brian (Northampton, retired)

E-mail: bandvstoker@btinternet.com

Tobin, Rev Ian (12 June 1999)

Tel: 023 8044 8671

Tel: 01252 616963

Tel: 023 8089 1866

St Bernard's Presbytery, 20A Southbourne Avenue, Holbury, Hampshire SO45 2NT

E-mail: itobin@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Walters, Rev Christopher (21 June 2013)

Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

E-mail: c.walters@catholicchurch.org.je

Welch, Rev Michael (17 June 1984, retired)

E-mail: mwelch@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Wilson, Rev Paul (Nottingham, 04 February 2006)

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

E-mail: pwilson@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Young, Rev George (07 July 2002)

Presbytery, 44 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3HJ

E-mail: dyoung@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

StudentsforthePriesthood andPermanent Diaconate

Priesthood

Aburn, John

Barnes, Sean

Browne, RevRyan

Dugan, Owen

Ezeani, Francis

Gonsalves, Farvin

Hawkes, Ryan

Hoyos, RevDiego

King, Nathan

Ryan, Jack

Trzebinski, Adam

Tel: 01534 720235

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Tel: 01753 865163

Diaconate

Chitu, Emmanuel

DelaCruz, Arnie

Hordell, Jim

Jones, Vernon

Martin, Richard

Obadaki, Felix

Shields, David

Varghese, Jerrin

StudentsforthePriesthoodandPermanent Diaconate

Priesthood

Aburn, John

Barnes, Sean

Browne, RevRyan

Dugan, Owen

Ezeani, Francis

Gonsalves, Farvin

Hawkes, Ryan

Hoyos, RevDiego

King, Nathan

Ryan, Jack

Trzebinski, Adam

Diaconate

Chitu, Emmanuel

DelaCruz, Arnie

Hordell, Jim

Jones, Vernon

Martin, Richard

Obadaki, Felix

Shields, David

Varghese, Jerrin

StudentsforthePriesthoodandPermanent Diaconate

Priesthood

Aburn, John

Barnes, Sean

Browne, RevRyan

Dugan, Owen

Ezeani, Francis

Gonsalves, Farvin

Hawkes, Ryan

Hoyos, RevDiego

King, Nathan

Ryan, Jack

Trzebinski, Adam

Diaconate

Chitu, Emmanuel

DelaCruz, Arnie

Hordell, Jim

Jones, Vernon

Martin, Richard

Obadaki, Felix

Shields, David

Varghese, Jerrin

Anniversaries of Priesthood Ordination

Portsmouth Priests

1954

Rev Eric Spencer 13/07/1954

1957

Rev Derek Reeve 29/06/1957

1960

Rev Canon David Mahy 12/06/1960

1962

Rev David Quarmby 17/06/1962

1964

Rev Canon Gerard Hetherington 23/05/1964

1965 - Diamond Jubilee

Rev John Doran 12/06/1965

Rt Rev Crispian Hollis 11/07/1965

1966

Rev Mgr Ronald Hishon 12/06/1966

1967

Rev Shaun Budden 25/05/1967

1968

Rev Canon Peter Turbitt 10/03/1968

Rt Rev Peter Doyle 08/06/1968

Rev Mgr Canon Nicholas France 08/06/1968

1969

Rev Peter Codd 31/05/1969

Rev Canon John O'Shea 07/06/1969

Rev Mgr Thomas McGrath 12/06/1969

1971

Rev Mgr James Joyce 18/12/1971

1972

Rev Paul Lyons 27/05/1972

Rev Anthony Pennicott 22/10/1972

1973

Rev Canon Michael Hore 09/06/1973

Rev Tom Grufferty 17/06/1973

1974

Rev Canon Alan Griffiths 29/06/1974

1975 - Golden Jubilee

Rev Vincent Convery 17/03/1975

Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt 26/07/1975

1976

Rev Antony Gatt 13/06/1976

Rev Padraig Faughnan 03/07/1976

Rev Peter Hollins 10/07/1976

1977

Rev Kevin O'Brien 17/12/1977

1979

Rev Mgr Canon Vincent Harvey 19/03/1979

Rev Tom Taaffe 04/08/1979

1980

Very Rev Mgr Brian Ferme 02/02/1980

Rev Canon David Hopgood 21/06/1980

Rev Peter Hart 02/08/1980

Rev Anthony Day 13/12/1980

1981

Rev Paul Haffner 10/04/1981

Rev Claro Conde 28/04/1981

Rev David Adams 04/05/1981

1982

Rev Andrew Moore 26/06/1982

Rev Patrick Tansey 04/12/1982

Rev James McGrath 18/12/1982

1983

Rev Daniel McAvoy 28/05/1983

1984

Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend 11/02/1984

Rev Mgr John Nelson 21/07/1984

Rt Rev Philip Egan 04/08/1984

1985 - Ruby Jubilee

Rev Józef Gruszkiewicz 15/06/1985

1986

Rev Richard Maniak 24/05/1986

1987

Rev Charles McCloskey 02/05/1987

Rev Jeremy Corley 18/07/1987

1989

Rev Zbigniew Budyn 16/05/1989

Rev Peter Glas 16/05/1989

Rev Francis Sasinowski 16/05/1989

Rev Michael Fava 08/07/1989

1990

Rev John Lee 03/03/1990

Rev Canon Michael Dennehy 09/06/1990

Rev Christopher Heaps 23/06/1990

Rev David Sillince 30/06/1990

1991

Rev Robin Ellwood 01/06/1991

Rev Stephen Vooght 14/09/1991

1992

Rev Ray Lyons 27/06/1992

1993

Rev Canon John Cooke 19/06/1993

Rev Joseph McNerney 12/10/1993

1994

Rev William Wilson 24/06/1994

Rev Canon Dominic Golding 26/06/1994

Rev Marcus Brisley 03/07/1994

Rev Canon Simon Thomson 23/07/1994

1995

Rev John Chadwick 11/02/1995

Rev Paul King 01/04/1995

Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge 22/07/1995

1996

Rev Stanislaw Gibzinski

25/05/1996

Rev Steven Restori 07/12/1996

Rev John Catlin 21/12/1996

1997

Rev John Humphreys

20/09/1997

Rev Bruce Barnes 20/12/1997

1998

Rev George Roth

10/01/1998

Rev Innaiah Maddineni 28/05/1998

Rev Kevin Bidgood 05/09/1998

1999

Rev Marcin Drabik

02/06/1999

Rev Canon Gerard Flynn 21/11/1999

2000 - Silver Jubilee

Rev Christopher Whelan

2001

Rev Sean Tobin

13/02/2000

07/07/2001

Rev Mark Hogan 21/07/2001

2002

Rev Serafino M Lanzetta 25/03/2002

2003

Rev Thomas Parakandathil 04/01/2003

Rev Anthony Glaysher 17/05/2003

Rev David O'Sullivan 19/07/2003

2004

Rev Paul Obada 11/12/2004

2006

Rev Kevin Hoiles 15/07/2006

2007

Rev Leslie Adams 10/02/2007

Rev Canon PJ Smith 02/06/2007

2009

Rev Patrick Madden

02/05/2009

Rev Paul Leonard 04/07/2009

2010

Rev Phillip Harris

24/07/2010

Rev Canon James McAuley 24/07/2010

2011

Rev John Chandler 02/07/2011

2012

Rev John Lavers 28/06/2012

2013

Rev Pio Idowu

29/06/2013

Rev Benjamin Theobald 27/07/2013

2015

Rev John Paul Lyttle

03/07/2015

Rev Philip Carroll 25/07/2015

2016

Rev Ross Bullock 04/06/2016

Rev Mark Whiting 10/12/2016

2017

Rev Ansel D'Mello

2019

Rev Andrew Wagstaff 08/06/2019

Rev Rosario Anbessa-Ebanks 05/07/2019

Rev Philomeno Gilfoyle 05/07/2019

Rev Faustino Timpe 05/07/2019

Rev Mohanraj Edward 20/07/2019

Rev Johnpromise Umeozuru 20/07/2019

2020

Rev Matthew King 04/07/2020

2021

Rev Anthony Fyk 31/07/2021

Rev Paul Nwune 31/07/2021

2022

Rev James Lewis 16/07/2022

2023

Rev Edward Hauschild 25/03/2023

Rev David Bateman 22/07/2023 2024

Rev Ambrose Chou 13/07/2024

Rev Thomas Hiney 13/07/2024

Priests of the Ordinariate

2011

Rev Simon Chinery 17/06/2011

Rev Jonathan Redvers Harris 25/06/2011

2012

Rev Daniel Lloyd 21/04/2012

Rev John Maunder 22/09/2012 2013

Rev Darryl Jordan 08/12/2013 2023

Rev Matthew Topham 15/07/2023

Priests From Other Dioceses

Rev Daniel Agber 12/10/1991

Rev Wojciech Paszko 21/05/1994

Rev Dominic Adeiza 18/05/1996

Rev Anthony Ikhenoba 06/07/1996

2000 - Silver Jubilee

Rev Simon Everson 25/05/2000

Rev Benoy Ambazhathinal Kurian 03/01/2001 2003

Rev Paul Dzwig 31/05/2003

2005

Rev Canon Simon Treloar 11/06/2005 2006

Rev Jude Mbonu 08/07/2006

25/06/2017

Rev Robert Stewart 25/06/2017

2008

Rev Leo Odomeja 26/06/2008

2013

Rev Elijah Nde 03/04/2013

Rev Inna Gade 10/04/2013

2014

Rev Emmanuel Rinda Bamuh 29/05/2014

2016

Rev Gaston Afah 30/03/2016

Rev Anthony Chiatu 30/03/2016

Religious Priests

1958

Rev Brian Jerstice SDB 01/07/1958

1960

Rev Peter Quinn SDB 03/07/1960

1962

Rev Aidan Murray SDB 17/03/1962

1968

Rev Kevin Fox SJ 19/07/1968

1969

Rev Bob Styles SJ 19/07/1969

1970

Rev Dom Peter Bowe OSB 15/04/1970

1974

Rev Anthony Sultana SDB 20/07/1974

1975 - Golden Jubilee

Rev Desmond McGillicuddy MHM 21/06/1975

1976

Rev Norman Tanner SJ 17/07/1976

1977

Rev Dom Austin Gurr OSB 28/06/1977

1978

Rev Brendan Callaghan SJ 17/06/1978

1979

Rev Patrick Sherlock SDB 24/05/1979

Rev Thomas Williams SDB 08/07/1979

Rev Adrian Howell SJ 14/07/1979

1981

Rev Bernard Charles SJ 05/12/1981

1982

Rev Michael Hynes SDB 11/07/1982

1986

Rev Brian Oswald MHM 02/08/1986

1987

Rev Brendan Grady O. Carm. 19/07/1987

1988

Rev Thomas Kleinschmidt OMV 03/07/1988

Rev Andrew Mukulu MHM 15/08/1988

1991

Rev Dom Alban Hood OSB 21/12/1991

1996

Rev Peter Edwards Cong. Orat. 11/05/1996

Rev Liam Cummins MHM 23/06/1996

Rt Rev Dom Cuthbert Brogan OSB 06/07/1996

2002

Rev Dr Anthony Lobo SDB 25/08/2002

2005

Rev Raffaele Cossa FSCB 25/06/2005

2006

Rev Mario Toma FSCB 24/06/2006

Rev Joseph Dangaraj Balaswamy MHM 29/06/2006

2007

Rev Henry Nkop MSP 23/06/2007

2012

Rev Luca Speziale FSCB 23/06/2012

2014

Rev Dom Gabriel Wilson OSB 06/07/2014

Rev Godwin Swam Kambai OMV 13/12/2014

2016

Rev Jufel Quilaton Baldado OMV 10/12/2016

2018

Rev Seth Phipps FSSP 09/06/2018

2020

Rev Pietro Paiusco FSCB 27/06/2020

2023

Very Rev Dom Stanislaus Mycka OSB 30/06/2023

2024

Rev Matteo Pagani FSCB 22/06/2024

Anniversaries of Diaconate Ordination

Portsmouth Deacons

1984

Rev Bob Birtles

03/06/1984

Rev Michael Welch 17/06/1984

1990

Rev Stephen Short

29/06/1990

Rev Paul Pole-Baker 07/07/1990

1995

Rev Nick Reynolds 23/06/1995

1999

Rev Steven Bowler 12/06/1999

Rev Ian Tobin 12/06/1999

2000 - Silver Jubilee

Rev Steve Melhuish 01/07/2000

2002

Rev John Cumpsty

11/06/2002

Rev George Young 07/07/2002

2003

Rev Andrew Carter

15/06/2003

Rev Anthony Cairns 06/07/2003

Rev Barry Jennings 06/07/2003

Rev Paul Owen 06/07/2003

2004

Rev Antonio D'Mello 04/07/2004

Rev Andrew Philpott 04/07/2004

2006

Rev Paul Evans

18/06/2006

Rev John Foley 18/06/2006

Rev Michael Jackson 18/06/2006

Rev Michael Short 18/06/2006

2007

Rev Prof Stephen Morgan

24/06/2007

Rev Patrick O'Connell 24/06/2007

2008

Rev Roger Carr-Jones

15/06/2008

Rev Paul Page-Tickell 15/06/2008

2009

Rev Gerard Dailly

28/06/2009

Rev John Di Meo 28/06/2009

Rev Peter Silsbury 28/06/2009

2012

Rev Brendan Flaxman

2013

Rev Mark Leightley

22/06/2012

15/06/2013

Rev David Cahill 21/06/2013

Rev Christopher Walters 21/06/2013

Rev Peter Kelly 08/12/2013

2015

Rev Gary May 10/01/2015

2016

Rev Craig Aburn 02/07/2016

Rev Hugh Parry 02/07/2016

2017

Rev James Snyder 01/07/2017

2018

Rev Nicholas Le Cornu 14/06/2018

Rev Kim Cabatana 01/07/2018

Rev Gregory Cook 01/07/2018

Rev Tom Jose 01/07/2018

Rev Martin McElroy 01/07/2018

2019

Rev Anthony Darroch 21/07/2019

Rev Larry Murawski 21/07/2019

Rev Nicholas O'Neill 21/07/2019

2021

Rev Stephen Joseph 01/08/2021

Rev Stephen Opoku-Anokye 01/08/2021

2022

Rev Andrew Collins 17/07/2022

2023

Rev Tony Darlison 08/07/2023

2024

Rev Zacharias Parambi 27/07/2024

Rev Stephen Patterson 27/07/2024

Deacons from other Dioceses

2006

Rev Paul Wilson 04/02/2006

2008

Rev Aidan Lynch 28/06/2008

2009

Rev Peter McWilliam 17/07/2009

2013

Rev Benignus Ndubuisi 29/09/2013

Deacons of the Ordinariate

2022

Rev Dr Timothy Graham 17/07/2022

Deaneries and Pastoral Areas

Blessed Dominic Barberi Deanery, Central and East

Berkshire

Dean: Rev Canon David Hopgood

Pastoral Area

and Ascot Pastoral Area

Henley-on-Thames, Chapel of Christ the Redeemer ** Maidenhead, St Edmund Campion

Wargrave, Our Lady of Peace ** Windsor, St Edward 6 11

Wokingham, Corpus Christi 5:30 9; 11

Woodley, St John Bosco 6:30 10

Second

Blessed John Body Deanery, North Hampshire

Dean: Rev John Lee

Saint John Henry Newman Deanery, Central Hampshire

Dean: Rev Mark Hogan South Downs Pastoral Area

Alresford, St Gregory the Great

Alresford, St Margaret of Scotland **

St Mary's 5:30 9; 11

St Thomas More 9

St Peter's Church 5:30 8; 10:30 5:30 Winchester, St Stephen 9:15 LMass said in Other Language **As Announced

Saint Edmund Campion Deanery, Old Berkshire

Dean: Rev James McGrath

Pastoral Area

Abingdon, Our Lady and St Edmund of Abingdon

Boars Hill, St Thomas More

English Martyrs 9

Hendred, St Amand and St John the Baptist

Our Lady & St Bernadette

Douai

LMass said in Other Language

Saint John XXIII Deanery, West Solent

Dean: Rev David Adams

East Pastoral Area

Pastor: Rev Anthony Ikhenoba

2Second Sunday of the Month LMass said in Other Language

St Wilfrid Deanery, South East Hampshire

Dean: Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt Havant Pastoral Area

Pastor: Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt

Waterlooville, The Sacred Heart and St Peter the Apostle

10:30 6:30 LMass said in Other Language

Stella Maris Deanery, Southampton

Dean: Rev Canon Michael Dennehy

Central Pastoral Area

LMass said in Other Language

Saints Helier and Sampson Deanery, The Channel Islands

Bailiwick of Guernsey Pastoral Area Page No

Co-ordinating Pastor: Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge Alderney 66

Guernsey, Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey 87 Jersey Pastoral Area

Co-ordinating Pastor: Rev Canon Dominic Golding Jersey 82

and Chapels

Alderney, St Anne and St Mary Magdalen 6

Island of Sark, St Peter's Anglican Church **

St Brelade, Sacred Heart

St Brelade, St Bernadette 9:30; 11:30

St Clement, St Patrick 5:30

St Helier, St Mary and St Peter 9L

St Helier, St Thomas 6 8; 10 12; 6L

St Martin, Our Lady of the Annunciation and the Martyrs of Japan

St Peter, St Matthieu

St Peter Port, Notre Dame du Rosaire 6

St Peter Port, St Joseph & St Mary 8; 10:30

St Sampson, Our Lady Star of the Sea 6 9:15

LMass said in Other Language **As Announced

Saint Boniface Deanery, Isle of Wight

Dean: Rev Steven Restori

Isle of Wight Pastoral Area

Bembridge, St Michael 9 Cowes, St Thomas of Canterbury 9

East Cowes, St David 11 Newport, St Thomas of Canterbury 9:45 5 Ryde, Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary 6 11 Sandown, St Patrick 9 Shanklin, Sacred Heart 11 Totland, St Saviour 12

Ventnor, Our Lady and St Wiifrid 5

LMass said in Other Language

PARISHES

PORTSMOUTH CATHEDRAL (Portsmouth Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9200 8810 E: cathedral@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Bishop's House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

Website: www.portsmouthcatholiccathedral.org.uk

Priests: Rev Canon James McAuley (Dean), Rev Thomas Hiney

Deacons: Rev Ryan Browne, Rev Zacharias Parambi

Secretary: Lily Peach

Safeguarding: Roisin Gwyer

Organist: Catherine Christmas

Cathedral of St John the Evangelist

Location: Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 3HG

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm , 8am (Latin), 10am , 12noon , 6pm

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 12:15pm

Holy Days: 12:15pm , 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 11am-12noon, Sat 5pm-5:45pm

Adoration: Mon-Fri 10am-4pm

Rosary: Mon-Fri 12:45pm

Schools: St Edmund's Secondary School page 132

St John's Cathedral Primary School page 132

Pastoral Centre: Cathedral Discovery Centre

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Hospitality Group, Welcome Group, SVP, Musicians/Choir.

ABINGDON (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01235 520375 E: abingdon@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 1 Radley Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3PL

Website: www.ourladyandstedmund.org.uk

Priest: Rev James McGrath (Parish Priest)

Secretary: Lisa Paterson

Safeguarding: Anne Green

Our Lady and St Edmund of Abingdon

Location: 1 Radley Road, Abingdon OX14 3PL

Sunday Mass: 8:45am , 10:15am , 2pm (Polish), 6:30pm See parish newsletter

Weekdays: Mon 9am , Wed, Fri 7pm , Thu 9:30am , Sat 12noon See parish newsletter

Holy Days: 9am , 7pm See parish newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 11am-11:30am and by appointment

Adoration: Sat 11am-11:55am See parish newsletter

Benediction: Sat 11am-11:55am

Holy Hour: Sat 11am-11:55am

Rosary: Mon 8:30am-8:50am, Wed, Fri 6:30pm-6:50pm, Thu 9am-9:20am See parish newsletter

Schools: Our Lady's Abingdon page 135

St Edmund's Primary School page 132

Hospital: Abingdon Hospital page 118

General:

Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Bereavement Support, Catenians, SVP, RCIA, JTiF (Journeying Together in Faith), LiveSimply, Grandparents Association, Youth Groups, Catechetical Groups.

ALDERNEY (Bailiwick of Guernsey Pastoral Area)

T: 01481 822105

E: office@catholic.org.gg

Address: The Catholic Presbytery, Braye Road, St Anne's, Alderney GY9 3XJ

Priest: Rev Paul Dzwig (Priest in Charge)

Safeguarding: Angela Etheridge

St Anne and St Mary Magdalen

Location: Braye Road, St Anne's, Alderney GY9 3XJ

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10am, 5pm

Holy Days: 9:30am, 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-6pm

Adoration: As announced

Hospital: Mignot Hospital page 118

General: Groups active in the parish: Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group.

ALDERSHOT (Northeast Hampshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01252 320956

E: office@aldershot-catholics.uk

Address: St Joseph's Presbytery, Queens Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3JB

Website: www.aldershot-catholics.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/AldershotCatholics

Instagram: www.instagram.com/aldstcatholics

X (Twitter): @AldstCatholics

Priest: Rev Robert Stewart (Parish Priest)

St Joseph (30th January 1913, Consecrated 22nd September 1982)

Location: Queens Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3JB

Sunday Mass: 9am, 10:30am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 9:30am, Sat 12noon

Holy Days: See newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 11:15am-11:45am and by appointment

Holy Hour: Wed 7pm-8pm

St Mary

(Dedicated 25th March 1963)

Location: Belle Vue Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU12 4RX

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm

Weekdays: Mon, Wed 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 4:45pm-5:15pm

Schools: All Hallows Catholic School page 128 St Joseph's Primary Academy page 129

General: Groups active in the parish: Finance Committee, Rosary group, Keralan Community.

ALRESFORD

see St Peter & The Winchester Martyrs, page 98

ALTON (South Downs Pastoral Area)

T: 01420 82030

E: stmarysalton@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 59 Normandy Street, Alton, Hampshire GU34 1DN

Website: www.stmarysalton.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/@stmarysaltonhants

Priest: Rev Peter Hart (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Stephen Joseph

Secretary: Tracy Short

Safeguarding: Anne Bothwell

St Mary's

Location: 59 Normandy Street, Alton GU34 1DN

E-mail: office@stmarysalton.co.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm, 9am (St Lucy's Convent Chapel Medstead), 11am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed-Fri 9:30am

Holy Days: 9:30am, 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 4:50pm

Religious: Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer - Redemptorists page 113

Religious Teacher Fillippini page 111

Sisters of Our Lady of Providence page 112

Hospital: Alton Community Hospital page 118

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Ministers, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Alton Clothing Bank.

ANDOVER (Andover Pastoral Area)

T: 01264 352829

E: stjtb@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, Alexandra Road, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3AD

Website: www.catholic-andover.org.uk

Priest: Rev Dom Austin Gurr OSB (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Michael Short

Administrator: Teresa Lynam

St John the Baptist

Location: Alexandra Road, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3AD

E-mail: office@catholic-andover.org.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10:30am

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Fri 10am

Holy Days: 9:30am, 7pm As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-5:45pm (Or by appointment)

Adoration: 1st Fri 9:45am-10am (First Friday of the month), 1st Sat 5:45pm-6pm (First Saturday of the month)

St John Fisher Catholic Church

Location: Bell Street, Whitchurch, Hampshire RG26 7DD

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Thu 10am

Holy Days: Eve 7pm (The evening before the Holy Day) As announced

Reconciliation: Sun 8:40am-8:50am (Before Mass)

Schools: Farleigh Independent Preparatory School page 135 St John the Baptist Primary School page 130

Hospital: Andover War Memorial Hospital page 118

ASCOT see Windsor & Ascot, CHRIST THE KING page 106

BASINGSTOKE (Basingstoke Pastoral Area)

ST JOSEPH

T: 01256 323595

E: office@stjosephsbasingstoke.org.uk

Address: St Joseph's Presbytery, 171A St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6TY

Website: www.stjosephsbasingstoke.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/StJosephsRcChurchBasingstoke/

Priests: Rev Paul Leonard (Priest in Charge), Rev Benoy Ambazhathinal Kurian (In residence)

Deacon: Rev Patrick O'Connell (retired)

Secretary: Nikki Pink

Finance Admin: Patricia Parker

Safeguarding: Jan Hughes

St Joseph

Location: 171A St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6TY

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am, 11am

Weekdays: Mon-Fri 9:15am

Holy Days: Eve 7:30pm, 9:15am

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-5:30pm

Adoration: Tue, Thu 8:15am

Holy Hour: 1st Sat 4pm-5pm

Rosary: Mon Wed & Fri at 10am

Schools: Bishop Challoner Secondary School page 130 St Anne's Primary School page 128

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Bereavement Support Group, Catenians, KSC, SVP, CAFOD & RCIA

BASINGSTOKE (Basingstoke Pastoral Area)

HOLY GHOST

T: 01256 465214 E: office@stbedesbasingstoke.org.uk

Address: St Bede's Church, Popley Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9DX

Website: www.stbedesbasingstoke.org.uk

Priests: Rev John Lee (Parish Priest), Rev Paul Nwune (Assistant Priest)

Deacon: Rev Anthony Darroch

Secretary: Elizabeth Murphy

Treasurer: Faye Lyons

Safeguarding: Maria Mahdavi (St Bede's), Vinod Rosari (Holy Ghost) Holy Ghost

Location: Sherborne Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG21 5TD

Weekdays: Masses by arrangement

St Bede

Location: Popley Way, Basingstoke RG24 9DX

Sunday Mass: 9am, 11am, 2nd Sun 2:30pm (Syro-Malabar Rite, Syro Malabar Masses, 1st and 3rd Sunday of the Month), 6pm

Weekdays: Mon 12noon, Tue-Fri 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 10am-10:45am

Adoration: Mon-Fri 8:45am-9:30am

School: St Bede's Primary School page 130 Hospitals: North West Hampshire Hospital page 118 The Hampshire Clinic page 118

General: Groups active in the parish: Core Group, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Liturgy Group Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Eucharistic Ministers, Readers, Rosary Group, Welcome Group, Kneeler Group, Hospitality Group, Bereavement Support Group, Catenians, KSC, SVP.

BISHOPS WALTHAM see St Swithun Wells, page 99

see Southampton, CHRIST THE KING AND ST COLMAN page 94

BORDON (South Downs Pastoral Area)

T: 01420 472415

E: jchandler@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Sacred Heart Presbytery, High Street, Bordon GU35 0AU

Website: www.sacredheartbordon.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/CatholicBordon

Priest: Rev John Chandler (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Kim Cabatana

The Sacred Heart

Location: High Street, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 0AU

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm (Vigil), 10am

Weekdays: Mon 10am, Tue 7pm, Wed 7:30am, Fri 12noon

Holy Days: Eve 7pm (Vigil), 10am

Reconciliation: Sun, Mon, Wed 9:30am-10am, Tue 6pm-7pm, Fri 11am-12noon, Sat 5pm-6pm

Adoration: Tue 6pm-7pm, Fri 10am-12noon, Sat 5pm-6pm

Benediction: Sat 5:45pm

Rosary: Wed 10:45am

Hospital: Chase Community Hospital page 119

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Bereavement Support Group.

BOURNEMOUTH (Bournemouth South Pastoral Area)

CORPUS CHRISTI

T: 01202 425286

E: office@corpuschristiboscombe.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 18 St James' Square, Bournemouth, Dorset BH5 2BX

Website: www.corpuschristiboscombe.org.uk

Priest: Rev Mgr John Nelson (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Gregory Cook

Administrator: Sandra Cook

Finance Officer: Georgie Lockyer

Safeguarding: Jackie Large

Corpus Christi

Location: 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH7 6AN

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10am, 5pm

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Thu-Sat 10am, Wed 9am

Holy Days: 10am, 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11:30am, Sat 5:30pm-5:50pm

Adoration: Mon, Thu 10:30am-11am

School: Corpus Christi Primary School page 129

Religious: Jesuits page 114

Hospital: Kings Park Hospital page 119

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Finance Committee, Live streaming of Liturgies, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Catenians, KSC, SVP, Ignatian Spirituality Prayer Group.

BOURNEMOUTH (Bournemouth West Pastoral Area)

SACRED HEART

(Cong. Orat. - Congregation of the Oratory)

T: 01202 411140 E: sacredheart@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Oratory House, 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ

Website: www.bournemouthoratory.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/bmouthoratory

Priests: Rev Peter Edwards Cong Orat (Parish Priest), Rev Francisco Hintikka Cong Orat

Deacon: Rev Roger Carr-Jones

Brother: Br Edmund Roffey Cong Orat

Admin Manager: Peter Murdock-Saint

Catholic Shop Mgr: Ann Cowan

Café Neri Manager: Jordan Dibben

Sacred Heart

Location: 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm , 8am , 10:30am (Solemn Mass)

Weekdays: Mon, Wed, Fri 7:30am , Mon-Sat 12:15pm , 1st Fri 6pm (Latin)

Holy Days: Eve 6pm (Latin), 7:30am , 12:15pm , 7pm (Solemn)

Reconciliation: Wed 11am-12noon, Sat 11am-12noon (and 20 mins before every Mass)

Adoration: Wed, Sat 11am-12noon

Benediction: Sun 6pm-6:30pm (Latin)

Holy Hour: Wed, Sat 11am-12noon

Rosary: Mon-Sat 12:45pm , Wed 6:45pm (Town Hall Cenotaph)

General: Church open daily 6.30am - 6.30pm (weekends 7.30am-6pm). The Oratory is the Catholic Chaplaincy for the two local Universities, and language schools. We host the Exhibition of Worldwide Eucharistic Miracles. Café Neri, open Mon-Sat 10am-4pm in the Oratory Undercroft.

Religious: Congregation of the Oratory page 113

General: Groups active in the Parish: Altar Servers, Bell-ringing, Bereavement support, Bible study, Book Club, Brothers of the Secular Oratory, Cafe Neri, Cath. Soc. University Chaplaincy, Catechists, Catenians, Church Cleaners, Collection Counters, Eucharistic Adorers, Evangelization Team, Finance & Fabric Committee, Flower Arrangers, Hospitality Team, Mass Readers, Mothers Prayers, Musicians/Choir, Oratory Media Group (OMG), Pilgrimage group, RCIA, Rosary groups, Sacristy Sewing Circle, SPUC (Pro-LIfe), SVP (S Vincent de Paul Society), Undercroft Volunteers, Women's Oratory, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous.

BOURNEMOUTH (Bournemouth East Pastoral Area)

THE ANNUNCIATION AND ST EDMUND CAMPION T: 01202 513369 E: charminster@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 218 Charminster Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9RW

Website: www.annunciation-stedmundcampion.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/The Catholic Parish of the Annunciation & St. Edmund Campion

Priests: Rev Anthony Ikhenoba (Parish Priest), Rev Wlodzimierz Pajak SChr (resident at St Edmund Campion, Bournemouth)

Deacon: Rev Barry Jennings

Administrator: Karen Gilbert

Safeguarding: Kathleen Flynn

The Annunciation

Location: 218 Charminster Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9RW

Sunday Mass: 9am (Polish), 11am, 6:30pm

Holy Days: Eve 7pm

Reconciliation: On request

Adoration: Tue 6pm-7pm, Thu 6pm-7pm (Polish)

St Edmund Campion

Location: 481 Castle Lane West, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9TN

Sunday Mass: 2nd Sat 5pm (Philipino), 9am, 7pm (Polish)

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: On request

School: St Walburga's Primary School page 130

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Catenians.

BRACKNELL (South Berkshire Pastoral Area)

ST JOSEPH AND ST MARGARET CLITHEROW

T: 01344 425729

E: office@bracknellcatholicchurch.org

Address: St Joseph's Presbytery, 39 Braccan Walk, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HA

Website: www.bracknellcatholicchurch.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sjsmcbracknell

Priest: Rev Daniel McAvoy (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Aidan Lynch

Parish Admins: Francis Barton, Donna Mody

Safeguarding: Sarah Birch, Marion McGuire, Paula Read

St Joseph & St Margaret Clitherow

Location: 39 Braccan Walk, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HA

E-mail: office@bracknellcatholicchurch.org

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 8:30am, 10:30am

Weekdays: As announced in the newsletter and on the parish website

Holy Days: As announced in the newsletter and on the parish website

Reconciliation: Saturday at 11am and by appointment

Adoration: Friday at 11am

Schools:

St Joseph's Primary School page 130

St Margaret Clitherow Primary School page 129

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choirs, Prayer Group, Welcomers, Hospitality, Healing Ministry, Bereavement Support, SVP, Senior Leadership Team, Children's Liturgy, Mothers Prayers, Pastoral Visits, Holy Communion for Sick/Housebound

BROCKENHURST (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01590 676696 E: office@lymbrockmil.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 132 High Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9AQ

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Priests: Rev David Adams (Parish Priest), Rev David Quarmby (retired)

Parish Secretary: Lisa Thurston (Based at Lymington office, Tue only)

Administrator: Linda Guilding

Safeguarding: Henrietta Reynolds

Health & Safety: Linda Guilding

St Anne

Location: Rhinefield Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire SO42 7SR

Sunday Mass: 6pm

Weekdays: Thu 10am

Reconciliation: See newsletter

General: See Parish Newsletter for details of other services and activities

Religious: Dominican Sisters of St Joseph page 110

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary, Welcome Group, Catenians, SVP.

BUCKLAND AND FARINGDON (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01367 358895

E: office.buck@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 1 Coxwell Road, Faringdon, Oxfordshire SN7 7EB

Website: www.blessedhugh.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Blessed Hugh Catholic Church - Faringdon, Oxfordshire

Priest: Rev Claro Conde (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Mary Hughes

Blessed Hugh Faringdon

Location: Marlborough Street, Faringdon, Oxfordshire SN7 7JE

Sunday Mass: 10am

Holy Hour: Fri 11:30am-12:30pm

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Evangelisation Team, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Healing Ministry Group, Bereavement Support Group.

CHANDLERS FORD

see St Swithun Wells, page 99

CHRISTCHURCH (Bournemouth East Pastoral Area)

Address: The Presbytery, 67 Purewell, Christchurch BH23 1EH

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/icsj

Facebook: www.facebook.com/AvonStour/

Priest: Rev Paul Obada (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Wendy Wadsworth

Finance Officer: Ursula Cook

Immaculate Conception and St Joseph

Location: 67 Purewell, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 1EH

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm, 9am

Weekdays: Tue 6:30pm, Wed 10am

Holy Days: 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 4pm-4:45pm

T: 01202 483340

E: office@icsj.org.uk

Adoration: Tue 9:30am-10:30am, Wed 9:30am-10am, Wed 6:30pm-7:30pm

Rosary: Mon 11am-12noon, Tue 6pm-6:30pm

General: Office open Wed-Fri. 8:30am-4:30pm

School: St Joseph's Primary School page 129

Hospital: Christchurch Hospital page 119

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Catenians, Bereavement Support Group, Social Committee, Youth Club, Welcome to Worship, Children's Liturgy, Welcome and Hospitality Team, Lunch Club, Grandparents Group, Open Door, Becky's Community Cafe, RCIA, Pastoral area planning team, Bric a brac shop, Parish centre for hire, men's prayer group, belongs to Christchurch Fellowship of Churches, repository, refreshments after Sun Mass, Foodbank 07587 371088, Defibrillator on site.

CHURCH CROOKHAM

see Fleet and Church Crookham, page 77

COWES (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 292739

E: jredversharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 22 Terminus Road, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7TJ

Priest: Rev Jonathan Redvers Harris (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Peter Ricks

St Thomas of Canterbury

Location: Terminus Road, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7TJ

Sunday Mass: 9am, 5:30pm (Ordinariate usually)

Weekdays: Mon 10am, Tue, Fri 12noon, Wed 6pm, Thu 12noon (Latin)

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Thu 11:17am-11:47am

Adoration: Thu, Fri 11:15am-11:50am

Rosary: 1st Wed 3pm-3:30pm (with Adoration)

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Rosary Group.

CROWTHORNE AND SANDHURST (South Berkshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01252 876820

E: crowsand@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Priest's House, 63-67 Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, Berkshire GU47 9BS

Website: www.crowsand.co.uk

Priest: Rev Marcus Brisley (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Elizabeth Ramos

Safeguarding: Sandra Owoso, Gerry Picozzi

The Immaculate Conception

Location: 63-67 Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, Berkshire GU47 9BS

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am

Holy Days: Eve 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5:15pm-5:45pm Or by appointment

Rosary: Fri 10:05am-10:30am

Holy Ghost

Location: 51 New Wokingham Road, Crowthorne, Berkshire RG45 6JG

Sunday Mass: 11am

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: Sun 11am (After Mass), Sat 10:30am

School: Our Lady's Independent Preparatory School page 135 Hospital: Broadmoor Hospital page 119

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Rosary Group, Christian Meditation Group, Sporting Memories

DIDCOT (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01235 812338

E: didcot@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: English Martyrs Church, 15 Manor Crescent, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AJ

Website: www.didcotandwallingfordcatholicchurches.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/shorturl.at/amzT4

Priest: Rev Dominic Adeiza (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Ada Chim

Parish Bookkeeper: Helen Cooper

Safeguarding: Stefania Harford

English Martyrs

Location: 15 Manor Crescent, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AJ

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Wed 9:33am, Wed 6pm As announced

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10am

Adoration: Sat 5:50pm (before every weekend day Mass)

Rosary: Sat 10:15am

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, SVP. Finance Committee, Children's Liturgy, Men's Group

DOUAI ABBEY

see Woolhampton, page 107

EARLEY (Reading Pastoral Area)

T: 0118 966 3711

E: earley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 338 Wokingham Road, Earley, Reading, Berkshire RG6 7DA

Website: www.olop.org.uk

Priest: Rev Stanislaw Gibzinski (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Rachel Alexander

Our Lady of Peace and Blessed Dominic Barberi

Location: Wokingham Road, Earley, Reading, Berkshire RG6 7DA

Sunday Mass: 8:30am, 11am, 5pm

Weekdays: Mon 6:30pm (Latin, Novus Ordo), Tue, Wed 8am, Wed 6:30am (During Lent and Advent), Fri 6:30pm, 1st Sat 12noon (1st Sat devotion to our Lady) Please refer to newsletter

Holy Days: Please refer to newsletter

Reconciliation: Sun 8am (Before Sunday & Weekday Mass), Mon 6pm-6:30pm, Fri 5pm-6pm As announced

Adoration: Mon 6pm-6:30pm, Fri 11am-6pm, 1st Sat 10am-12noon (1st Sat devotion to Our Lady)

Holy Hour: 2nd Sun 2:30pm-3:30pm (Divine Mercy Holy Hour)

Rosary: Sun 8am-8:20am, Sun 10:30am-10:50am, Mon 6pm-6:25pm (in Latin), Wed 4pm-4:30pm, Fri 6pm-6:25pm

General: Groups active in the parish: Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group.

EAST COWES (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 292739

E: jredversharris@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 22 Terminus Road, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7TJ

Priest: Rev Jonathan Redvers Harris (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Liz Hopkins

St David

Location: Connaught Road, East Cowes, Isle of Wight PO32 6DP

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Wed 9:45am

Adoration: Wed 9:15am-9:40am

School: Holy Cross Primary School page 131

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Associates of the Sisters of Christ.

EAST HENDRED (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01235 835038

E: office@hendredcatholicparish.org.uk

Address: St Mary's Catholic Church, St Mary's Road, East Hendred, Oxfordshire OX12 8LF

Website: www.hendredcatholicparish.org.uk

Priest: Rev Matthew Topham (Priest in Charge)

Administrator: Maria Lluisa Jarne

Safeguarding: Libby Holderness

St Mary

Location: St Mary's Road, East Hendred, Oxfordshire OX12 8LF

Sunday Mass: 9:30am , 6pm

Weekdays: Tue, Wed 9am , Thu 9am (St Amand's School attends), Sat 9am As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 10am-11am, Sat 5pm-6pm

Adoration: Sat 10am-11am , Sat 5pm-6pm As announced

St Patrick

Location: Old Stanmore Road, East Ilsley, Newbury, Berkshire RG20 7LU

Sunday Mass: 11:15am

St Amand and St John the Baptist

Location: Hendred House, High Street, East Hendred, Oxfordshire OX12 8JZ

Weekdays: Fri 8:30am

Adoration: Fri 4pm-5pm (Adoration)

Chapel of the Blessed Virgin

Location: Milton Manor House, High Street, Milton, Oxfordshire OX14 4EN

Sunday Mass: Not open for worship

School: St Amand's Primary School page 132

EASTLEIGH

see St Swithun Wells, page 99

EMSWORTH see Havant, page 79

FAREHAM & PORTCHESTER (Solent Pastoral Area)

SACRED HEART

T: 01329 318869 E: farehamportchester@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 43 Portland Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 0NQ

Website: www.catholicchurchfareham.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Catholics - Fareham & Portchester

Priest: Rev Canon John Cooke (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Larry Murawski

Secretary: Pauline McNamara

Safeguarding: Stephanie Campbell

Sacred Heart

Location: 42-43 Portland Street, Fareham, Hampshire PO16 0NQ

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu, Fri 10am

Holy Days: As announced (see website)

Reconciliation: Thu 10:30am (After Mass), 1st Sat 10am-11am, Sat 5pm-6pm (Before Mass (except 1st Sat of the Month))

Adoration: Tue 10:30am-12noon

Holy Hour: Thu 7pm-8pm (Holy Hour for Vocations)

St Philip Howard

Location: Bishopsfield Road, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 1ND

Sunday Mass: 11am , 6pm

Weekdays: Wed 10am

Holy Days: As announced (see website)

School: St Jude's Primary School page 130

Religious: Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels page 111

Pastoral Centre: Park Place Pastoral Centre

FARINGDON

see Buckland and Faringdon, page 72

FARNBOROUGH (Northeast Hampshire Pastoral Area)

OUR LADY AND ST DOMINIC (SDB - Salesians)

T: 01252 546897 E: olsd@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 71 High View Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7PT

Website: www.olsd.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/OLSDCC

Priest: Rev Dr Anthony Lobo SDB (resident at St John Bosco House, Farnborough, Priest in Charge)

Deacons: Rev Paul Evans, Rev Peter McWilliam (retired), Rev Paul Pole-Baker (retired)

Administrator: Dawn Barhan

Safeguarding: Jacqulin Hubert, Marijan Hubert

Our Lady and St Dominic

Location: High View Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7PT

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm, 9am, 10:30am

Weekdays: Tue-Fri 9:30am

Holy Days: Eve 7:30pm, 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 4:15pm-5:15pm

Benediction: Fri 10am-10:30am

Holy Hour: Thu 7pm-8pm

Schools: Farnborough Hill Senior School page 135

St Bernadette's Primary School page 130

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Catenians, KSC, Harvesters and Oasis.

FARNBOROUGH (Northeast Hampshire Pastoral Area)

OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS (SDB - Salesians)

T: 01252 545364 E: olhc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 1A Sherborne Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6JS

Website: www.olhcfarnborough.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/olhcfarnborough

Priest: Rev Michael Hynes SDB (resident at St John Bosco House, Farnborough, Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Paul Page-Tickell

Safeguarding: Maria Lumena Walles

Our Lady Help of Christians

Location: Queens Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6JS

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm, 9:30am

Weekdays: Mon-Fri 9:30am, Sat 10am

Holy Days: 9:30am, As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11am

Adoration: Thu 7:30pm-8:30pm

Schools: Salesian College page 135 St Patrick's Primary School page 131

Religious: Salesians page 114

General: Groups active in the parish: SVP, CWL.

FLEET AND CHURCH CROOKHAM (Northeast Hampshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01252 616963

E: office@htaol.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 2 Connaught Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 3RA

Website: www.htaol.org.uk

Priest: Rev Johnpromise Umeozuru (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev James Snyder

Parish Admin: Jacqueline Bradley Green

Bookeeper: Kim Hasty

Safeguarding: Brian McDermid, Penny Romaya

Office Hours: 10am-3pm

Our Lady

Location: Kings Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 3ST

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Wed, Fri, Sat 9:30am

Holy Days: 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 10am

Holy Hour: Wed, Fri, Sat 8am-9:20am

Rosary: Before Mass

The Holy Trinity

Location: Bowenhurst Road, Church Crookham, Hampshire GU52 8JU

Tel: 01252 974664

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm

Holy Hour: Tue, Thu 8am-9:20am

Rosary: Before Mass

Hospital: Fleet and District Hospital page 120

FORDINGBRIDGE (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01425 653131

E: shandolos@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Joint Parish Office, 15 Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1EG

Website: avonstour.co.uk/parishes/fordingbridge

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ringwood &Fordingbridge Catholic Community

Priest: Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Melissa Hildreth

Safeguarding: Helen Thomas

Our Lady of Sorrows & St Philip Benizi

Location: 15 Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1EG

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/fordingbridge

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 10am

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm

Adoration: 1st Tue 10:30am As announced

Hospital: Fordingbridge Hospital page 120

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Evangelisation Team, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Joint Finance and Property Committee with Ringwood.

GOSPORT (Solent Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9258 0119

E: office@stmarysgosport.org.uk

Address: Maryhouse, 32 High Street, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1DF

Facebook: www.facebook.com/catholicchurchingosport/

Priest: Rev Matthew King (Priest in Charge)

Deacon: Rev John Cumpsty

Parish Secretary: Clarinda Alvarez Mansfield

Caretaker: Peter Dickens (St Mary's Church and Hall Caretaker) St Mary

Location: 32 High Street, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 1DF

Website: www.stmarysgosport.org.uk

Sunday Mass: 8am, 11:15am

Weekdays: Tue, Fri 12noon, Wed 7pm

Holy Days: 12noon, 7pm

Reconciliation: Wed 6:15pm-6:45pm, Sat 12noon-1pm

Adoration: Fri 10am-12noon

Benediction: Fri 11:50am-12noon

Holy Hour: Fri 10am-12noon St Columba

Location: 23 Fisher Road, Gosport, Hampshire PO13 0JJ

General: Services at St Mary

School: St Mary's Primary School page 130

Hospital: Gosport War Memorial Hospital page 120

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Eucharistic Adoration, Children's Liturgy, Pro-life, EMHC, FHC, RCIC

GRAYSHOTT (South Downs Pastoral Area)

T: 01428 605358 E: schinery@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Harvey House, Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DP

Website: grayshottcatholic.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrayshottCatholic X (Twitter): @GrayshottRC

Priest: Rev Simon Chinery (Parish Priest)

Deacons: Rev Andrew Carter (based at Harvey House, Hampshire), Rev Dr Timothy Graham St Joseph

Location: Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DP

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Mon, Fri 10am, Wed 7pm

Holy Days: 7pm (Check website before travelling)

Reconciliation: Wed 6pm-6:50pm, and on request

Adoration: Wed 6:15pm-6:50pm

GUERNSEY

see Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey, page 87

HARTLEY WINTNEY

see Yateley and Hartley Wintney, page 108

HAVANT (Havant Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9248 4520

E: havant@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Joseph Presbytery, 134 West Street, Havant, Hampshire PO9 1LP

Website: www.rchavant.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/St Joseph's Church Havant

Priest: Rev Józef Gruszkiewicz (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Vicky McGuigan (office@rchavant.com)

Safeguarding: Richard Jarczyk (safeguarding@rchavant.com)

Parish Hall: Vicky McGuigan - hall@rchavant.com

St Joseph

Location: West Street, Havant, Hampshire PO9 1LP

E-mail: office@rchavant.com

Sunday Mass: 11am, 1pm (Polish)

Weekdays: Wed, Fri 10am

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: Fri 10:30am-11:30am (during Adoration)

Adoration: Fri 6pm-7:55pm

Benediction: 1st Fri 10am Devotions in English, Fri 6pm (Adoration), 1st Fri 7pm-7:30pm (Polish, 1st Fri 7pm Devotions in Polish)

Rosary: 3rd Thu 3pm

St Thomas of Canterbury and St Thomas More

Location: 24 New Brighton Road, Emsworth, Hampshire PO10 7QP

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Thu 10am, Sat 5pm

Reconciliation: Thu 10:30am-11am (After 10am Mass)

School: St Thomas More's Primary School page 131

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Welcome Group.

HAYLING ISLAND (Havant Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9246 3854

E: haylingisland@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, Manor Road, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QU

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/hayling Facebook: www.facebook.com/stpatrickshaylingisland

Priest: Rev Mark Whiting (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: safeguarding.hayi@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Office: haylingisland@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Pastoral Care: Fr Mark 07584 661318

St Patrick

Location: Manor Road, Hayling Island, Hampshire PO11 0QU

Sunday Mass: 10:30am

Weekdays: Wed-Fri 10:30am Please check newsletter/website

Holy Days: Please check newsletter/website

Reconciliation: Sun 9:30am or by appointment with the Priest

Adoration: Half an hour before each Mass

Benediction: As Announced

Rosary: Tue 10am-10:30am

Hall Bookings: Denzil 07791 776148

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Rosary Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, CWL, Catenians, Alpha.

HEDGE END (Southampton East Pastoral Area)

T: 023 8044 9088

E: ckscolasb@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Served from (and correspondence to) Christ the King and St Colman, Southampton page 94

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/hedge-end

Priest: Rev Elijah Nde (Parish Priest)

Admin Worker: Catherine Bassom

Our Lady of the Assumption

Location: 3 Freegrounds Road, Hedge End, Hampshire SO30 0HG

Sunday Mass: 9:15am

Weekdays: Tue, Fri 10am

Holy Days: Eve 7pm

St Brigid

Location: Woodlea Gardens, West End, Hampshire SO30 3GA

Website: www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/st-brigid

Sunday Mass: 5:30pm

Weekdays: Wed 10am

Holy Days: 10am

Hospital: Moorgreen Hospital page 122

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group.

HIGHCLIFFE (Bournemouth East Pastoral Area)

T: 01425 274838

E: holyredeemer@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 13 Kilmington Way, Highcliffe, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 5BL

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk

Priest: Rev Paul Obada (resident at The Presbytery, Christchurch, Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Amanda Pillinger

Holy Redeemer

Location: 13 Kilmington Way, Highcliffe, Dorset BH23 5BL

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Thu, Fri 10am

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: Thu 10:30am

Adoration: Mon 10am-2pm

Rosary: Fri 9:45am-10am

General: Church open for private prayer Daily 10am-2pm

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Fabric & Finance Committee, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Sick Visiting Team, Catholic Grandparents Association, Faith Matters, Social Group, Welcome Team, Bible Study Group, Catenians.

HINKSEY (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area)

T: 01865 247986 E: office@hinkseyparish.org

Address: Holy Rood Lodge, Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 4LD Website: www.hinkseyparish.org

Priests: Rev Daniel Lloyd (Parish Priest), Rev Michael Ward (In residence)

Administrators: Maria Brown, Bea La O'

Safeguarding: Stella O'Gara

Our Lady of the Rosary

Location: Yarnells Hill, Botley, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX2 9BD

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9:15am

Weekdays: As announced

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 6pm-6:20pm

Adoration: Tue 8pm-9pm

Holy Rood

Location: Folly Bridge, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 4LD

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm (Ordinariate Mass), Sat 7:30pm (Portuguese), 11:15am , 5pm (Latin)

Weekdays: Mon-Wed, Sat 9am , Thu 9am (Ordinariate), Fri 9am (Latin)

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 9:30am-12:30pm (Monday to Friday, 9.30am and 5.10pm)

Adoration: Sat 9:30am-11:30am As announced

Rosary: Sat 9:30am

General: Weekdays: Morning Prayer 8.30am, Evening Prayer 5.00pm

St Thomas More

Location: Grace Dieu, Fox Lane Hill, Boars Hill, Oxfordshire OX1 5DN

Weekdays: As announced

Religious: Discalced Carmelites page 113

General:

HOOK (Basingstoke Pastoral Area)

T: 01256 577007

E: office@sacredhearthook.org

Address: The Priest's House, Sacred Heart Church, London Road, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9LA

Website: www.sacredhearthook.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sacredhearthook

Priest: Rev John Chadwick (Priest in Charge)

Administrator: Jan Hughes

Safeguarding: Maggie Wood

Sacred Heart

Location: Sacred Heart, London Road, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9LA

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10am

Religious: Dominican Sisters of Malta page 110

Hospital: Odiham Cottage Hospital page 120

General:

Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, UCM, Bereavement Support Group, Hospitality Group, Welcome Group, Rosary Group, Eucharistic Adoration, Evangelisation Team, Catenians, KSC.

HORNDEAN (Havant Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9259 3010

E: office@stedmundhorndean.org.uk

Served from (and correspondence to) Waterlooville page 104

Website: www.stedmundhorndean.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/@StEdmundsHorndean

Priests: Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt (resident at The Presbytery, Waterlooville, Parish Priest), Rev James Lewis

Secretary: Yvonne Hands (accounts@waterlooville-catholic.org.uk)

Safeguarding: Michael White

St Edmund

Location: Napier Road, Horndean, Hampshire PO8 9LR

Sunday Mass: 9:30am

Weekdays: Tue 7pm, Thu, Sat 10am

Holy Days: Please check the newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am

Adoration: Tue 6:30pm, Thu, Sat 9:30am

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Hospitality Group, Healing Ministry group. See Parish newsletter

IFORD (Bournemouth South Pastoral Area)

T: 01202 485588

E: stmiford@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Thomas More Presbytery, 42 Exton Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 5QG

Website: st.thomasmorechurch.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/stmiford

Priest: Rev Darryl Jordan (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Nadia Cassettai, Neil Dawson (safeguarding.boust@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

St Thomas More

Location: 42 Exton Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 5QG

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9:30am, 11am (Ordinariate), 12:30pm (Latin)

Weekdays: Wed 9:30am (Ordinariate), Fri 9:30am

Holy Days: 9:30am (Ordinariate), 5pm (Latin), 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm

General: Councils/Committees: Pastoral, Fabric & Finance, Organisations hosted: Association of Mary Help of Christians (Bournemouth ADMA), Latin Mass Society (Bournemouth LMS),Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham (Bournemouth OLW), Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (Bournemouth SPUC).

JERSEY (Jersey Pastoral Area)

T: 01534 720235

E: office@catholicchurch.org.je

Address: Main Parish Office, 17 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

Website: www.catholicchurch.org.je

Facebook: www.facebook.com/catholicchurchinjersey

Priests: Rev Canon Dominic Golding (Parish Priest and Dean), Rev Ambrose Chou, Rev Jacek Malecki

Deacons: Rev David Cahill, Rev Brendan Flaxman, Rev Nicholas Le Cornu, Rev Christopher Walters

Parish Secretary: Julia Le Cornu

Facilities Mgr: Andrew Downey

Safeguarding: Linda Wiseman

Our Lady of the Annunciation and the Martyrs of Japan

Location: La Grande Route de St Martin, St Martin, Jersey JE3 6JR

Weekdays: Tue 9:30am

Sacred Heart

Location: La Neuve Route, St Brelade, Jersey JE3 8BS

Weekdays: Wed 9:30am

St Bernadette

Location: La Route des Quennevais, St Brelade, Jersey JE3 8LJ

Sunday Mass: 9:30am, 11:30am

St Mary and St Peter

Location: Wellington Road, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4LE

Sunday Mass: 9am (Polish)

St Matthieu

Location: Coin Varin, St Peter, Jersey JE3 7EW

Weekdays: Fri 9:30am

St Patrick

Location: La Grande Route Des St Clements, St Clement, Jersey JE2 6QN

Sunday Mass: 5:30pm

Weekdays: Thu 9:30am

St Thomas

Location: 17-19 Val Plaisant, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4TA

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 8am, 10am, 12noon, 6pm (Polish)

Weekdays: Tue-Fri 6:30pm, Sat 12:15pm

Reconciliation: Sat 11am-11:45am, Sat 5pm-5:45pm

Adoration: Fri 1:30pm-2:30pm

Schools: Beaulieu Convent School page 134

De La Salle College page 134

FCJ Primary School page 135

Religious: Comunidade Cristo de Betania page 110

Hospitals: Jersey General Hospital page 121

Jersey Hospice Care page 121

St Saviour's Hospital page 123

Prison: HMP La Moye page 125

General: Groups active in the parish: Bereavement Support Group, Catenians. CWL, KSC, SVP, Musicians/Choir, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Pastoral Council, Prayer Group, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Toddler Group, RCIA and Marriage Preparation.

LEE-ON-THE-SOLENT

see Stubbington and Lee-on-the-Solent, page 100

LEIGH PARK (Havant Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9248 4323 E: office@stmichaelsleighpark.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 83 Bramdean Drive, Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire PO9 4RR

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/leigh-park

Priest: Rev Canon Gerard Flynn (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Nicholas O'Neill

Secretary: Ellen McCarthy

Safeguarding: Julia Corps

St Michael and All Angels

Location: 437 Dunsbury Way, Leigh Park, Havant, Hampshire PO9 5BD

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm , 10am As announced

Weekdays: Please check newsletter on the website

Holy Days: Please check newsletter on the website

Reconciliation: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available during the half hour before Mass

Adoration: Wed 10:30am-11:30am

General: Groups active in the parish: Alpha, Senior Leadership/Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration

LIPHOOK (South Downs Pastoral Area)

T: 01428 605358 E: schinery@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Harvey House, Headley Road, Grayshott, Hampshire GU26 6DT

Website: liphookcatholic.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrayshottCatholic

X (Twitter): @GrayshottRC

Priest: Rev Simon Chinery (Parish Priest)

Deacons: Rev Andrew Carter, Rev Dr Timothy Graham (based at Harvey House, Grayshott)

The Immaculate Conception

Location: 108 Headley Road, Liphook, Hampshire GU30 7PT

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 10am

Holy Days: 10am (Check website before travelling)

Reconciliation: Tue 10:30am-11am, and on request

Adoration: Tue 10:30am-11am

LISS

see Petersfield, page 88

LYMINGTON (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01590 676696

E: office@lymbrockmil.org.uk

Address: Parish Office & Presbytery, 132 High Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9AQ

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Priest: Rev David Adams (Parish Priest)

Secretary: Lisa Thurston

Administration: Linda Guilding

Safeguarding: Wanda FOJT

Health & Safety: Linda Guilding

Our Lady of Mercy and St Joseph

Location: 132 High Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9AQ

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10:30am

Weekdays: Tue 10am

Reconciliation: By appointment

General: See the Parish Newsletter for details of other Services and activities

School: Our Lady & St Joseph Primary School page 130

Hospitals: Lymington New Forest Hospital page 121 Oakhaven Hospice page 121

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Finance Committee, Welcome Group, CWL, Catenians, SVP.

LYNDHURST (New Forest Pastoral Area) T: 023 8086 2270

E: office@totlyn.org.uk

Address: Our Lady of the Assumption and St Edward the Confessor, 14 Empress Road, Lyndhurst, Hampshire SO43 7AE

Website: nfwp.org.uk

Priest: Rev Canon Simon Treloar (Priest in Charge)

Deacon: Rev Stephen Short

Our Lady of the Assumption and St Edward the Confessor

Location: 14 Empress Road, Lyndhurst, Hampshire SO43 7AE

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Thu 10am

Holy Days: See parish newsletter

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Pastoral Council, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Catenians, KSC, Foodbank.

MAIDENHEAD (Maidenhead Pastoral Area)

ST EDMUND CAMPION

T: 01628 628274

E: office@stedmundcampion.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 40a Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 4PY

Website: www.st-edmundcampion-mh.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/st edmund campion church maidenhead

Priests: Rev Liam Cummins MHM (resident at St Joseph's Presbytery, Maidenhead, Parish Priest), Rev Ephraim Odhiambo MHM (resident at St Joseph's Presbytery, Maidenhead)

Administrator: Ruth McCartney

Safeguarding: Patricia Opalko

St Edmund Campion

Location: 40a Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 4PY

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:15pm, 9:30am, 11:15am

Weekdays: Mon-Thu 9:30am, Fri 10am, 1st Fri 7pm (Healing Mass)

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-6pm (or by appointment)

School: St Edmund Campion Primary School page 128

Hospital: St Mark's Hospital page 121

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Catenians, SVP, Livestreaming of Liturgies. Vision Group. Mother's Prayers, Mother and Toddler Group, Luncheon Group.

MAIDENHEAD (Maidenhead Pastoral Area)

ST JOSEPH

T: 01628 783988

E: office@stjosephsparish.co.uk

Address: St Joseph's Presbytery, 36 Cookham Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7EG

Website: www.stjosephsparish.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/StJoMaidenhead/

Priests: Rev Liam Cummins MHM (Parish Priest), Rev Ephraim Odhiambo MHM

Admin & Finance: Carolyn Seet

Youth Worker: Maria Beasley (youth@stjosephsparish.co.uk)

St Joseph

Location: 36 Cookham Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7EG

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 8am, 11am

Weekdays: Tue-Sat 10am

Holy Days: 10am, 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am (Immediately after the 10am Mass), Sat 5:30pm-6:15pm (or by appointment)

Adoration: Sat 9am-10am

Rosary: Thu 2pm-2:30pm (Online Rosary. See Newsletter for details)

St Elizabeth

Location: Lower Road, Cookham Rise, Berkshire SL6 9EJ

Sunday Mass: 9:15am

Holy Days: 7pm

School: St Mary's Primary School page 129

Religious: Mill Hill Missionaries page 114

Hospital: Thames Hospice Care page 124

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Vision Group, RCIA, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Mother's Prayers, UCM, Catenians, Legion of Mary Children's Liturgy

MILFORD-ON-SEA (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01590 676696 E: office@lymbrockmil.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 132 High Street, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 9AQ

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Priest: Rev David Adams (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Lisa Thurston

Administration: Linda Guilding

Safeguarding: Liz Price

Health & Safety: Linda Guilding

St Francis of Assisi Church

Location: St Francis of Assisi, Park Lane, Milford-on-Sea, Hampshire SO41 0PT

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Wed 10am

Reconciliation: See newsletter

General: See the Parish Newsletter for details of other services and activities

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Prayer Group, Welcome Group.

NETLEY (Southampton East Pastoral Area)

T: 023 8044 8671

E: eastside@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Patrick's House, 45 Portsmouth Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 9BD

Website: www.eastsidechurch.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/annunciationandstpatricks

Priest: Rev Ross Bullock (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Peter Silsbury

Finance & Hall Mgr: Marion Jarrett

Safeguarding: Colleen Smith

The Annunciation

Location: 70 Station Road, Netley, Southampton SO31 5AF

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 9:30am

Holy Days: See parish newsletter

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Apostleship of the Sea.

NEW MILTON (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01425 614968

E: ololnewmilton@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 15 Mount Avenue, New Milton, Hampshire BH25 6NT

Website: ourladyoflourdes.co.uk

Priest: Rev William Wilson (Parish Priest)

Secretary: Lizzie Davies

Our Lady of Lourdes

Location: 15 Mount Avenue, New Milton, Hampshire BH25 6NT

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm , 10am

Weekdays: Tue-Fri 10am

Holy Days: 10am , 6pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5.30pm

Adoration: See newsletter

Rosary: See newsletter

General: All services livestreamed. Weekend Masses recorded.

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, CWL, Catenians, KSC, Pastoral Council, Prayer Group, Hospitality Group, Indian and Filipino Communities.

NEWBURY (Newbury Pastoral Area)

T: 01635 40167 E: office@stjosephsnewbury.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 105 London Road, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 1JP Website: www.stjosephsnewbury.org.uk

Priest: Rev Michael Fava (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Mary Barnard

St Joseph

Location: London Road, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 1JP

Sunday Mass: 8:30am , 11am

Weekdays: Tue-Fri 10am, Sat 10am (With Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and the Sacrament of Reconciliation until 11.00am)

Holy Days: 10am, 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11am

Rosary: 1st Fri 10:30am-10:45am

School: St Joseph's Primary School page 134

Hospital: West Berkshire Community Hospital page 123

General: Please check with Parish

NEWPORT (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 522027

E: stsandstc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Catholic Presbytery, 96 Pyle Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1UH

Website: stass.iowrcchurch.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/@StThomasCatholicIOW

Priest: Rev Mohanraj Edward (Priest in Charge)

Deacon: Rev Gary May

Secretary: Begonia Tarrago

Safeguarding: Mike Green (safeguarding.newp@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

St Thomas of Canterbury

Location: 96 Pyle Street, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1UH

Sunday Mass: 9:45am, 5pm

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Fri 12noon

Holy Days: 12noon

Reconciliation: Sun 9:30am, Sun 4:30pm (Or by appointment)

Adoration: Tue, Fri 11am (Before Mass)

Schools: Christ the King College page 131

St Thomas of Canterbury Primary School page 132

Religious: Verbum Dei page 112

Hospitals: Isle of Wight (Earl Mountbatten) Hospice page 122

St Mary's Hospital page 122

The Orchard Hospital page 122

General: Groups active in the parish: Youth Club, Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Catenian, Prayer Group.

NORTH HINKSEY

see Hinksey, page 80

OUR LADY AND THE SAINTS OF GUERNSEY (Bailiwick of Guernsey Pastoral Area) T: 01481 720196 E: office@catholic.org.gg

Address: Parish Office, Ampthill House, Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1JH Website: www.catholic.org.gg

Priests: Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge (Parish Priest), Rev Inna Gade, Rev Canon Gerard Hetherington (retired, resident at Le Platon Residential Home, St Peter Port)

Deacon: Rev Mark Leightley

Parish Secretary: Yvonne Priaulx, Elaine McKay (Assistant)

Safeguarding: Bridget Cowens

Youth Worker: Thomas Saddington

Our Lady Star of the Sea

Location: Rue des Monts, St Sampson, Guernsey GY2 4HU

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9:15am

Weekdays: Mon 12noon, Thu 6pm As announced

Holy Days: 11am As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-6pm

Rosary: Mon 11:30am

St Joseph & St Mary

Location: La Couperderie, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1JQ

Sunday Mass: 8am, 10:30am

Weekdays: Mon, Fri 7:30am, Tue-Thu 9:30am, Sat 10am As announced

Holy Days: 7am, 9:30am, 6pm As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11am

Adoration: Tue, Thu 10am-10:30am, Wed 7pm

Benediction: Wed 7pm

Holy Hour: Wed 7pm

Rosary: Wed 7pm

Notre Dame du Rosaire

Location: Burnt Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1HL

Sunday Mass: 6pm

Weekdays: As announced

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Sun 5:30pm-5:50pm

Rosary: Sun 5:30pm

St Peter's Anglican Church

Location: Island of Sark

Sunday Mass: Mass is held on occasion by kind permission of the Rector

Schools: Blanchelande College page 134

Notre Dame du Rosaire School page 133

St Mary and St Michael Primary School page 133

Religious: Sisters of Mercy page 111

Hospitals: Les Bourgs Hospice page 120

Princess Elizabeth Hospital page 120

Prison: Guernsey Prison page 125

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Groups, UCM, Legion of Mary, Catenians, Guild of St Joseph, Befrienders Group, Laudato Si group, Children's Liturgy groups and youth group.

PARK GATE (Solent Pastoral Area)

T: 01489 572797

E: office@stmargaretmary.co.uk

Address: The Catholic Presbytery, Middle Road, Park Gate, Hampshire SO31 7GH

Website: stmargaretmary.co.uk

Priest: Rev Ansel D'Mello (Parish Priest)

Parish Admin: Heather Skittlethorpe (Mon-Wed, Fri 9am-2pm)

St Margaret Mary

Location: Middle Road, Park Gate, Hampshire SO31 7GH

Sunday Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am, 6:30pm As announced

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Fri 9:30am, Thu 7pm

Holy Days: 9:30am, 7:30pm As announced

Adoration: Mon 7pm

School: St Anthony's Primary School page 128

General: Groups active in the parish: Prayer Group, Eucharistic Adoration, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, UCM, KSC, SVP.

PETERSFIELD (South Downs Pastoral Area)

T: 07901 148621

E: stlaurence@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 12 Station Road, Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 3ED

Website: www.petersfieldparish.org.uk

Priest: Rev Peter Hollins (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Helen Mason (07901 148621)

Safeguarding: Paul Farmer (07360 595716)

St Laurence

Location: Station Road, Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 3ED

Sunday Mass: 10:45am, 6pm

Weekdays: Wed-Fri 11:30am, Sat 10am

Holy Days: 11:30am, 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 9:45am-10am (and on request)

St Agnes

Location: Plantation Road, Liss, Hampshire GU33 7QB

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Tue 11:30am

Reconciliation: Sun 8:45am

Hospital: Petersfield Hospital page 122

PORTSMOUTH (Portsmouth Pastoral Area)

CORPUS CHRISTI AND ST JOSEPH

T: 023 9266 0927

E: ccsj@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 21 Gladys Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO2 9AZ

Website: www.ccsj.uk

Priest: Rev Emmanuel Rinda Bamuh (Parish Priest)

Sec/Bookkeeper: Jaenelyn Elliot

Church Admin: Angela Waldren

Safeguarding: Shelagh Card

Corpus Christi

Location: 21 Gladys Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO2 9AZ

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Mon 9:30am, Wed 7pm, Fri 9:30am

Reconciliation: Wed 6pm (and after Mass on other days), Fri 8:30am

Adoration: Mon, Fri 8am-9:20am, Wed 6pm-6:50pm

Benediction: Sun 6pm (During Advent and Lent)

Rosary: Mon, Fri 9am, Wed 8:30am

St Joseph

Location: Tangier Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO3 6AN

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am, 11am (Latin)

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 7am (Latin), Thu 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am (and after Mass on other days), Sat 5pm

Adoration: Mon-Fri 9am-1pm, Mon-Fri 7pm-8pm, Thu 8:30am-9:20am, Sat 6pm-6:50pm

Rosary: Thu 8:30am, Sat 6:30pm

School: Corpus Christi Primary Academy page 128

General: Groups active in the parish: Teams: Discipleship Team, Evangelization Team, Prayer Team, Hospitality Team, Intercessory Prayer Team, Finance and Maintenance Team, Health and Safety Team. Groups: Welcomers, Cash Counters, Altar Servers, Readers, Eucharistic Ministers, Choir, Cleaners,Florists, Youth Ministry, Teas and Coffees, Food bank, Catechists, Sacristan, Cultural and Ethnicity outreach

PORTSMOUTH (Portsmouth Pastoral Area)

OUR LADY OF LOURDES AND ST SWITHUN

T: 023 9282 8305 E: southseaparish@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 105 Waverley Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO5 2PL

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/southsea

Priest: Rev Anthony Fyk (Priest in Charge)

Parish Staff: Emma Wright

Safeguarding: Anne Worden, Teresa Rowe (safeguarding.porls@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

Our Lady of Lourdes

Location: Bransbury Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO4 9JY

General: Services at St Swithun, Southsea

St Swithun

Location: Waverley Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO5 2PL

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm, 8:30am, 10:15am As announced

Weekdays: Tue-Sat 9am As announced

Holy Days: 9am As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 9:30am-10:30am, Sat 5pm-5:25pm

Rosary: Daily after Mass

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians, Rosary, Welcome Group.

School: St Swithun's Primary School page 132

Religious: Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood page 111

PORTSMOUTH (Havant Pastoral Area)

ST COLMAN AND ST PAUL

T: 023 9237 6151

E: scsp@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, St Colman's Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 2JJ

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/cosham-and-paulsgrove

Priest: Rev Andrew Wagstaff (Priest in Charge)

Parish Admin: Zia Collins

Safeguarding: Nathaly Speight (St Paul), Jenny Verheist (St Colman)

St Colman

Location: St Colman's Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 2JJ

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9:30am, 11:15am (Latin)

Weekdays: Mon 12:30pm (QA Hospital Chapel), Tue 9am, Fri 6:30pm

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-6pm

Adoration: Mon 9am-5pm

Benediction: Sun 6pm

Holy Hour: Sun 5pm

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Friendship Club

St Paul

Location: Allaway Avenue, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 4DG

Sunday Mass: 11:30am

Weekdays: Wed 10am (St Paul's School)

Holy Days: As announced

School: St Paul's Primary School page 132

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, PORTSWOOD

see Southampton, THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION page 97

READING (Reading Pastoral Area)

CHRIST THE KING

T: 0118 931 4469 E: ctk@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 408 Northumberland Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG2 8NR Website: www.ctkreading.org

Priest: Rev Daniel Agber (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Stephen Opoku-Anokye

Parish Admin: Wendy Dias

Safeguarding: Angela Camilleri

Christ the King

Location: Northumberland Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG2 8NR

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm , 10am , 5:30pm

Weekdays: Tue-Thu 9:30am , Fri 7:30pm

Holy Days: 9:30am , 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10am-10:30am, Sat 5:30pm-6:15pm

Adoration: As announced

Rosary: Sat 6pm-6:30pm

School: Christ the King Primary School page 133

READING (Reading Pastoral Area)

ENGLISH MARTYRS

T: 0118 957 2149

E: office@englishmartyrsrdg.com

Address: Presbytery, 64 Liebenrood Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 2EB

Website: www.englishmartyrsrdg.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/English Martyrs Church Reading

Instagram: www.instagram.com/englishmartyrsrdg

Priests: Rev Gaston Afah (Parish Priest), Rev Samuel Alabi MSP, Rev Richard Maniak (retired)

Finance & Admin: Barbara Poole

The English Martyrs

Location: Liebenrood Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 2EB

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am, 11:30am , 5pm

Weekdays: Mon-Fri 9:30am, Sat 10am

Holy Days: 9:30am, 7pm

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am-8:50am, Sun 11am-11:20am, Sun 4pm-4:45pm, Mon-Fri

9am-9:20am, Sat 10:30am-11am, Sat 5pm-5:45pm

Adoration: Fri 10am-6pm

Benediction: Fri 5pm-6pm

Schools: Blessed Hugh Faringdon Secondary School page 132 English Martyrs Primary School page 133

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Readers Group, Eucharistic Ministers Group, Night Prayer Group, Catenians, SVP, Leadership Team, Emmaus Groups, RCIA and Rite of Reception of Candidates, Caring for Creation Group, Childrens Liturgy Group.

READING (Reading Pastoral Area)

ST JAMES AND ST WILLIAM OF YORK

T: 0118 957 4171 E: office@stjw.co.uk

Address: St James Presbytery, Forbury Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 3FD

Website: www.jameswilliam-reading.org.uk

Priest: Rev Christopher Heaps (Parish Priest)

Secretary: Catherine Ledgard

Safeguarding: Francoise Le Saux, Ginika Okoye

St James

Location: Forbury Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 3FD Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 11am, 12:30pm, 3rd Sun 4:30pm (Konkani - Goan), 2nd Sun 5pm (Tamil)

Weekdays: Mon-Fri 12:30pm

Holy Days: 12:30pm, 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-5:45pm

Adoration: Fri 11:15am-12:15pm

St William of York

Location: Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JT

Sunday Mass: 9am

School: St Joseph's College page 135

Religious: Carmelites page 113 Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus page 111 Priestly Fraternity of St Peter page 114 Sisters of Ste Marie Madeleine Postel page 112

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Sunday Gospel Prayer Group, Good Shepherd Charismatic Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Faith in Action Group, Young Adults Group, Youth Group,Focolare (Cantonese Group), Rcia Group (Cantonese), Catechesis Group (Cantonese), SVP Group.

READING (Reading Pastoral Area)

ST JOHN FISHER

(FSSP - Priestly Fraternity of St Peter)

T: 0118 966 5284

E: sphipps@fssp.org

Address: St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5RU

Website: fssp.org.uk/reading/

Facebook: www.facebook.com/fssp.england/

Priest: Rev Seth Phipps FSSP

St William of York

Location: Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JT

Sunday Mass: 11am (Latin, Sung)

Weekdays: Mon, Wed 12noon (Latin), Tue 7am (Latin), Thu 10am (Latin), Fri 7pm (Latin, 7pm followed by 1st Friday Devotions on First Fridays), Sat 8am (Latin)

Holy Days: 10am (Latin), 7pm (Latin, Sung)

Reconciliation: Weekdays: 30 mins before Mass, and Sundays: during or after Mass

Holy Hour: 1st Fri 7:40pm-8:40pm (Normally on 1st Fridays)

General: Disabled access, Loop system for the hard of hearing. *All Masses celebrated according to the Missale Romanum 1962.

READING (Reading Pastoral Area)

ST JOSEPH

T: 0118 942 8632

E: sjtilehurst@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Joseph's Presbytery, Berkshire Drive, Reading, Berkshire RG31 5JJ

Website: www.st-josephs-tilehurst.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/@stjosephstilehurst

Priest: Rev Henry Nkop MSP (Priest in Charge)

Secretary: Sheila Jones

Safeguarding: Miriam Fernandes

St Joseph

Location: Berkshire Drive, Reading, Berkshire RG31 5JJ

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm, 8:30am, 10:30am , 2nd & 4th Sun 5pm (Malayalam, Syro-Malabar Rite)

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Sat 10am, Wed 9:30am, Fri 7pm

Holy Days: 10am , 7pm As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11am

Rosary: Sat 9am-10am

School: St Paul's Primary School page 134

General: Groups active in the parish: Finance Committee, Coordinating Team, Liturgy Group, Readers, Welcomers, Eucharistic Ministers, Children's Liturgy, AV/Live-streaming team, First Friday Devotion led by Fr Henry, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, SVP, Tilehurst Drop-in Centre & Foodbank, Source & Summit Youth Group, Toddlers, Gardening team, Maintenance volunteer, Events Team.

RINGWOOD (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 01425 653131

E: shandolos@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Joint Parish Office, 15 Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1EG

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/ringwood

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Ringwood & Fordingbridge Catholic Community

Priest: Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend (Parish Priest)

Jnt Parishes Admin: Melissa Hildreth

Safeguarding: Helen Thomas

Sacred Heart and St Therese of Lisieux

Location: The Close, Ringwood, Hampshire BH24 1LA

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/ringwood/

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Wed, Fri 10am

Reconciliation: Sat 12noon

Adoration: 4th Wed 10:30am

Hospital: St Leonard's Community Hospital page 120

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Joint Finance and Property Committee with Fordingbridge.

ROMSEY

see St Swithun Wells, page 99

RYDE (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 812127

E: stmarysryde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presentation House, 55 High Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 2RE

Website: www.stmarysryde.org.uk

Priest: Rev Steven Restori (Parish Priest)

Parish Admin: Ron Stanbrook

Safeguarding: Dee Becker

Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary

Location: 55 High Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 2RE

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 11am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed, Fri 12noon

Holy Days: 12noon, 6pm (Vigil)

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-6pm (or by appointment)

St Michael

Location: Walls Road, Bembridge, Isle of Wight PO35 5RA

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Tue 10am

Holy Days: 10am

School: St Mary's Primary School page 131

Religious: Benedictine Nuns (Solesmes) page 110 Benedictines page 113

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Visiting Group, Legion of Mary, Catenians, KSC, SVP.

SANDHURST see Crowthorne and Sandhurst, page 73

SANDOWN

see South Wight, page 94

SHANKLIN see South Wight, page 94

SOUTH WIGHT (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 867610 E: southwight@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 7 Atherley Road, Shanklin, Isle of Wight PO37 7AT

Website: iowrcchurch.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100079617841179

Priest: Rev Stephen Vooght (Priest in Charge)

Safeguarding: Angela Hewkin

Sacred Heart

Location: Atherley Road, Shanklin, Isle of Wight PO37 7AT

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Fri 12noon (changes to 6pm on 1st Fri of month), 1st Sat 11am

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Weekdays before Mass during Eucharistic Adoration. Weekends on request, 1st Sat 10am-10:30am

Adoration: Fri 11am-12noon (except first Friday)

St Patrick

Location: Beachfield Road, Sandown, Isle of Wight PO36 8NE

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Tue 12noon

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: on request

Our Lady and St Wiifrid

Location: Trinity Road, Ventnor, Isle of Wight PO38 1NL

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm

Weekdays: Wed 11am

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Weekdays before Mass during Eucharistic Adoration. Weekends on request

Adoration: Wed 10am-11am

School: St Francis Catholic & Church of England Primary School page 129

Religious: La Sainte Union page 111

General: Groups active in the parish: Healing Ministry group, Rosary Group, Altar Servers, Catholic Women's League, Musicians, Catenians, SVP.

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton East Pastoral Area)

CHRIST THE KING AND ST COLMAN

T: 023 8044 9088 E: ckscolasb@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Parishes Office, 2 Dean Road, Bitterne, Hampshire SO18 6AP

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/bitterne

Priest: Rev Elijah Nde (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Josie Keogh

Christ the King and St Colman

Location: Bitterne Road East, Southampton, Hampshire SO18 6AP

Sunday Mass: 11am, 6pm (Polish)

General: Holy Days: Please refer to newsletter

Religious: Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd page 111

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Healing Ministry group, Catenians.

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

HOLY FAMILY

T: 023 8077 8203

E: office@holyfamilysouthampton.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, Redbridge Hill, Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4PL

Website: www.holyfamilycatholicchurch.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/HFSoton

Instagram: www.instagram.com/HFSoton

X (Twitter): @HFSoton

Priest: Rev Benjamin Theobald (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Tom Jose

Parish Admin: Catherine Merrifield

Safeguarding: Catherine Merrifield

Holy Family

Location: Redbridge Hill, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4PL

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9am (Latin), 10:30am, 1pm (Polish)

Weekdays: Mon 7:30pm, Tue, Fri, Sat 9:15am, Thu 7:30pm (Latin)

Holy Days: 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Mon, Thu 7pm, Tue, Fri 8:45am, Sat 5:30pm

Adoration: Thu 8pm to Sat 6pm

Rosary: Sun 4pm (with Vespers and Benediction)

School: Holy Family Primary School page 133

Hospital: Western Community Hospital page 123

General: Groups active in the parish: Mother's Prayer Group, Catholic Mothers, Youth Group, Men's Group, Catholic Grandparents, Friday Lunch Social

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

ST BONIFACE

T: 023 8077 3640

E: stboniface@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Boniface House, 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD

Website: www.st-boniface.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/stbonifacesouthampton

Priests: Rev Thomas Kleinschmidt OMV (Parish Priest), Rev Jufel Quilaton Baldado OMV, Rev Godwin Swam Kambai OMV

Secretary: Margaretta Livingstone

Safeguarding: Angela Braga

St Boniface

Location: 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD

Tel: 023 8077 0277

E-mail: office@st-boniface.org.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9am, 11am, 5:30pm

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 10am, 1st Fri 1:30pm (Healing Mass)

Holy Days: 10am, 7pm

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am-9am, Sun 10:30am-11am, Sun 5pm-5:30pm, Sat 10:30am-11:30am, Sat 6pm-6:30pm

Adoration: Fri, Sat 10:30am-11:30am

Benediction: Fri, Sat 11:25am

Rosary: Fri, Sat 10:30am

Religious: Oblates of the Virgin Mary page 114

Hospital: Southampton General Hospital Chaplaincy page 123

General: Groups active in the parish: First Holy Communion and Confirmation Team, Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies upon request, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Brownies, Rainbows, Toddlers Group, Stewards, Cleaners, Flower Arrangers, SVP, toddlers group, Faith Formation, RCIA, Bereavement team, Intercessory Prayer Group.

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

ST JOSEPH AND ST EDMUND

T: 023 8033 3589

E: office@southamptoncitycentrecatholics.org

Address: St Edmund's Lodge, The Avenue, Southampton SO17 1XJ

Website: www.southamptoncitycentrecatholics.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/SotonCatholicsCityCentre/

Instagram: www.instagram.com/southamptoncitycentrecatholics

X (Twitter): @SotonCatholics

Priests: Rev Canon Michael Dennehy (resident at St Edmund, Southampton, Parish Priest), Rev David Bateman (resident at St Edmund, Southampton)

Deacon: Rev Andrew Philpott

Secretary: Lina Maria Speigal

Prop & Finance: Anna Smyllie

Safeguarding: Anna Smyllie

St Edmund's

Location: The Avenue, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 1XJ

Sunday Mass: Sat 7pm (Polish), 9am, 11am, 7pm

Weekdays: Mon, Wed, Fri 7pm, Tue 10am, Sat 11am As announced

Holy Days: 7am, 7pm As announced

Reconciliation: Mon, Wed, Fri 6:30pm-7pm, Tue 9:30am-10am, Sat 11:30am-12noon As announced

Adoration: Mon, Wed 6pm-7pm, Tue 10:45am-7pm, Thu 10am-5pm, Fri 2pm-7pm Times vary when Adorers away

Benediction: Mon, Wed, Fri 6:45pm-7pm

Holy Hour: 1st Fri 7:30pm-8:30pm (Sung Adoration)

Rosary: Tue 10:30am-11am (Following the Mass), Last Fri 7:30pm-8pm (Following the Mass), Sat 11:30am-12noon (Following the Mass) As announced

General: Open during the week and weekend every day

St Joseph's

Location: Bugle Street, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 2AH

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:15pm, 10am

Weekdays: Wed-Fri 7pm (Polish), Thu 12:15pm As announced

Holy Days: 12:15pm As announced

Reconciliation: Wed-Fri 6:30pm-7pm (Polish), Thu 11:45am-12:10pm, Sat 5:45pm-6:10pm As announced

Adoration: As announced

General: Closed outside of Mass times.

Schools: Springhill Catholic Primary School page 128

St Anne's Secondary School page 128

Religious: Verbum Dei page 112

Seafarers: Southern Ports - Stella Maris (formerly Apostleship of the Sea)

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton East Pastoral Area)

ST PATRICK

T: 023 8044 8671

E: eastside@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Patrick's House, 45 Portsmouth Road, Woolston, Southampton SO19 9BD

Website: www.eastsidechurch.co.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/annunciationandstpatricks

Priest: Rev Ross Bullock (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Peter Silsbury

Finance & Hall Mgr: Marion Jarrett

St Patrick

Location: 45 Portsmouth Road, Woolston, Southampton, Hampshire SO19 9BD

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 11am

Weekdays: Wed 9:30am , Fri 7pm As announced

Holy Days: See parish newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-5:40pm

Adoration: Wed 10am-11am

Rosary: Mon 1:30pm-2pm

School: St Patrick's Catholic Primary School page 133

General: Groups active in the parish: Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Welcome Group, Apostleship of the Sea, St. Patrick's School, friendship group, Journey of Faith group.

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

ST VINCENT DE PAUL T: 07512 402607

E: svpoffice@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, Flat 31, Lordswood Court, Coxford Road, Southampton SO16 5PE

Website: www.portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/st-vincent-de-paul

Priest: Rev Thomas Parakandathil (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Liz Challand

St Vincent de Paul

Location: Aldermoor Close, Off Coxford Road, Lordswood, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 5ST

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9:30am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed 6:30pm, Tue, Thu 10am

Holy Days: 10am, 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 6pm-6:30pm

Adoration: 3rd Fri 9pm-5am (Night Vigil)

Rosary: Before weekday Holy Mass

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Finance Committee, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, Musicians/Choir, readers' Group, Night Prayer Group, Children's Liturgy Group, Stewards & Cleaners, Wednesday Social.

SOUTHAMPTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION T: 023 8055 5470

E: portswood@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 346 Portswood Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 3SB

Website: immaculateconception.church

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Immaculate Conception Church, Portswood

Priest: Rev Anthony Chiatu (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Gerard Dailly

Parish Secretary: Cecilia Kovacs

Safeguarding: Laura Sparmann

The Immaculate Conception

Location: Portswood Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 3SB

E-mail: office@immaculateconception.church

Sunday Mass: 8:30am, 10:30am

Weekdays: Tue-Sat 10am

Holy Days: 10am, 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am (after Mass)

Adoration: Tue, Fri 9am-10am

School: St George Catholic College page 133

SOUTHBOURNE (Bournemouth South Pastoral Area)

T: 01202 424960

E: olqp@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 18 Douglas Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3ER

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/southbourne

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Our Lady Queen of Peace Southbourne

Priest: Rev Kevin Hoiles (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Robert Warr

Safeguarding: Mary Basing

Our Lady Queen of Peace

Location: Douglas Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3ER

Sunday Mass: 9:30am, 11am

Weekdays: Wed 9:30am (with Adoration), Fri 9:30am Confessions after Mass

Reconciliation: Wed, Fri 10am

Adoration: Wed 10am

Rosary: Fri 10am (alternates with Mothers' Prayers)

General: Confessions also by appointment

School: St Peter's School page 129

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, CWL, KSC, Friendship Club, Cafod, Foodbank

ST PETER & THE WINCHESTER MARTYRS

(Winchester Martyrs (Hampshire Downs) Pastoral Area)

T: 01962 852804

E: office@stpeterswinchester.org.uk

Address: Pastoral Centre, Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY

Website: www.catholicwinchester.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/St Peter and the Winchester Martyrs

Instagram: www.instagram.com/Catholic Winchester

Priests: Rev Mark Hogan (Parish Priest), Rev Benedict Ndikum

Deacons: Rev Tony Darlison, Rev Martin McElroy

Parish Ops Mgr: Gerard Dailly

Safeguarding: Gerard Dailly

Evangelisation: Allegra Mutanda

Pastoral Worker: Joanna Donaldson (Youth Ministry), Rosanne Walker (Baptism and First Holy Communion)

Facilities: Sean Reidy

Housekeeper: Sarah Culhane

Music Team Leader: Alastair Ross

Sacristan: Laurie Howe

St Margaret of Scotland

Location: Tichborne Park, Alresford, Hampshire SO29 0PN

Sunday Mass: Occasional services are held here. Please contact the parish office for more details.

St Peter's Church

Location: Jewry Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23 8RY

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm , 8am , 10:30am , 5:30pm See Parish newsletter or website

Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Fri 12:15pm , Wed, Thu 10am , Sat 9am Please check parish newsletter for changes

Holy Days: 7am , 12:15pm , 7pm See Parish Newsletter or webste

Reconciliation: Sat 9:30am-10:30am, Sat 4:30pm-5pm

Holy Hour: Mon-Fri 8am-9am (Please check newsletter each week for changes)

St Gregory the Great

Location: 1 Grange Road, Alresford, Hampshire SO24 9HB

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Tue, Fri 10am See Parish Newsletter or website for changes

St Thomas More

Location: High Street, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 6HD

Sunday Mass: 9am

St Stephen

Location: Oliver's Battery Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 4JB

Sunday Mass: 9:15am See Parish Newsletter or Website

Holy Days: Term Time only 9:20am (School Mass)

School: St Peter's Primary School page 131

Religious: The Grail Community page 112

Hospital: Royal Hampshire County Hospital page 124

University: University of Winchester page 126

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Alpha, Acorn groups, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, CWL, Catenians, SVP Journey in Faith, Covenant with the Poor (CWP).

ST SWITHUN WELLS (St Swithun Wells Pastoral Area) T: 023 8027 3882 E: office@stswithunwellsparish.org.uk

Address: Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

Website: www.stswithunwellsparish.org.uk

Priests: Rev Raffaele Cossa FSCB (Parish Priest), Rev Matteo Pagani FSCB (Assistant Priest), Rev Pietro Paiusco FSCB (Assistant Priest), Rev Luca Speziale FSCB (Assistant Priest & Local Superior), Rev Mario Toma FSCB (Assistant Priest)

Deacons: Rev Bob Birtles (Fair Oak), Rev John Di Meo (Romsey & North Baddesley), Rev Paul Owen (Chandlers Ford and Eastleigh), Rev Paul Wilson

Parish Secretary: Sarah Goodfellow

Finance Officer: Fiona Mooney

Safeguarding: Joan Leith (Holy Cross and St Swithun Wells church), Pascale Li Voon Chong (St Edward's), Roger Lillie (St Joseph's and St Andrew's), Fiona Mooney (St Edward's), Tennyson Scaria (St Joseph's and St Andrew's)

Holy Cross

Location: 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO53 9DF

Sunday Mass: 8:30am (Polish), 11am , 5:30pm

Weekdays: Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat 9:30am

Holy Days: 9:30am

Reconciliation: Sat 10am

Adoration: Wed 10am-11am

Our Lady Queen of Apostles

Location: Martin Street, Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire SO32 1DN

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9:30am

Weekdays: Thu, Fri 12noon

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-6pm

St Andrew

Location: Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley, Hampshire SO52 9EP

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Tue 10am

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am-9am, Tue 9:30am-10am

St Edward the Confessor

Location: 191 Winchester Road, Chandler's Ford, Hampshire SO53 2DU

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9am

Weekdays: Tue 6pm, Wed, Fri 10am

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am-9am, Tue 6:30pm-7:30pm

Adoration: Tue 6:30pm-7:30pm

St Joseph

Location: Abbey House Drive, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8YB

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 11am

Weekdays: Thu 6pm, Fri 10am

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm-6pm

Adoration: Thu 5pm-6pm

St Swithun Wells

Location: Allington Lane, Fair Oak, Hampshire SO50 7DB

Sunday Mass: Sat 5pm

School: St Swithun Wells Primary School page 131

Religious: Daughters of Wisdom page 110

Hospitals: Romsey Hospital page 122

Wessex Nuffield Hospital page 119

Pastoral Centre: Wisdom Centre

General:

Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Prayer Group, Catenians, KSC, Communion & Liberation, Fellowship Group, Growing In Faith Together Group, RCIA Group, CAFOD Groups, Toddler Group, Children & Youth Groups, Youth Club & Camp, Children's Liturgy, Cultural Group, Afternoon Club, CAFE group, Welcome Group, Ark of Fellowship (Disability Group), Good Companions Group

STOCKBRIDGE

see St Peter & The Winchester Martyrs, page 98

STUBBINGTON AND LEE-ON-THE-SOLENT (Solent Pastoral Area) T: 01329 664260 E: office@ourladyandstjohn.co.uk

Address: The Presbytery, Bells Lane, Stubbington, Hampshire PO14 2PL

Website: ourladyandstjohn.co.uk

Priest: Rev Francis Sasinowski (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Andrew Collins

Administrator: Marjorie Cumpsty

Safeguarding: Christine Hunter (safeguarding@ourladyandstjohn.co.uk)

St John the Evangelist

Location: South Place, Lee-on-the-Solent, Hampshire PO13 9AS

Sunday Mass: 8am

Weekdays: Mon, Thu 9:30am

Holy Days: 9:30am

Reconciliation: Mon, Thu 9:30am (After Mass)

Adoration: Wed 8:30pm-9:20pm

Immaculate Conception

Location: Bells Lane, Stubbington, Hampshire PO14 2PL

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10am

Weekdays: Tue 7pm, Wed, Fri 9:30am

Holy Days: Eve 7:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm

Adoration: Tue 6pm-6:50pm

Benediction: Sat 5pm-5:50pm

General:

Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Prayer Group, Eucharistic Adoration, First Holy Communion Catechesis

TADLEY (Basingstoke Pastoral Area)

T: 0118 981 4572

E: tadley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Michael's Presbytery, Bishopswood Road, Tadley, Hampshire RG26 4HG

Website: stmandsto.org.uk/

Priest: Rev Patrick Tansey (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Dan Wisniewski

Safeguarding: Christine Caren (Tadley), Ellen Goodall (Burghfield Common)

St Michael

Location: Bishopswood Road, Tadley, Hampshire RG26 4HG

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 9am

Weekdays: As announced

Holy Days: 7pm

Reconciliation: Reconciliation available as announced or on request

Adoration: As announced

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Children's Liturgy Group, Cell Groups, Mothers' Prayer Group, Welcome Group, "Achangels" Hospitality & Events Group, KSC, Missio, Bamenda, Gardening Group. Member of Churches Together Around Tadley (CTAT) Ecumenical Outreach.

St Oswald

Location: Abbey Park, Clay Hill, Burghfield Common, Berkshire RG7 3HQ

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: As announced

Holy Days: 11am

Reconciliation: Reconciliation available as announced or on request

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, SVP, Missio, Gardening Group. Member of Burghfield, Sulhamsted & Mortimer Ecumenical Group.

THATCHAM (Newbury Pastoral Area)

T: 01635 864416 E: olthatcham@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: 7 Bath Road, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 3AG

Facebook: www.facebook.com/olthatcham

Priest: Rev Kevin O'Brien (Parish Priest)

Safeguarding: Mary Cruickshank

Our Lady of the Assumption

Location: 7 Bath Road, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 3AG

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10am

Reconciliation: Sat 5:15pm

School: St Finian's Primary School page 133

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, Knit and Natter.

TILEHURST see Reading, ST JOSEPH page 92

TOTLAND BAY (Isle of Wight Pastoral Area)

T: 01983 522027

E: stsandstc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, Weston Lane, Totland, Isle of Wight PO39 0HE

Website: stass.iowrcchurch.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/@stsaviourtotland

Priest: Rev Mohanraj Edward (Priest in Charge)

Deacon: Rev Gary May

Secretary: Begonia Tarrago

Safeguarding: Vince Grant

St Saviour

Location: Weston Lane, Totland, Isle of Wight PO39 0HE

Sunday Mass: 12noon

Weekdays: Thu 11am

Reconciliation: Thu 10:30am (or by appointment)

Adoration: Thu 10am

School: St Saviour's Catholic Primary School page 131

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, UCM, Catenian, Bereavement Support Group, Prayer Group

TOTTON (Southampton Central Pastoral Area)

T: 023 8086 2270 E: office@totlyn.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 20 Beaumont Road, Totton, Hampshire SO40 3AL

Website: nfwp.org.uk

Priest: Rev Canon Simon Treloar (Priest in Charge)

Deacon: Rev Steven Bowler

Administration: Steve Bowler

Safeguarding: Declan Bennington

St Theresa of the Child Jesus

Location: Commercial Road, Totton, Hampshire SO40 3AL

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10:30am

Weekdays: Tue, Wed, Fri 9:30am, Thu 6pm

Holy Days: As announced

Reconciliation: Thu, Sat 5:15pm-5:45pm

Adoration: Thu 5pm-6pm

Benediction: Thu 5pm-6pm

Religious: Missionaries of the Company of Mary page 114

Hospital: Tatchbury Mount Hospital page 123

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, SVP, Finance committee.

TWYFORD (Maidenhead Pastoral Area)

T: 0118 934 0854 E: stmtwyford@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 105 London Road, Twyford, Berkshire RG10 9EL

Website: www.catholicchurchtwyford.org

Priest: Rev Liam Cummins MHM (resident at St Joseph's Presbytery, Maidenhead, Parish Priest)

Deacons: Rev Michael Jackson, Rev Peter Kelly

Safeguarding: Miranda Parker, Clare Williamson

Pastoral Assistant: Jane Kelly

St Thomas More

Location: London Road, Twyford, Berkshire RG10 9EL

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm (No Vigil on Holy Days), 9am, 10:30am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed-Fri 10am

Holy Days: Eve 12noon (12 noon only)

Reconciliation: Fri 10:30am

Adoration: Fri 9:30am

Rosary: Mon, Wed, Thu 9:40am-10am

Our Lady of Peace

Location: Baybrook Road, Off Henley Road, Wargrave, Berkshire RG10 8DT

Sunday Mass: Closed awaiting repair

Chapel of Christ the Redeemer

Location: Culham Court, Middle Culham Lane, Aston, Henley-on-Thames, Berkshire RG9 3DY

Tel: 01491 412100

E-mail: admin@culhamchapeltrust.org

Website: www.culhamchapel.co.uk

Sunday Mass: Mass is normally celebrated on the last Sunday of the month and on Holydays of Obligation. Please visit the chapel website for current times: https://www.culhamchapel.co.uk/

Hospital: St John's Retirement Home (Diocesan Facility) page 122

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies,Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, KSC, SVP, Ladies Group

VENTNOR

see South Wight, page 94

WALLINGFORD (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area) T: 01235 812338 E: office@didcotandwallingfordcatholicchurches.org.uk

Address: English Martyrs Church, 15 Manor Crescent, Didcot, Oxfordshire OX11 7AJ

Website: www.didcotandwallingfordcatholicchurches.org/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/English-Martyrs-and-St-John-the-Evangelist-Catholic-Churches-100064307996908/

Priest: Rev Dominic Adeiza (Parish Priest)

Administrator: Ada Chim

Safeguarding: Stefania Harford

St John the Evangelist

Location: Market Place, Wallingford, Oxfordshire OX10 0EJ

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Tue 12noon, Thu 9:30am, Sat 5pm (Vigil Mass)

Reconciliation: Sat 4:30pm

Adoration: Sat 4:30pm

Rosary: Tue 11:30am

General: We expose the Blessed Sacrament for 45 minutes before the Holy Mass: Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Welcome Group, SVP, Regular Coffee Morning for charity fundraising, Children's Liturgy, Carmelite Lay Group

WANTAGE AND LAMBOURN (Oxfordshire Pastoral Area) T: 01235 762374 E: wantage@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Marian House, Charlton Road, Wantage, Oxfordshire OX12 8ER

Website: wantagecatholicparish.org

Priest: Rev David O'Sullivan (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Sharon Dawson

Safeguarding: Barbara Jarrett

St John Vianney

Location: Charlton Road, Wantage, Oxfordshire OX12 8ER

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm , 9am

Weekdays: Tue-Sat 10am

Holy Days: 10am (See Newsletter), 7pm (See newsletter) As announced

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11am (Or by appointment)

Adoration: Wed 7pm (Eucharistic Adoration)

Rosary: Fri 10:30am (After Mass)

Sacred Heart Church

Location: Baydon Road, Lambourn, Berkshire RG17 8NU

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Wed 12noon

Reconciliation: Sun 10:30am (By appointment)

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Prayer Group, SVP

WASH COMMON & HUNGERFORD (Newbury Pastoral Area)

T: 01635 40332 E: washcommon@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, Warren Lodge, Warren Road, Wash Common, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 6NH

Website: www.stfrancisdesales.org.uk

Priest: Rev Zbigniew Budyn (Parish Priest)

Parish Secretary: Yvonne Eaton

Safeguarding: Maureen Hudd (Wash Common), Elizabeth Wilmott (Hungerford)

St Francis de Sales

Location: Warren Lodge Warren Road, Wash Common, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 6NH

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 11am

Weekdays: Tue 7pm, Thu 9:30am

Reconciliation: Tue 6pm-7pm, Thu 10am-10:30am As announced

Adoration: Tue 6pm-7pm, Thu 10am-10:30am

Rosary: Tue 6:15pm-6:35pm, Thu 10am-10:20am

Our Lady of Lourdes

Location: Priory Road, Hungerford, Berkshire RG17 0AF

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Wed 10am

Reconciliation: Wed 9:30am-10am

Adoration: Wed 9:30am-10am

Rosary: Wed 9:30am-10am

WATERLOOVILLE (Havant Pastoral Area)

T: 023 9226 2289

E: office@waterlooville-catholic.org.uk

Address: The Presbytery, 356a London Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7SR

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/waterlooville

Priests: Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt (Parish Priest), Rev James Lewis

Admin Lead: Susan Siou

Housekeeping: Lisa Wingrove-Cross

The Sacred Heart and St Peter the Apostle

Location: 356 London Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7SR

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:15pm, 10:30am, 6:30pm

Weekdays: Please see newsletter

Holy Days: Please see newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 5:30pm

Adoration: Please see newsletter

Schools: Oaklands Catholic School and Sixth Form College page 128 St Peter's Primary School page 131

Religious: Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd page 111

Hospital: The Rowans Hospice page 123

General: Groups active in the parish: Evangelisation Team, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, UCM, Catenian, Our own Parish Support Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group.

WATERSIDE (New Forest Pastoral Area)

T: 023 8089 1866

E: office@watersideparish.org.uk

Address: St Bernard's Presbytery, 20A Southbourne Avenue, Holbury, Hampshire SO45 2NT

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Waterside Catholic Parish

Priest: Rev Marcin Drabik (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Ian Tobin

Safeguarding: Helen Kitson, Polly Read

St Bernard

Location: The Presbytery, 20A Southbourne Avenue, Holbury, Hampshire SO45 2NT

Sunday Mass: 9am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed, Fri 10am (With Eucharistic Adoration from 9.30am) As announced

Holy Days: 9am

Reconciliation: Sun 8:30am-8:55am, Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30am-9:55am by request

Adoration: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:30am-9:55am

Benediction: Mon, Wed, Fri 9:55am-10am

Rosary: Wed 9:35am-9:55am

St Michael

Location: 6 Langdown Lawn, Hythe, Hampshire SO45 5GR

Sunday Mass: 11am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu, Sat 10am (with Eucharistic adoration before Mass from 9.30am) As announced

Holy Days: 6pm

Reconciliation: Sun 10:30am-10:55am (by request), Tue, Thu, Sat 9:30am-9:55am (by request)

Adoration: Tue, Thu, Sat 9:30am-9:55am

Benediction: Tue, Thu, Sat 9:55am-10am

Rosary: Thu 9:35am-9:55am

Hospital: Hythe Hospital page 121

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Grandparents' Group, Altar servers, Scripture Meeting, Christian Movies Club, Prayer Group, Mini-Pilgrims Group

WESTBOURNE (Bournemouth West Pastoral Area)

T: 01202 764027 E: oliadmin@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 32 Alum Chine Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH4 8DX

Website: catholicwestbourne.org

Priest: Rev Leslie Adams (Parish Priest)

Parish Admin: Peter Murdock-Saint

Safeguarding: Edward Adamson, Dee Owen (safeguarding.boush@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

Our Lady Immaculate

Location: Seamoor Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH4 9AE

Tel: 01202 760640

Sunday Mass: 9am, 11am

Weekdays: Tue-Fri 10am See Parish website for updates

Holy Days: 10am

Reconciliation: After Mass or by appointment

Adoration: See Parish website

WHITCHURCH

see Andover, page 67

WINCHESTER

see St Peter & The Winchester Martyrs, page 98

WINDSOR & ASCOT (Windsor and Ascot Pastoral Area)

CHRIST THE KING

T: 01753 865163

E: office@catholicwindsor.org

Address: Presbytery, 44 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3HJ

Website: www.catholicwindsor.org

Priests: Rev Canon David Hopgood (Parish Priest), Rev Phillip Harris (resident at The Friary, Ascot, Priest in Charge - Ascot)

Deacons: Rev Stephen Patterson, Rev George Young

Sister: Sr Teresina Fingleton (Pastoral Worker)

Parish Secretary: Patricia Brown (parishoffice@catholicwindsor.org)

Finance Mgr: Richard Flisher (parishfinancewindsor@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

Safeguarding: Patricia Burke (safeguarding.winde@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk)

Youth Minister: Sharon Cole-Blows (youthcoordinator@catholicwindsor.org)

St Edward

Location: 44 Alma Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3HJ

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm , 11am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed 10am, Tue 6:30pm, Fri 12noon As announced

Holy Days: 12noon , 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Tue 6pm-6:30pm, Sat 11am-11:30am, Sat 5:30pm-6pm As announced

Adoration: Fri 10am-4pm

Holy Hour: As Announced

Rosary: Fri 12:30pm

General: Sacrament of the sick 2nd Friday monthly

St Mark

Location: Dedworth Road, Dedworth, Berkshire SL4 4JS

Sunday Mass: 9:30am

Weekdays: Thu 10am

St Francis of Assisi

Location: Coronation Road, Ascot SL5 9HG

Tel: 01344 620591

E-mail: stfrancisascot@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Website: www.stfrancisascot.co.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm, 8:30am, 10am

Weekdays: Tue, Thu 6:30pm, Wed, Fri, Sat 10am

Holy Days: 10am, 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 10:30am-11:30am (After 10am Mass or by appointment)

Adoration: Fri 10:30am-11:30am (After 10am Mass, with Benediction)

Rosary: Before Sat 10am Mass

Schools: St Edward's First School page 134

St Edward's Royal Free Ecumenical Middle School page 134

St Francis Primary School page 129

Religious: Sisters of St Brigid page 112

Hospital: BMI - The Princess Margaret Hospital page 124

General: Groups active in the parish: Livestreaming of Liturgies, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Hospitality Group, Bereavement Support Group, UCM, Catenians, SVP, Knights of St Columba, Alpha, Keeping in Touch, R.C.I.A.,Mens' Group, Mothers' Prayers Group, Mass Reading Explained, Youth Groups., HCPT, Minivinnies.

WOKINGHAM (South Berkshire Pastoral Area)

T: 0118 978 0348

E: wokingham@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Presbytery, 60 Sturges Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HE

Website: www.corpuschristi-wokingham.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Corpus Christi Wokingham

Priest: Rev Canon Simon Thomson (Parish Priest)

Deacon: Rev Benignus Ndubuisi

Parish Admin: Hannah Procter

Parish Bookeeper: Susan Nind

Safeguarding: Claire Hughes, Jordanna Onegi

Corpus Christi

Location: 60 Sturges Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HE

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm , 9am , 11am

Weekdays: Tue 7pm, Wed-Fri 9:30am

Holy Days: Please see Parish Newsletter

Reconciliation: Sat 5pm-5:20pm

Adoration: Wed 8:30am-9:30am, Thu 8pm-9pm

Rosary: Fri 10am (After 9.30am Mass)

School: St Teresa's Primary School page 129

Hospital: Wokingham Hospital page 124

General: Groups active in the parish: Parish Steering Group, Musicians/Choir, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Eucharistic Adoration, Prayer Group, UCM, Catenians, SVP, Toddler Group

WOODLEY (Reading Pastoral Area)

Address: 56 Western Avenue, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 3BH

Website: stjohnbosco.co.uk

T: 0118 969 3423

E: office@stjohnbosco.co.uk

Priests: Rev Leo Odomeja (Parish Priest), Rev Jude Mbonu (In Residence)

Parish Admin: Deborah Gibson

St John Bosco

Location: Western Avenue, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 3BH

Sunday Mass: 10am

Weekdays: Mon-Wed, Fri 10am, Sat 6:30pm

Reconciliation: Mon-Wed, Fri 10:30am, Sat 5:45pm

Adoration: Mon-Wed, Fri 9:30am

School: St Dominic Savio Primary School page 134

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Welcome Group, Bereavement Support Group, Catenians, Livestreaming of Liturgies, Hospitality Group, Guild of St. Stephen.

WOOLHAMPTON (Newbury Pastoral Area)

(OSB - English Benedictines)

T: 0118 971 5350

E: woolhampton@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

Website: www.douaiparish.org.uk

Priest: Rev Dom Alban Hood OSB (Parish Priest)

Parish Admin: Kathryn Garden

Safeguarding: Kate Burke

Douai Abbey

Location: Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

Tel: 0118 971 5300

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Website: douaiabbey.org.uk

Sunday Mass: 10:30am

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 7:45am

Reconciliation: On request

Adoration: Sun 6:30pm-6:55pm (After vespers)

Our Lady & St Bernadette

Location: Horseshoe Road, Pangbourne, Berkshire RG8 7JL

Sunday Mass: 9:45am

Reconciliation: Sun 9am-9:30am

St Luke

Location: Englefield Road, Theale, Berkshire RG7 5AS

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:30pm

Reconciliation: Sat 4:45pm-5:15pm

Rosary: In October and May as announced

St Mary

Location: Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

Religious: Benedictines page 112

General: Groups active in the parish: Pastoral Council, Musicians/Choir, Eucharistic Adoration, Rosary Group, Welcome Group, Hospitality Group, Care Outreach.

WOOLSTON

see Southampton, ST PATRICK page 97

YATELEY AND HARTLEY WINTNEY (Northeast Hampshire Pastoral Area) T: 01252 872732 E: yateley@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Swithun's Presbytery, Firgrove Road, Yateley, Hampshire GU46 6NH

Website: www.stswithunsyateley.org.uk

Priest: Rev Wojciech Paszko (Parish Priest)

Secretary: Carole Williams

Safeguarding: Sue Round

St Swithun

Location: Firgrove Road, Yateley, Hampshire GU46 6NH

Sunday Mass: Sat 6pm, 10:45am

Weekdays: Tue 7pm, Wed-Fri 9:30am

Adoration: Wed 10am-12noon

General: Groups active in the parish: Musicians/Choir, Prayer Group, UCM, Mothers Prayer

St Thomas More

Location: Mildmay Terrace, Mount Pleasant, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire RG27 8PN

E-mail: info@hartleywintney-catholics.org.uk

Website: www.hartleywintney-catholics.org.uk

Sunday Mass: 8:45am

* Some of the celebrations of Mass in Latin may be celebrated, with the permission of the Bishop, according to the 1962 Roman Missal. Please check locally.

Ryde - St Cecilia's Abbey

Religious Communities

Women

Benedictine Nuns (Solesmes)

Appley Rise, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 1LH

E-mail: abbey@stceciliasabbey.org.uk

Website: www.stceciliasabbey.org.uk

Mother Eustochium Lee (Abbess), Mother Gertrude Quayle (Prioress & Bursar)

Sunday Mass: 10:00am (Latin, Gregorian Chant)

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 9:30am (Latin, Gregorian Chant)

Holy Days: 10:00am (Latin, Gregorian Chant)

Tel: 01983 562602

Adoration: Sun 5:30pm-6:30pm (In silence for an hour after Vespers (5pm) most Sundays)

Comunidade Cristo de Betania

Jersey - Comunidade Cristo de Betania

St Mary and St Peter, Wellington Road, St Helier, Jersey JE2 4LE

E-mail: ccb@catholicchurch.org.je

Sunday Mass: 9:00am (Polish)

Daughters of Wisdom

Romsey - Provincial Administration

Wisdom House, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8EL

E-mail: provincialsecretary@wisdomhouseromsey.co.uk

Website: www.daughtersofwisdom.org.uk

Romsey - Daughters of Wisdom (Abbey House Community)

Abbey House, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8YB

E-mail: preilly57@yahoo.co.uk

Romsey - Marie Louise Community (Care Home)

Newton Lane, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8GZ

E-mail: preilly57@yahoo.co.uk

Romsey - Sophia Community

10 The Abbey, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8EL

E-mail: jbutler@wisdomhouseromsey.co.uk

Romsey - Delegation Leadership House

14 The Abbey, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 8EL

Dominican Sisters of Malta

Hook - Dominican Sisters of Malta

Maryfield Convent, London Road, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9LA E-mail: sisters@sacredhearthook.co.uk

Sr Mary-Anne Cardona (Superior)

Dominican Sisters of St Joseph

Lymington - Dominican Sisters of St Joseph

St Dominic's Priory, Shirley Holms Road, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8NH E-mail: dominican.sisters@talk21.com Website: www.dominicansisters.net

Sr Julie Marsh-Collis (Superior)

Sunday Mass: 11:00am

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 12:15pm (Phone to confirm timing)

Holy Days: 12:15pm (Phone to confirm timing)

Adoration: Sun 7:30pm-8:20pm , Mon-Sat 8:15pm-9:00pm

Tel: 01534 722970

Tel: 01794 830206

Tel: 01794 835850

Tel: 01794 516129

Tel: 01794 521128

Tel: 01256 762394

Tel: 01590 681874

Dominican Sisters of the Presentation of Our Lady

Wokingham - Dominican Sisters of the Presentation of Our Lady

7 Sturges Court, 70 Sturges Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2HB E-mail: bernadettecn@gmail.com

Tel: 0118 989 3822

Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood

Southsea - Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood

Emmaus Convent, 28 Havelock Road, Southsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO5 1RU

Tel: 023 9296 0376

E-mail: edwardsyj@hotmail.co.uk

Sr Yvonne Edwards

Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels

Wickham - Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels

Park Place Pastoral Centre, Winchester Rd, Wickham PO17 5HA

E-mail: secretary@parkplacecentre.uk

Website: www.parkplacecentre.uk

Sr Evelyn Cardoz (Superior) Sunday Mass: 9:00am

Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus

Reading - Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus

46 Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JP

E-mail: hhcjreading@yahoo.com

Sr Veronica Uchegbu (Superior)

Isle of Wight - La Sainte Union

La Sainte Union

3 Napoleons Landing, The Esplanade, Sandown, Isle of Wight PO36 8JS E-mail: stella.kelly@susc.org

Religious of Christian Education

Farnborough - Religious of Christian Education

2 Woodland Crescent, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 8BF

Religious

Alton - Religious Teacher Fillippini

Teacher Fillippini

St Lucy's Convent, Medstead Manor, Alton, Hampshire GU34 5LL

Sr Barbara (Superior)

Guernsey - Sisters of Mercy

Sisters of Mercy

Cordier Hill, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1JH

E-mail: conventofmercy@cwgsy.net

Tel: 01329 833043

Tel: 0118 966 1985

Tel: 01983 506127

Tel: 01252 371094

Tel: 01420 563562

Tel: 01481 720729

Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd

Ascot - Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd

Tel: 01344 626622 Fairlight, The Avenue, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 7LY

E-mail: josephine.collier@gssweb.org

Sr Anne Josephine Carr (Provincial)

Southampton - Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd

Tel: 023 8046 3535 206 Regents Park Road, Shirley, Southampton SO15 8NY

E-mail: rc.manager@outlook.com

Maria Vicente (Manager)

Waterlooville - Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd

9 Laurel Court, 350 London Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7SR

Kiln Green - St John's Convent

Sisters of Our Lady of Pity

Sisters of Our Lady of Pity, Linden Hill Lane, Kiln Green, Reading RG10 9XP

Tel: 023 9225 1661

Tel: 0118 940 4519

Sisters of Our Lady of Providence

Alton - Sisters of Our Lady of Providence

Anstey Lane, Alton, Hampshire GU34 2NG

E-mail: helen_samuel@hotmail.com

Sr Helen Samuel (Superior)

Windsor - Sisters of St Brigid

Sisters of St Brigid

48 Springfield Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3PQ

E-mail: mpmulhall@yahoo.co.uk

Website: www.brigidine.org.au

Sisters of Ste Marie Madeleine Postel

Reading - Sisters of Ste Marie Madeleine Postel

St Joseph's Convent, 64 Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JT

E-mail: helenbanningsmmp@gmail.com

The Grail Community

Winchester - The Grail Community

The Hermitage, Cheriton Road, Winchester SO22 5HW

E-mail: m.leigh@grailsociety.org.uk

Moira Leigh (Community Coordinator)

Verbum Dei

Isle of Wight - Verbum Dei Retreat Centre

Rosary Cottage, Nunnery Lane, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 1YR

E-mail: verbumdei.iow@gmail.com

Website: uk.verbumdei.org

Southampton - Verbum Dei Community

33 Elmsleigh Gardens, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 3GE

E-mail: verbumdei.soton@gmail.com

Website: www.verbumdei.org.uk

Sr Emiliana Silva (Superior)

Men

Benedictines

Farnborough - Benedictines (Subiaco Cassinese Congregation)

St Michael's Abbey, 280 Farnborough Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7NQ

E-mail: info@farnboroughabbey.org

Website: farnboroughabbey.org

Rt Rev Dom Cuthbert Brogan OSB (Abbot)

Sunday Mass: 9:00am

Founded 1895

Reading - Benedictines (English Congregation)

Douai Abbey, Upper Woolhampton, Berkshire RG7 5TQ

E-mail: info@douaiabbey.org.uk

Website: www.douaiabbey.org.uk

Rt Rev Dom Paul Gunter OSB (Abbot)

Sunday Mass: 10:30am

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 7:45am

Confessions: On request

Adoration: Sun 6:30pm-6:55pm (After vespers)

Tel: 01420 541545

Tel: 01753 859529

Tel: 0118 926 8943

Tel: 01962 859870

Tel: 01983 529554

Tel: 023 8058 3750

Tel: 01252 546105

Tel: 0118 971 5300

Douai Abbey is the home of the monks of the English Benedictine community of St Edmund, who welcome guests and provide pastoral ministry in a number of parishes in England and Wales.

Ryde - Benedictines - (Solesmes Congregation)

St Mary's Abbey, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 4ES

E-mail: abbot@quarr.org

Website: quarrabbey.org

Rt Rev Dom Xavier Perrin OSB (Abbot)

Sunday Mass: 10:00am

Holy Days: 10:00am

Reading - Carmelites

2 Wellswood Gardens, Reading RG1 5BF

E-mail: provincial@carmelite.org

Website: www.carmelite.org

Carmelites

Tel: 01983 882420

Tel: 0118 915 0116

Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer - Redemptorists

Alton - Redemptorists

St Clement's, Wolf Lane, Alton, Hampshire GU34 3HG

E-mail: mcbride5@aol.com

Website: rpbooks.co.uk

Rev Denis McBride CSsR (Rector and Publishing Director)

Sunday Mass: 12:00pm (RP Mass on YouTube)

Congregation of the Oratory

Bournemouth - Oratorians (Bournemouth Oratory-in-Formation)

The Oratory House, 1 Albert Road, Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BZ

E-mail: frpeter1@icloud.com

Website: www.bournemouthoratory.org.uk

Rev Peter Edwards Cong. Orat. (Moderator)

De La Salle Brothers

Tel: 01420 80731

Tel: 01202 411140

Kintbury - St. Cassian's Centre

De La Salle Community, Wallingtons Road, Kintbury, Hungerford RG17 9SP

E-mail: office@cassians.co.uk

Website: thekintburyexperience.com

Br Bernard Conroy FSC (Superior)

Oxford - Discalced Carmelites

Discalced Carmelites

Carmelite Priory, Chilswell, Boars Hill, Oxford, Oxfordshire OX1 5HB

E-mail: priory@carmelite.org.uk

Website: www.carmelite.uk.net

Sunday Mass: 11:00am

Tel: 01488 658267

Tel: 07927 563653

Weekdays: Mon 6:15am, Tue-Fri 6:00pm , 1st Tue 6:00pm (Healing Mass), Sat 11:00am , 1st Sat 11:00am (Mass of the Holy Spirit)

Family of Mary Immaculate and St Francis

Portsmouth - Family of Mary Immaculate and St Francis

St Joseph's Presbytery, 1 Milton Road, Copnor, Portsmouth PO3 6AN

E-mail: smlanzetta@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Website: www.themarianfranciscans.org

Rev Serafino M Lanzetta (Superior)

Fraternity of St Charles

Tel: 023 9283 1245

Eastleigh - Fraternity of St Charles

Parish Office, 53 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DF

E-mail: office@stswithunwellsparish.org.uk

Website: www.stswithunwellsparish.org.uk

Rev Luca Speziale FSCB (Superior)

Tel: 023 8027 3882

Bournemouth - Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Jesuits

Tel: 01202 436700

Corpus Christi Jesuit Community, 757 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6AN

E-mail: bcallaghansj@jesuit.org.uk

Rev Brendan Callaghan SJ (Superior)

Mill Hill Missionaries

Maidenhead - Mill Hill Missionaries

6 Colby Gardens, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7GZ

E-mail: office@millhillmissionaries.com

Website: www.millhillmissionaries.com

Rev Michael Corcoran MHM (Superior General)

Missionaries of the Company of Mary

Ashurst - Company of Mary (Montfort Missionaries)

St Joseph's Centre, 8 Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst, Hants SO40 7DU

E-mail: stjosephscentre@gmail.com

Rev Richard Magararu SMM (Superior)

Oblates of the Virgin Mary

Southampton - Oblates of the Virgin Mary

St Boniface, 413 Shirley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 3JD

E-mail: stboniface@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Website: www.st-boniface.org.uk

Sunday Mass: Sat 6:30pm, 9:00am, 11:00am, 5:30pm

Weekdays: Mon-Sat 10:00am, 1st Fri 1:30pm (Healing Mass)

Holy Days: 10:00am, 7:00pm

Tel: 01628 673178

Tel: 023 8029 2337

Tel: 023 8077 1231

Confessions: Sun 8:30am-9:00am, Sun 10:30am-11:00am, Sun 5:00pm-5:30pm, Sat 10:30am-11:30am, Sat 6:00pm-6:30pm

Adoration: Fri-Sat 10:30am-11:30am

Opus Dei Prelature

Oxford - Grandpont House

Folly Bridge, Abingdon Road, Oxford OX1 4LD

E-mail: grandponthouseoxford@gmail.com

Website: grandpont-house.org

Rev Joseph Evans (Chaplain)

Priestly Fraternity of St Peter

Reading - Priestly Fraternity of Peter

St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5RU

E-mail: sphipps@fssp.org

Website: www.fssp.co.uk/england

Farnborough - Salesians of Don Bosco

Salesians

St John Bosco House, 121A Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6NZ

E-mail: psherlock@salesians.org.uk

Rev Patrick Sherlock SDB (Rector)

Tel: 01865 244150

Tel: 0118 966 5284

Tel: 01252 554300

Bishopric of the Forces

The Bishopric of the Forces serves UK military personnel and their dependents Differing from any other UK diocese, the Bishopric of the Forces is not aligned along geographical boundaries but is active anywhere in the world that UK military personnel are serving or deployed.

Website: www.rcbishopricforces.org.uk

Bishop's Office

Bishop:

Rt Rev Paul Mason

Phone: 01252 348234

Address: Wellington House, St Omer Barracks, Thornhill Road, Aldershot, Hampshire. GU11 2BG

Secretary & Notary: Diane Restall diane.restall654@mod.gov.uk

Vicar General: Rev Nicholas Gosnell VG stmichael.stgeorge@live.co.uk

Chancellor: Rev (Sqn Ldr) Neil Galloway MBE RAF neil.galloway101@mod.gov.uk

Safeguarding: Ruth Attfield 02394 216486 rattfield@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Cathedral of St Michael and St George

Phone: 01252 329684

Address: Queen's Avenue, Aldershot, Hampshire. GU11 2BY Website: www.rcbishopricforces.org.uk/cathedral

Dean: Rev Nicholas Gosnell VG 01252 315042 stmichael.stgeorge@live.co.uk

Permanent Deacon: Rev Antonio D’Mello Mass: Sun 11.00

Fareham: HMS Collingwood

Address:

The Chaplaincy, HMS Collingwood, Newgate Lane, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 1AS

Pastoral Assistant: Cdr Ian Crabtree KSG RN (rtd) ian.crabtree277@mod.gov.uk

Portsmouth: HMS Nelson and HMS Temeraire

Address: The Chaplaincy Centre, Rodney Block, HMS Nelson, Queen Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire. PO1 3NH Phone: 023 9272 3000

Chaplains (OCM): Rev John Humphreys TD Rev John Cumpsty

Sandhurst: Church of Christ the King

Address: The Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, Surrey. GU15 4PQ

Served from Blackwater

Shrivenham: Church of St Alban

Address: Ironside Drive, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire. SN6 8LA Mass: Sun 09:30

Thorney Island

Chaplain (OCM): Rev John Humphreys TD

Chaplaincies and Institutions

Hospitals

Abingdon - Abingdon Hospital

Served from Our Lady and St Edmund of Abingdon, Abingdon

Phone: 01235 520375

Email: abingdon@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Abingdon Hospital, Marcham Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 1AG

Chaplain: Rev James McGrath

Website: www.ourladyandstedmund.org.uk

Office Hours: Tuesday to Friday 9am to 12.30pm

Alderney - Mignot Hospital

Served from St Anne and St Mary Magdalen, Alderney

Phone: 01481 822105

Email: office@catholic.org.gg

Chaplain: Rev Paul Dzwig

Alton - Alton Community Hospital

Served from St Mary, Alton

Phone: 01420 82030

Email: stmarysalton@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Alton Community Hospital, Chawton Park Road, Alton, Hampshire GU34 1RJ

Chaplain: Rev Peter Hart

Website: www.stmarysalton.co.uk

Andover - Andover War Memorial Hospital

Address: Andover War Memorial Hospital, Charlton Road, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3LB

Ascot - Heatherwood Hospital

Served from St Francis of Assisi, Ascot

Phone: 01344 620591

Email: stfrancisascot@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Heatherwood Hospital, London Road, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 8AA

Website: www.stfrancisascot.co.uk

Basingstoke - Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital

Phone: 01256 465214

Address: Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital, Aldermaston Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9NA

Basingstoke - North West Hampshire Hospital

Served from Holy Ghost, Basingstoke

Phone: 01256 465214

Email: office@stbedesbasingstoke.org.uk

Chaplain: Rev Paul Nwune

Website: www.stbedesbasingstoke.org.uk

Basingstoke - The Hampshire Clinic

Address: The Hampshire Clinic, Basing Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 7AL

Bordon - Chase Community Hospital

Served from The Sacred Heart, Bordon

Phone: 01420 472415

Email: jchandler@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Chase Community Hospital, Conde Way, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 0YZ

Chaplain: Rev John Chandler

Website: www.sacredheartbordon.co.uk

Office Hours: 11am - 2:30pm Mon - Fri

Sunday Mass: 10:00am

Weekdays: Mon, Wed 10:00am, Tue 7:00pm, Fri 12:00pm, Sat 6:00pm

Holy Days: Eve 6:00pm, 10:00am

Confessions: Mon, Sat 9:30am, Tue 6:00pm, Fri 11:00am, Sat 5:00pm

Bournemouth - Kings Park Hospital

Served from Corpus Christi, Bournemouth

Phone: 01202 425286

Email: office@corpuschristiboscombe.org.uk

Address: Kings Park Hospital, Gloucester Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 6JF

Chaplain: Rev Mgr John Nelson

Website: www.corpuschristiboscombe.org.uk

Bournemouth - Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Chaplaincy

Phone: 01202 704221

Address: The Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Castle Lane East, Bournemouth, Dorset BH7 7DW

Chaplain: Rev Darryl Jordan

Pastoral Assistant: Pauline Hughes, Mia Knight

Website: https://www.uhd.nhs.uk/visit/facilities/chaplaincy

Weekdays: Wed 6:00pm

Christchurch - Christchurch Hospital

Served from Immaculate Conception and St Joseph, Christchurch

Phone: 01202 483340

Email: office@icsj.org.uk

Address: Christchurch Hospital, Fairmile Road, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 2JX

Chaplain: Rev Paul Obada

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/icsj

Office Hours: Wed-Fri 08:30-16:30

Sunday Mass: Sat 5:00pm, 9:00am

Weekdays: Tue 6:30pm, Wed 10:00am

Holy Days: 6:30pm

Confessions: Sat 4:00pm-4:45pm

Adoration: Tue 9:30am-10:30am

Crowthorne - Broadmoor Hospital

Served from Holy Ghost and The Immaculate Conception, Crowthorne and Sandhurst

Phone: 01344 754450

Email: simon.tierney@abdiocese.org.uk

Address: West London NHS Trust, Broadmoor Hospital, Joshua Jebb Way, Crowthorne, Berkshire RG45 7ET

Chaplain - Deacon: Rev Simon Tierney

Website: www.crowsand.co.uk

Eastleigh - Wessex Nuffield Hospital

Address: Wessex Nuffield Hospital, Winchester Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO53 2DW

Ferndown - St James Hospital Chaplaincy

Address: St James Hospital, Locksway Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO4 8LD

Ferndown - St Leonard's Community Hospital

Served from The Sacred Heart and St Therese of Lisieux, Ringwood

Phone: 01425 653131

Email: shandolos@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Leonard's Community Hospital, 241 Ringwood Road, Ferndown, Hampshire BH24 2RR

Chaplain: Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend

Website: www.avonstour.co.uk/parishes/ringwood

Fleet and Church Crookham - Fleet and District Hospital

Served from Our Lady and The Holy Trinity, Fleet and Church Crookham

Phone: 01252 616963

Email: office@htaol.org.uk

Address: Fleet and District Hospital, Church Road, Fleet, Hampshire GU51 4LZ

Chaplain: Rev Johnpromise Umeozuru

Website: www.htaol.org.uk

Fordingbridge - Fordingbridge Hospital

Served from Our Lady of Sorrows and St Philip Benizi, Fordingbridge

Phone: 01425 653131

Email: shandolos@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Fordingbridge Hospital, Bartons Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 1JD

Chaplain: Rev Mgr Canon Paul Townsend

Website: avonstour.co.uk/parishes/fordingbridge

Gosport - Gosport War Memorial Hospital

Served from St Columba and St Mary, Gosport

Phone: 023 9258 0119

Email: office@stmarysgosport.org.uk

Address: Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Bury Road, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3PW

Deacon: Rev John Cumpsty

Guernsey - Les Bourgs Hospice

Served from Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey, Guernsey

Phone: 01481 720196

Email: office@catholic.org.gg

Address: Les Bourgs Hospice, Andrew Mitchell House, Rue du Tertre, St Andrews, Guernsey GY6 8SF

Chaplain: Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge Website: www.catholic.org.gg

Guernsey - Princess Elizabeth Hospital

Served from Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey, Guernsey

Phone: 01481 720196

Email: office@catholic.org.gg

Address: Princess Elizabeth Hospital, Le Vauquiedor, St Andrews, Guernsey GU4 6UU

Chaplain: Rev Inna Gade

Website: www.catholic.org.gg

Havant - Spire Portsmouth Hospital

Served from St Joseph and St Thomas of Canterbury and St Thomas More, Havant Phone: 023 9248 4520

Email: havant@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Spire Portsmouth Hospital, Bartons Road, Havant, Hampshire PO9 5NP

Chaplain: Rev JÃ³zef Gruszkiewicz

Website: www.rchavant.com

Hook - Odiham Cottage Hospital

Address: Odiham Cottage Hospital, Buryfields, Hook, Hampshire RG29 1NE

Hythe - Hythe Hospital

Served from St Bernard and St Michael, Waterside

Phone: 023 8089 1866

Email: office@watersideparish.org.uk

Address: Hythe Hospital, Beaulieu Road, Hythe, Hampshire SO45 4ZB

Chaplain: Rev Marcin Drabik

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Jersey - Jersey General Hospital

Served from Our Lady of Annunciantion, Sacred Heart, St Bernadette, St Mary and St Peter, St Matthieu, St Patrick, St Thomas, Jersey

Phone: 01534 442000

Email: office@catholicchurch.org.je

Address: Jersey General Hospital, Gloucester Street, St Helier, Jersey JE2 3QS

Chaplain: Rev Jacek Malecki

Website: https://www.gov.je/health/hospitals/abouthospitals/pages/chaplaincy.aspx

Jersey - Jersey Hospice Care

Served from Our Lady of Annunciantion, Sacred Heart, St Bernadette, St Mary and St Peter, St Matthieu, St Patrick, St Thomas, Jersey

Phone: 01534 876555

Email: office@catholicchurch.org.je

Address: Jersey Hospice Care, Clarkson House, St Helier, Jersey JE2 3JB

Chaplain: Rev Canon Dominic Golding Website: www.jerseyhospicecare.com

Lymington - Lymington New Forest Hospital

Served from Our Lady of Mercy and St Joseph, Lymington

Phone: 01590 676696

Email: office@lymbrockmil.org.uk

Address: Lymington New Forest Hospital, Wellworthy Road, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8QD

Chaplain: Rev David Adams

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Lymington - Oakhaven Hospice

Served from Our Lady of Mercy and St Joseph, Lymington

Phone: 01590 676696

Email: office@lymbrockmil.org.uk

Chaplain: Rev David Adams Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Maidenhead - St Mark's Hospital

Served from St Edmund Campion, Maidenhead

Phone: 01628 628274

Email: office@stedmundcampion.org.uk

Address: St Mark's Hospital, 112 St Marks Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 6DU

Chaplain: Rev Liam Cummins MHM

Website: www.st-edmundcampion-mh.co.uk

Marchwood - Priory Hospital

Served from St Bernard and St Michael, Waterside

Phone: 023 8089 1866

Email: office@watersideparish.org.uk

Address: Priory Hospital, Hythe Road, Marchwood, Hampshire SO40 4WU

Chaplain: Rev Marcin Drabik

Website: www.nfwp.org.uk

Newport - Isle of Wight (Earl Mountbatten) Hospice

Served from St Thomas of Canterbury, Newport

Phone: 01983 522027

Email: stsandstc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Isle of Wight (Earl Mountbatten) Hospice, Halberry Lane, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 2ER

Deacon: Rev Gary May

Website: stass.iowrcchurch.org.uk

Newport - St Mary's Hospital

Served from St Thomas of Canterbury, Newport

Phone: 01983 522027

Email: stsandstc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: St Mary's Hospital, Parkhurst Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 5TG

Deacon: Rev Gary May

Website: stass.iowrcchurch.org.uk

Newport - The Orchard Hospital

Served from St Thomas of Canterbury, Newport

Phone: 01983 522027

Email: stsandstc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: The Orchard Hospital, 189 Fairlee Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 2EP

Deacon: Rev Gary May

Website: stass.iowrcchurch.org.uk

Petersfield - Petersfield Hospital

Served from St Laurence, Petersfield

Phone: 07901 148621

Email: stlaurence@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Petersfield Hospital, Swan Street, Petersfield, Hampshire GU32 3LB

Chaplain: Rev Peter Hollins

Website: www.petersfieldparish.org.uk

Portsmouth - Queen Alexandra Hospital Chaplaincy

Phone: 023 9228 6408

Address: Queen Alexandra Hospital, Southwick Hill Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 3LY

Priest Chaplain: Rev James Lewis

Deacon: Rev Kim Cabatana

Sunday Mass: 4:00pm

Reading - Royal Berkshire Hospital Chaplaincy

Phone: 0118 322 5111

Address: Royal Berkshire Hospital Chaplaincy, London Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5AN

Website: www.royalberkshire.nhs.uk/chaplaincy.htm

Weekdays: Wed 11:15am

Holy Days: 11:15am

Reading - St John's Retirement Home (Diocesan Facility)

Phone: 0118 940 2964

Address: St John's Convent, Kiln Lane, Reading RG10 9XP

Romsey - Romsey Hospital

Address: Romsey Hospital, Winchester Hill, Romsey, Hampshire SO51 7ZA

Southampton - Moorgreen Hospital

Served from Our Lady of the Assumption and St Brigid, Hedge End

Address: Moorgreen Hospital, Botley Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO30 3JB

Chaplain: Rev Elijah Nde

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/hedge-end

Southampton - Southampton General Hospital Chaplaincy

Phone: 023 8120 6745

Address: Chaplaincy Centre, Mailpoint 201, Southampton General Hospital, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 6YD

Sunday Mass: 4:30pm

Southampton - Spire Southampton Hospital

Served from St Boniface, Southampton

Phone: 023 8077 3640

Email: stboniface@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Spire Southampton Hospital, Chalybeate Close, Southampton SO16 6UY

Chaplain: Rev Thomas Kleinschmidt OMV

Website: www.st-boniface.org.uk

Southampton - Western Community Hospital

Served from Holy Family, Southampton

Phone: 023 8054 0666

Email: office@holyfamilysouthampton.org.uk

Address: Western Community Hospital, William Macleod Way, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 4XE

Chaplain: Rev Benjamin Theobald

Website: www.holyfamilycatholicchurch.co.uk

St Saviour - St Saviour's Hospital

Served from Our Lady of Annunciantion, Sacred Heart, St Bernadette, St Mary and St Peter, St Matthieu, St Patrick, St Thomas, Jersey

Phone: 01534 720235

Email: office@catholicchurch.org.je

Address: St Saviour's Hospital, La Route de la Hougue Bie, St Saviour, Jersey JE2 7UW

Chaplain: Rev Canon Dominic Golding

Website: www.catholicchurch.org.je

Thatcham - West Berkshire Community Hospital

Served from St Joseph, Newbury

Phone: 01635 40167

Email: office@stjosephsnewbury.org.uk

Address: West Berkshire Community Hospital, London Road, Benham Hill, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 3AS

Chaplain: Rev Michael Fava

Website: www.stjosephsnewbury.org.uk

Totton - Tatchbury Mount Hospital

Served from St Theresa of the Child Jesus, Totton

Phone: 023 8086 2270

Email: office@totlyn.org.uk

Address: Tatchbury Mount Hospital, Tatchbury Mount, Totton, Hampshire SO40 2RZ

Deacon: Rev Steven Bowler

Website: nfwp.org.uk

Waterlooville - The Rowans Hospice

Served from The Sacred Heart and St Peter the Apostle, Waterlooville

Phone: 023 9226 2289

Email: office@waterlooville-catholic.org.uk

Address: The Rowans Hospice, Purbrook Heath Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 5RU

Chaplain: Rev Mgr Canon Jeremy Garratt

Website: portsmouthdiocese.org.uk/parish/waterlooville

Winchester - Royal Hampshire County Hospital

Served from St Peter & The Winchester Martyrs, Winchester

Phone: 01962 852804

Email: office@stpeterswinchester.org.uk

Address: Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Romsey Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 5DG

Chaplain: Rev Mark Hogan, Rev Benedict Ndikum

Website: www.catholicwinchester.org.uk

Windsor - BMI - The Princess Margaret Hospital

Served from Christ The King, Windsor & Ascot

Phone: 01753 865163

Email: office@catholicwindsor.org

Address: BMI - The Princess Margaret Hospital, Osbourne Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 3SJ

Chaplain: Rev Canon David Hopgood

Website: www.catholicwindsor.org

Windsor - Thames Hospice Care

Served from Christ The King, Windsor & Ascot

Phone: 01753 865163

Email: office@catholicwindsor.org

Address: Thames Hospice Care,

Chaplain: Rev Canon David Hopgood

Website: www.catholicwindsor.org

Wokingham - Wokingham Hospital

Served from Corpus Christi, Wokingham

Phone: 0118 978 0348

Email: wokingham@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Wokingham Hospital, 41 Barkham Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG41 2RE

Chaplain: Rev Canon Simon Thomson

Website: www.corpuschristi-wokingham.org

Pastoral Centres

Ashurst - St Joseph's Centre

Phone: 023 8029 2337

Email: stjosephscentre@mail.com

Address: St Joseph's Centre, 8 Lyndhurst Road, Ashurst, Hants SO40 7DU

Superior: Rev Nelson Cabanero SMM

Sunday Mass: Sat 2:00pm (Malayalam)

Bournemouth - Bournemouth Polish Catholic Mission

Phone: 07960 088195

Email: w.pajak@pcmew.org

Address: St Edmund Campion, 481 Castle Lane West, Bournemouth, Dorset BH8 9TN

Team: Rev Piotr Gardon

Team: Rev Wlodzimierz Pajak SChr

Guernsey - Les Cotils Christian Retreat and Conference Centre

Phone: 01481 727793

Email: reception@lescotils.com

Address: Les Cotils Christian Retreat and Conference Centre, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 1UU

Website: www.lescotils.com

Portsmouth - Cathedral Discovery Centre

Phone: 023 9287 0348

Email: cdc@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Cathedral Discovery Centre, St Edmund House, Bishop Crispian Way, Portsmouth PO1 3QA

Website: www.portsmouthcatholiccathedral.org.uk

Reading - Reading Polish Catholic Mission

Phone: 0118 375 7587

Address: Sacred Heart Church, 61 Watlington Street, Reading, Berkshire RG1 4RF

Chaplain: Rev Rafal Jaroslawski, Rev Edward Stachurski

Sunday Mass: 9:00am (Polish), 10:40am (Polish)

Romsey - Wisdom Centre

Phone: 01794 830206

Email: reception@wisdomhouseromsey.co.uk

Address: Wisdom House Spirituality Centre, Romsey, Hampshir SO51 8EL

Website: www.wisdomhouseromsey.org.uk

Southampton - Southampton Polish Mission

Phone: 023 8022 4418

Email: southampton@pcmew.org

Address: Polish Catholic Centre, 15 Landguard Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 5DL

Chaplain: Fr Krzysztof Sanda

Assistant: Fr Wojciech Swiatkowski

Website: southampton.chrystusowcy.pl

Office Hours: 10am-6pm (from Monday to Friday except Tuesday)

Wickham - Park Place Pastoral Centre

Phone: 01329 833043

Email: secretary@parkplacecentre.uk

Address: Park Place Pastoral Centre, Winchester Rd, Wickham PO17 5HA

Website: www.parkplacecentre.co.uk

Sunday Mass: 9:00am

Prisons

Guernsey - Guernsey Prison

Served from Our Lady and the Saints of Guernsey, Guernsey

Phone: 01481 720196

Email: office@catholic.org.gg

Chaplain: Rev Canon Christopher Rutledge

Website: www.catholic.org.gg

Newport - HMP Isle of Wight

Phone: 01983 634000

Address: HMP Isle of Wight, Parkhurst Road, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 5RS

Managing Chaplain: Rev Gary May

St Brelade - HMP La Moye

Phone: 01534 441887

Address: HMP La Moye, La Rue Baal, St Brelade, Jersey JE3 8HQ

Chaplain - Deacon: Rev David Cahill

Winchester - HMP Winchester

Phone: 01962 723000

Address: HMP Winchester, Romsey Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 5DF

Chaplain:

Seafarers

Portsmouth - Stella Maris Seafarers' Centre

Address: MMD (Shipping Services) Ltd, Flathouse Quary, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO2 7SP

Southampton - Southern Ports - Stella Maris (formerly Apostleship of the Sea)

Phone: 07821 846189

Address: Southampton Stella Maris Seafarers' Centre, St Joseph's Church, 48 Bugle Street, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 2AH

Senior Chaplain: Rev Nicholas O'Neill

Universities

Bournemouth - Catholic Chaplaincy to Bournemouth University

Phone: 01202 411140

Oxfordshire - Defence Academy Of The United Kingdom Catholic Chaplaincy

Phone: 01367 242039

Portsmouth - Catholic Chaplains Team to Portsmouth University

Phone: 023 9284 3030

Email: uopcathchap@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk

Address: Chaplaincy Centre & Prayer Rooms, St Paul's Road, Southsea, Hampshire PO5 4AQ

Chaplain: Rev Thomas Hiney

Lay Chaplains: Sr Yadira Calderon, Jerrin Varghese

Office Hours: 9am to 5pm at the University Chaplaincy

Sunday Mass: 12:00pm (in the Cathedral)

General: CathSoc meetings: Tuesdays at 6.30pm

Reading - Catholic Chaplaincy to Reading University

Phone: 0118 926 8869

Address: Catholic Chaplaincy to Reading University, 29 Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JJ

Priest Chaplain: Rev Stanislaw Gibzinski

Website: www.reading.ac.uk/chaplaincy

Sunday Mass: 6:00pm (except July/August)

Southampton - Catholic Chaplaincy to Southampton Solent University

Phone: 023 8031 9819

Address: The Chaplaincy, Student Service, East Park Terrace, Southampton, Hampshire SO14 0YN

Lay Chaplain: Sr Isabelle Kirby

Southampton - Catholic Chaplaincy to Southampton University

Phone: 023 8059 4622

Address: 41 University Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO17 1BJ

Lay Chaplain: Sr Emiliana Silva

Priest Chaplain: Rev Benjamin Theobald

Winchester - University of Winchester

Served from St Peter & The Winchester Martyrs, Winchester

Phone: 01962 852804

Email: office@stpeterswinchester.org.uk

Chaplain: Rev Mark Hogan

Website: www.catholicwinchester.org.uk

Masses in Latin

Latin

Berkshire, Our Lady of Peace and Blessed Dominic Barberi, Earley, Reading

Weekdays: Mon 6:30pm (Novus Ordo)

Berkshire, St William of York, Reading

Sunday Mass: 11:00am (Sung)

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Weekdays: Mon, Wed 12:00pm, Tue 7:00am, Thu 10:00am, Fri 7:00pm (7pm followed by 1st Friday Devotions on First Fridays), Sat 8:00am

Holy Days: 10:00am, 7:00pm (Sung)

Dorset, Sacred Heart, Bournemouth

Weekdays: 1st Fri 6:00pm

Holy Days: Eve 6:00pm

Dorset, St Thomas More, Bournemouth

Sunday Mass: 12:30pm

Holy Days: 5:00pm

Hampshire, Cathedral of St John the Evangelist, Portsmouth

Sunday Mass: 8:00am

Hampshire, St Colman, Portsmouth

Sunday Mass: 11:15am

Hampshire, St Joseph, Portsmouth

Sunday Mass: 11:00am

Weekdays: MonSat 7:00am

Hampshire, Holy Family, Southampton

Sunday Mass: 9:00am

Weekdays: Thu 7:30pm

Isle of Wight, St Thomas of Canterbury, Cowes

Weekdays: Thu 12:00pm

Isle of Wight, St Cecilia's Abbey, Ryde

Sunday Mass: 10:00am (Gregorian Chant)

Weekdays: MonSat 9:30am (Gregorian Chant)

Holy Days: 10:00am (Gregorian Chant)

Oxfordshire, Holy Rood, Oxford

Sunday Mass: 5:00pm

Weekdays: Fri 9:00am

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* Some of the celebrations of Mass in Latin may be celebrated, with the permission of the Bishop, according to the 1962 Roman Missal. Please check locally.

Chaplaincies

All Hallows Catholic School

Schools

Academies

Weybourne Road, Farnham, Surrey GU9 9HF

E-mail: admin@allhallows.net

Website: www.allhallows.net

Head: Mark Baines

Corpus Christi Primary Academy

Gladys Avenue, North End, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO2 9AX

E-mail: admin@corpuschristi.portsmouth.sch.uk

Website: www.corpuschristicatholicschool.org.uk

Head: Ursula Clark

Oaklands Catholic School and Sixth Form College

Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7BW

E-mail: oaklands@oaklandscatholicschool.org

Website: www.oaklandscatholicschool.org

Head: Matthew Quinn

Springhill Catholic Primary School

Milton Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 2HW

E-mail: info@springhillcatholic.net

Website: www.springhillcatholic.co.uk

Head: Roxy Ashworth

St Anne's Primary School

Pinkerton Road, South Ham, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6RE

E-mail: adminoffice@st-annes.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-annes.hants.sch.uk

Executive Head: William James Head of School: Martine Sadie

St Anne's Secondary School

Carlton Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO15 2WZ

E-mail: info@st-annes.uk.com

Website: www.st-annes.uk.com

Executive Head: Lyn Bourne

St Anthony's Primary School

Primate Road, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 4RP

E-mail: office@saint-anthonysfareham.co.uk

Website: www.saint-anthonysfareham.co.uk

Head: Katrina Straker

St Edmund Campion Primary School

Altwood Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 4PX

E-mail: school@st-edmund.org.uk

Website: www.st-edmund.org.uk

Head: Jennifer Camp-Overy

Tel: 01252 319211

Tel: 023 9266 1818

Tel: 023 9225 9214

Acting Head: Julian Waterfield

Tel: 023 8033 3954

Tel: 01256 464165

Tel: 023 8032 8200

Tel: 01489 579100

Tel: 01628 620183

St Francis Catholic & Church of England Primary School

Newport Road, Ventnor, Isle of Wight PO38 1BQ

E-mail: office@stfrancisventnor.org

Website: www.stfrancisventnoracademy.org

Executive Head: Alex Augustus

St Francis Primary School

Coronation Road, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 9HG

E-mail: office@stfrancisprimary.org

Website: www.stfrancisprimary.org

Head: Rhona Miccoli

St Joseph's Primary Academy

Bridge Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3DD

E-mail: admin@st-josephs.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.stjosephsaldershot.org

Executive Head: William James

St Margaret Clitherow Primary School

Head: Deirdre McNeill

Pembroke, Hanworth, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 7RD

E-mail: secretary@smc-bracknell.com

Website: www.stmargaretclitherowbracknell.co.uk

Head: Anne Mulholland

St Mary's Primary School

Cookham Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 7EG

E-mail: office@stmarys-maidenhead.org.uk

Website: www.stmarys-maidenhead.org.uk

Head: Rosie Akehurst

St Peter's School

St Catherine's Road, Bournemouth BH6 4AH

E-mail: info@st-peters.bournemouth.sch.uk

Website: www.st-peters.bournemouth.sch.uk

Head: Ben Doyle

St Teresa's Primary School

Easthampstead Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 2EB

E-mail: admin@st-teresas.wokingham.sch.uk

Website: www.st-teresas.wokingham.sch.uk

Head: Nikki Peters

Corpus Christi Primary School

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole

St James Square, Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset BH5 2BX

E-mail: office@corpuschristiacademy.co.uk

Website: cccpschool.co.uk

Head: Simon Lennon

St Joseph's Primary School

Dorset Road, Somerford, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 3DA

E-mail: admin@stjosephs.dorset.sch.uk

Website: www.stjosephs.dorset.sch.uk

Head: Liz Rippon

Tel: 01983 857449

Tel: 01344 622840

Pupils: 210

Tel: 01252 350583

Tel: 01344 424030

Tel: 01628 622570

Tel: 01202 421141

Pupils: 1300

Tel: 0118 978 4310

Pupils: 324

Tel: 01202 427544

Pupils: 217

Tel: 01202 485976

St Walburga's Primary School

Malvern Road, Moordown, Bournemouth, Dorset BH9 3BY

E-mail: office@stwalburgasprimary.co.uk

Website: www.stwalburgas.bournemouth.sch.uk

Head: Veronica Woodward

St Joseph's Primary School

Bracknell Forest

Gipsy Lane, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 9AP

E-mail: secretary@stjosephsbracknell.co.uk

Website: www.stjosephsbracknell.co.uk

Head: Juanita Dunlop

Bishop Challoner Secondary School

Hampshire

St Michael's Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG22 6SR

E-mail: headteacher@bcs.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.bcs.hants.sch.uk/

Head: John Wright

Our Lady & St Joseph Primary School

Ramley Road, Pennington, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8GY

E-mail: adminoffice@ourladyst-joseph.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.olsjschool.co.uk/

Executive Head: Gerida Montague

St Bede's Primary School

Popley Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG24 9DX

E-mail: adminoffice@st-bedes.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.stbedesprimary.co.uk

Head: Jamie Carroll

St Bernadette's Primary School

Tile Barn Close, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 8LS

E-mail: adminoffice@st-bernadettes.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-bernadettes.hants.sch.uk

Head: Peter Lynch

St John the Baptist Primary School

Floral Way, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3PF

E-mail: admin@st-john-andover.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.sjbschool.co.uk

Head: Catherine Whatley

St Jude's Primary School

Bishopsfield Road, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 1ND

E-mail: adminoffice@st-judes.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-judes.hants.sch.uk

Head: Sarah Wall

St Mary's Primary School

Ann's Hill Road, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3NB

E-mail: helen.cook@st-marysrc-pri.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.stmarysgosport.co.uk

Head: Alison Ternan

Tel: 01202 528811

Pupils: 210

Tel: 01344 425246

Tel: 01256 462661

Tel: 01590 672711

Tel: 01256 473379

Pupils: 436

Tel: 01252 548123

Pupils: 259

Tel: 01264 361806

Tel: 01329 235131

St Patrick's Primary School

Whitefriars, Avenue Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 7BW

E-mail: admin@st-patricks.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-patricks.hants.sch.uk/

Head: Alison Tong

St Peter's Primary School

Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7BP

E-mail: adminoffice@ stpeterswaterlooville.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.stpeterswaterlooville.co.uk

Head: Richard Cunningham

St Peter's Primary School

Olivers Battery Road North, Winchester, Hampshire SO22 4JB

E-mail: admin@st-peters.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.stpetershants.co.uk

Head: Louise Buxton

St Swithun Wells Primary School

Hillcrest Avenue, Chandlers Ford, Hampshire SO35 2JP

E-mail: adminoffice@st-swithunwells.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-swithunwells.org.uk

Head: Anne Marie Jordan

St Thomas More's Primary School

Hooks Lane, Bedhampton, Havant, Hampshire PO9 3DR

E-mail: headteacher@st-thomasmores.hants.sch.uk

Website: www.st-thomasmores.hants.sch.uk

Head: Jeff Sendall

Christ the King College

Isle of Wight

Wellington Road, Carisbrooke, Newport, Isle Of Wight PO30 5QT

E-mail: admin@christthekingcollege.co.uk

Website: www.christthekingcollege.co.uk

Head: Andrew Montrose

Holy Cross Primary School

Millfield Avenue, East Cowes, Isle Of Wight PO32 6AS

E-mail: admin@holycrossrcpri.iow.sch.uk

Website: www.holycrossrcpri.iow.sch.uk

Head: Lucie Banks

St Mary's Primary School

Ampthill Road, Ryde, Isle Of Wight PO33 1LJ

E-mail: admin@stmaryspri.co.uk

Website: www.stmaryrcpri.iow.sch.uk

Executive Head: Maggie Sanderson

St Saviour's Catholic Primary School

Summers Lane, Totland, Isle of Wight PO39 0HQ

E-mail: head@stsavioursrcpri.co.uk

Website: www.stsavioursrcpri.co.uk

Executive Head: Maggie Sanderson

Head of School: Sian Broome

Tel: 01252 542511

Head of School: Tina Winsor

Tel: 023 9226 2599

Tel: 01962 852820

Pupils: 400

Tel: 023 8026 6210

Tel: 023 9247 5909

Tel: 01983 537070

Pupils: 1159

Tel: 01983 292885

Tel: 01983 562000

Pupils: 181

Tel: 01983 752175

St Thomas of Canterbury Primary School

High Street, Carisbrooke, Isle Of Wight PO30 1NR

E-mail: admin@stthomaspri.co.uk

Website: www.stthomasofcantrcpri.iow.org.uk

Executive Head: Maggie Sanderson

St Amand's Primary School

Head of School: Patsy Mauri

Oxfordshire

St Mary's Road, East Hendred, Wantage, Oxfordshire OX12 8LF

E-mail: office.3855@st-amands.oxon.sch.uk

Website: www.st-amands.oxon.sch.uk

Head: Helen Ellery

St Edmund's Primary School

Radley Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3PP

E-mail: office.3856@st-edmunds-rc.oxon.sch.uk

Website: www.st-edmunds-rc.oxon.sch.uk

Head: Erika Kirwan

St Edmund's Secondary School

Portsmouth

Arundel Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 1RX

E-mail: school@saintedmunds.org.uk

Website: www.saintedmunds.org.uk

Head: Simon Graham

St John's Cathedral Primary School

Cottage View, Arundel Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 1PX

E-mail: admin@stjohns.portsmouth.sch.uk

Website: www.stjohnscathedralschool.org.uk

Head: Laura Park

St Paul's Primary School

Bourne Road, Paulsgrove, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO6 4JD

E-mail: school_admin@st-pauls.portsmouth.sch.uk

Website: www.st-pauls.portsmouth.sch.uk

Head: Zoe Killick

St Swithun's Primary School

Taswell Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire PO5 2RG

E-mail: correspondence@st-swithuns.portsmouth.sch.uk

Website: stswithunscatholicprimaryschool.co.uk

Head: Jenny Verhiest

Blessed Hugh Faringdon Secondary School

Fawley Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 3EP

E-mail: admin@hughfaringdon.org

Website: www.hughfaringdon.org

Head: Simon Uttley

Tel: 01983 522747

Tel: 01235 833342

Tel: 01235 521558

Tel: 023 9282 3766

Tel: 023 9282 1055

Tel: 023 9237 5488

Pupils: 331

Tel: 023 9282 9339

Reading

Tel: 0118 957 4730

Christ the King Primary School

Lulworth Road, Reading, Berkshire RG2 8LX

E-mail: admin@christtheking.reading.sch.uk

Website: www.christthekingreading.co.uk

Head: Nikki McVeigh

English Martyrs Primary School

Dee Road, Reading, Berkshire RG30 4BE

E-mail: admin@englishmartyrs.reading.sch.uk

Website: www.englishmartyrs.reading.sch.uk

Head: Catherine Doberska

Holy Family Primary School

Southampton

Mansel Road West, Millbrook, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 9LP

E-mail: head@holyfamilylive.net

Website: www.holyfamilylive.net

Executive Head: Gerida Montague

St George Catholic College

Co-Head: Sarah Hendricks

Leaside Way, Swaythling, Southampton, Hampshire SO16 3DQ

E-mail: info@stgcc.co.uk

Website: www.st-george.southampton.sch.uk

Head: James Habberly

St Patrick's Catholic Primary School

Fort Road, Woolston, Southampton, Hampshire SO19 2JE

E-mail: info@st-patricks.southampton.sch.uk

Website: www.st-patricks-southampton.co.uk

Head: Michael Lobo

Notre Dame du Rosaire School

Tel: 0118 901 5434

Tel: 0118 937 5466

Tel: 023 8077 3264

Tel: 023 8032 2603

Tel: 023 8044 8502

States of Guernsey Pupils: 256

Burnt Lane, St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands GY1 1HL

E-mail: office@notredame.sch.gg

Website: www.notredame.sch.gg

Head: Mary Robertshaw

St Mary and St Michael Primary School

Rue des Monts Delancey, St Sampson, Guernsey, Channel Islands GY2 4HU

E-mail: office@stmary-stmichael.sch.gg

Website: www.stmary-stmichael.sch.gg

Head: Helen Willetts

St Finian's Primary School

West

Berkshire

The Ridge, Cold Ash, Thatcham, Berkshire RG18 9HU

E-mail: office@stfinians.w-berks.sch.uk

Website: www.stfiniansprimary.co.uk

Head: Anna Jarratt

Tel: 01481 222412

Tel: 01481 245020

Pupils: 193

Tel: 01635 865925

St Joseph's Primary School

Newport Road, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 2AW

E-mail: office@stjosephs.w-berks.sch.uk

Website: www.stjoseph.westberks.dbprimary.com

Head: Kelly Bosher

St Paul's Primary School

City Road, Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire RG31 4SZ

E-mail: soffice@stpauls.w-berks.sch.uk

Website: www.stpauls.w-berks.sch.uk

Head: Nuala Oster

St Edward's First School

Windsor and Maidenhead

Parsonage Lane, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 5EN

E-mail: office@secfs.org.uk

Website: www.stedwardscatholicfirst.org.uk

Head: Sarah Matthews

St Edward's Royal Free Ecumenical Middle School

Parsonage Lane, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 5EN

E-mail: office@sterf.org.uk

Website: www.sterf.org.uk

Head: Nina Adamson

St Dominic Savio Primary School

Wokingham

Western Avenue, Woodley, Berkshire RG5 3BH

E-mail: admin@st-dominicsavio.wokingham.sch.uk

Website: www.stdominicsavio.co.uk

Head: Laura Hulland

Blanchelande College

Independent Schools

Les Vauxbelets, St Andrews, Guernsey GY6 8XY

E-mail: office@blanchelande.sch.gg

Website: www.blanchelande.co.uk

Acting Principal: Michael Elwood

Beaulieu Convent School

Wellington Road, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands JE2 4RJ

E-mail: secondary@beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk

Website: www.beaulieu.jersey.sch.uk

Head: Matthew Burke

De La Salle College

Wellington Road, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands JE2 7TH

E-mail: secondary.admin@dls-mail.co.uk

Website: www.dls-jersey.co.uk

Head: Jason Turner

Tel: 01635 43455

Tel: 0118 942 2003

Tel: 01753 860607

Tel: 01753 867809

Tel: 0118 969 3893

Pupils: 420

Tel: 01481 237200

Tel: 01534 731280

Pupils: 840

Tel: 01534 754100

FCJ Primary School

Deloraine Road, St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands JE2 7XB

E-mail: admin@fcj.sch.je

Website: www.fcj.sch.je

Head: Donna Lenzi

Charlton House Independent Preparatory School

55 Midanbury Lane, Bitterne Park, Southampton SO18 4HE

E-mail: admin@charltonhouseindependentschool.co.uk

Website: www.charltonhouseindependentschool.co.uk

Head: Lea Pay

Farleigh Independent Preparatory School

Red Rice, Andover, Hampshire SP11 7PW

E-mail: office@farleighschool.co.uk

Website: www.farleighschool.com

Head: Rev Simon Everson

Farnborough Hill Senior School

Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 8AT

E-mail: secretary@farnborough-hill.org.uk

Website: www.farnborough-hill.org.uk

Head: Maria Young

Our Lady's Abingdon

Radley Road, Abingdon-on-Thames, Oxfordshire OX14 3PS

E-mail: office@ola.org.uk

Website: www.ola.org.uk

Head: Daniel Gibbons

Our Lady's Independent Preparatory School

The Avenue, Crowthorne RG45 6PH

E-mail: office@olps.co.uk

Website: www.olps.co.uk

Head: Michael Stone

Salesian College

119 Reading Road, Farnborough, Hampshire GU14 6PA

E-mail: office@salesiancollege.com

Website: www.salesiancollege.com

Head: Gerard Owens

St Joseph's College

Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berkshire RG1 5JT

E-mail: mailbox@sjcr.org.uk

Website: www.sjcr.org.uk

Head: Laura Stotesbury

St Mary's Independent Senior School

St Mary's Road, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 9JF

E-mail: genenquiries@st-marys-ascot.co.uk

Website: www.st-marys-ascot.co.uk

Head: Danuta Staunton

Chaplain: Rev Canon PJ Smith

Tel: 01534 723063

Tel: 023 8067 1739

Tel: 01264 710766

Tel: 01252 545197

Tel: 01235 524658

Tel: 01344 773394

Tel: 01252 893000

Tel: 0118 966 1000

Tel: 01344 623721

The Marist School

Kings Road, Sunninghill, Ascot, Berkshire SL5 7PS

E-mail: officesenior@themarist.com

Website: www.themarist.com

Head: Joanne Smith We welcome, care and work hard. www.stjosephsaldershot.org

Headteacher: Mrs D McNeill As a Catholic family we welcome all and value Christ in everyone whilst seeking the highest possible achievement.

Tel: 01344 624291

Diocese of Portsmouth

THE FRAMEWORK FOR COLLABORATION

1. THE DIOCESAN CURIA OR ‘FRAMEWORK FOR COLLABORATION’

The Diocesan Curia consists of those institutions and persons, which assist the Bishop in the governance of the diocese, especially in guiding pastoral action, in caring for administration within the overall authority of the Diocesan Trust Deed and in exercising judicial power (Can. 469). In the Diocese of Portsmouth, the Diocesan Curia is also called the ‘Framework for Collaboration.’ It comprises many teams, experts and ministers who directly assist the pastoral mission and life of the Diocese.

The Bishop

The Bishop, assisted by his priests and deacons, acts sacramentally in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ as the High Priest, Teacher and Shepherd of the Diocese, that is, that portion of the Lord’s flock entrusted to him.

Vicars General

For the governance of the Diocese of Portsmouth, the Bishop has appointed two Vicars General (VG) to assist him. By virtue of their office, the VGs exercise the Bishop’s executive power throughout the Diocese, namely, the power to perform all administrative acts within and subject to the authority of the terms of reference, policies and Diocesan Operating Procedures of the Diocese and other authorities approved from time to time by the Trustees with the consent of the Bishop, except those which the Bishop has reserved to himself or which require a special mandate of the Bishop by law or which are reserved to themselves by the Trustees or expressly delegated by the Trustees to committees or officers of the Diocese or other persons with the consent of the Bishop. One VG has been appointed as the Moderator of the Curia, in order to coordinate administrative matters and to ensure that those who belong to the curia fulfil the offices entrusted to them (Can. 473 §2).

Episcopal Vicars

The Bishop appoints Episcopal Vicars (EV), with the same ordinary power as a VG but limited to a specific pastoral competence. The role of Vicar for Clergy is currently exercised by one of the VGs. Because the EVs like the VGs share ordinary jurisdiction directly in the Bishop’s mission, the VGs and EVs are priests.

The Bishop’s Council

The Bishop’s Council is an advisory body; it serves the Bishop. It comprises the two VGs and three EVs (can. 473 §4). The Bishop’s Secretary acts as its Secretary. A sub-committee of the Bishop’s Council (formed of the Bishop and the two VGs one of whom is the Vicar for Clergy) form the Personnel Committee, which is concerned chiefly with the welfare and deployment of the clergy, although in some cases, clergy matters are discussed in confidence with the whole Bishop’s Council.

The Head of Safeguarding

The Head of Safeguarding is employed to co -ordinate safeguarding matters within the Diocese, including for those religious communities affiliated to the Diocese. The Head of Safeguarding is accountable to the Trustees of the Diocese, the Bishop and the Safeguarding Committee, providing assurance that the safeguarding functions and responsibilities are managed in accordance with the national policies and procedures and in support of the quality standards as set out by the Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency. The Head of Safeguarding directs the business of the Safeguarding Office, managing all matters relating to concerns and allegations of abuse, and maintains active links with statutory agencies and local safeguarding partnerships

The Safeguarding Committee

The Safeguarding Committee is a sub -committee of the diocesan Trustees and chaired by a nominated Trustee. The Committee comprises clergy members and independent professional people, appointed by the Trustees with the prior approval of the Bishop, to act on their behalf to oversee the implementation of the standards, procedures and guidelines of the Catholic

Safeguarding Standards Agency (CSSA). The Committee membership comprises people with specific experience and expertise in safeguarding and includes representatives from the police, safeguarding organisations, social care and the probation service. The Committee meets 6 times a year, with the Head of Safeguarding reporting to the Committee regarding strategic and operational work and performance management.

The Safeguarding Office

The Safeguarding Office, under the direction of the Head of Safeguarding, is responsible for the processing of DBS checks as part of the wider safe- recruitment policy of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. It keeps a database for the diocese and also maintains information on the national database held by CSSA. It is responsible for the recruitment and training of parish representatives in the procedures they must follow when volunteers are appointed in the parish, in best practice in dealing with situations where children and vulnerable adults are present, and in what to do when concerns arise over a particular situation or person including compliance with the relevant Diocesan Operating Procedures. The Safeguarding Office co-ordinates a training programme across the Diocese and offers general support to the Head of Safeguarding.

The Chancery

The Bishop appoints a Chancellor, whose task is to ensure that the acts of the curia are drawn up, dispatched and archived according to due form and process. In cases of marriage, the Chancellor by mandate of the Bishop, has powers to dispense from impediments to marriage dispensable by the Ordinary (Can 1078). He acts as a sole judge in cases concerning the impediment of ligament and in cases concerning the defect of canonical form. He can dispense from canonical form (Can 1127 n.2) and grant retroactive validation (Can 1161 & 1165). Moreover, by mandate of the Bishop, the Chancellor may grant diocesan faculties to a visiting priest, grant leave of absence, issue celebrets , grant faculties to receive a non -Catholic into full communion with the Church and grant priests of the diocese the faculty to administer the Sacrament of Confirmation (Can 882). The Chancellor has a further responsibility for maintaining the diocesan Foundation Mass Book, managing the Mass stipends account and distributing Masses where necessary. The Chancellor may also act as a notary for the Bishop’s Office.

The Diocesan Tribunal

The Bishop appoints a duly qualified Judicial Vicar to act on his behalf in all judicial and canonical matters. The work of the Diocesan Tribunal in practice is chiefly concerned with applications for a decree of nullity or dissolution of a marriage bond. A divorced party approaches the Tribunal for the investigation of their previous marriage in order to establish whether the marriage was a valid marriage and whether there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate that an essential element of marriage was absent so that a declaration of nullity can be granted.

The Chief Operating Officer (COO)

The Chief Operating Officer manages the work of the Diocesan Curia and Framework teams. She has overall responsibility for the administrative and financial operations of the Diocese. As Oeconomus, she is responsible for administering the temporal goods of the Diocese on behalf of the Bishop.

The Trustees

The Diocese is a charitable incorporated organisation (CIO), registered as the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth under charity number 1199568 in England, 457 in Jersey and CH263 in Guernsey. As a charity, the Diocese is governed by a Board of Trustees who have legal responsibility for the Diocese’s management and administration, including all its resources and activities in the curia and in each parish. In addition, Trustees have a number of legal duties, these include ensuring that the Diocese is carrying out its purposes, that it is complying with the law and its Constitution, that decisions are made in the Diocese’s best interests and that resources are managed responsibly. The Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth’s Board of Trustees is comprised of a mix of clergy and lay trustees from across the Diocese, who are appointed by the Bishop in his role as sole member of the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth. The Board of Trustees also forms the Diocesan Finance Council and is constituted in accordance with Canon 492.

Support and Administration Services

The Support and Administration Services are managed directly by the Chief Operating Officer. These services exist to assist the Bishop and Trustees in the administration of the temporal goods of the diocese and its parishes: its land and buildings, money, investments and the discharge of its legal and contractual obligations.

The Finance Team handles a wide variety of work and activity across many functions; internally, this includes supporting all parishes on financial reporting, gift aid and all aspects of banking, supporting the clergy and Curial departments, regular financial reporting and preparation of management accounts, managing the Investment Portfolio, and providing Trustees and members of the FAR Committee with the information to make decisions and understand and manage risk. Externally, the team works with the Diocesan auditors to prepare and finalise the statutory accounts and comply with all regulatory matters, and manages the relationship with banks, HMRC and other regulatory bodies.

The HR Team provides support and guidance on employment issues for all employees, line managers and volunteers as well as support for professional development and employee wellbeing.

The Estates Team manages the Diocesan Estate including parish buildings, land, and schools, overseeing acquisition, rentals, sales, routine upkeep, maintenance, and development as well as health and safety compliance and training.

The Governance Team enables senior leaders and the Board of Trustees (and associated SubCommittees) to run the Diocese legally, ethically, sustainably, and successfully by ensuring that the appropriate support structures, policies and processes are in place to enable them to meet their responsibilities and obligations. The Team also handles insurance matters and supports parishes and teams with data protection, procurement, and contract management.

The Communications and Fundraising Team is responsible for both internal and external communication, promoting the Diocesan mission of bringing people closer to Jesus Christ through His Church, protecting and enhancing the Diocese’s reputation, and strengthening communications between the Cura and parishes to help foster a more inclusive and collaborative culture. The Team is responsible for ensuring clarity and consistency in messaging across a broad range of traditional and digital media channels. The Communications and Fundraising Team is additionally responsible for coordinating and optimising fundraising in all its forms throughout the Diocese, stewardship of donors, and for ensuring that all fundraising activity is conducted safely, legally and complies with the Fundraising Regulator’s Code of Fundraising Practice.

2. THE DIOCESAN VISION

One of the princip al duties of the Framework for Collaboration and of every team is to enable the implementation of the Diocesan Vision: Bringing People Closer to Jesus Christ through His Church. The key goal is

Becoming More Holy

Let every disciple of Christ - clergy, consecrated and lay - seek to become more holy. This is about ‘deepening’ in order to be more effective witnesses: deepening our faith and spiritual life, becoming people of prayer and sacrifice, and thus becoming more effective and more credible witnesses of Jesus Christ to others.

The Four Main Vision-Priorities

1. Dependence on God

Let us implore the Holy Spirit to make us people filled with joy and creativity. This is the conversion needed to shift from maintenance to mission: that we trust completely in God and His Word through intense prayer, that we ask God for a new outpouring of the Holy Spirit, to unite and inspire our Diocese, its clergy and laity, with constant joy and creativity in developing new ministries and new ways of living the Gospel.

2. Reaching Out

Let us go out beyond our usual circles to find new disciples of Christ.

This is the ‘far evangelisation :’ that we reach out on mission beyond the Catholic community to proclaim the Gospel far and wide, helping people to come to know, serve and love Jesus Christ in the communion of His Church, working with other Christians and with all people of good will.

3. Reaching In

Let us help all Catholics develop a personal friendship with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist. This is the ‘near evangelisation:’ that we help all Catholics, to convert and deepen their personal relationship with Jesus Christ, loving Him above all in the Holy Eucharist. This includes a special mission to baptised Catholics who are lapsed or not yet practicing.

4. Service to All

Let us make our parishes and schools into communities that serve the poor and needy, with concern for the natural environment and for social justice. This is the conversion from being inward -looking to being outward -looking people/communities: that all our parish and school communities become centres of service, focused on serving the poor and those on the margins.

Three Areas of Special Attention

a) Youth

Let us listen and bring the Gospel to young people, singles and families. This is the concern to do all we can to hand on the gift of faith to young men and to young women, converting, forming and equipping them as joyful missionary -disciples of Christ.

b) Vocations

Let us develop a culture of vocation and discernment of gifts and charisms. We need to pray for, foster and support vocations to all states of life and ministry in the Church, including new initiatives and communities, but especially vocations to the sacred priesthood.

c) Targeting Resources

Let us use our resources more imaginatively in service of our mission. We need to use our property and our human and financial resources more flexibly and more intentionally in service of the new evangelisation.

3. THE FRAMEWORK, ITS THREE VICARIATES AND SIX DEPARTMENTS

The Three Vicariates of the Framework

Within the Framework for Collaboration there are three Vicariates: for Vocation, for Education and for Evangelisation. The Vicariates act in compliance with and within powers delegated to them under terms of reference and Diocesan Operating Procedures and policies approved from time to time by the Trustees with the consent of the Bishop. The Framework is theologically grounded on Christ and his three-fold office as Priest, Prophet and King, that is, the triple munera of sanctifying (his high priesthood), teaching (his prophetic mission) and shepherding (his rule). The three Vicariates also represent three dynamically interrelated strands of Christian discipleship, animated by the Holy Spirit: call - formation - mission. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, the call of the disciple leads him/her to formation in the life and teaching of Christ, and this in turn leads to him/her being sent out on mission. This suggests that in the Framework, there is a direction of travel, from left to right, with the outcome in evangelisation. Yet evangelisation is always two-way: outreach ad extra impels a disciple to reach inwards ad intra and vice versa. These dialectical tensions orientate the Framework and infuse the curia with dynamism, to be both top-down and trans-directional, to be collaborative within each Vicariate and to engage horizontally across the Vicariates in common projects and enterprises.

The Six Departments

Each Vicariate is divided into two Departments. These are led by a priest, a deacon, a religious or a layperson and these Heads of Department report regularly to their EV. They will also meet frequently with the Bishop to discuss and align policy. The six Departments are as follows:

Vicariate for Vocation: Department for Vocation; and Vicariate for Vocation: Department for Clergy.

Vicariate for Education: Catholic Academies and Schools Office; and Vicariate for Education: Department for Educational Chaplaincies.

Vicariate for Evangelisation: Department for Charity; and Vicariate for Evangelisation: Department for New Evangelisation.

This allocation of Departments to Vicariates ‘steers’ departmental policies. Some Departments are divided into Sub-Departments. All Departments and Sub-Departments comprise team-activities. The allocation of Teams is sometimes self-explanatory and sometimes pragmatic (e.g. to share out tasks more equitably across the Vicariates).

Department for Vocation

The Department of Vocation comprises two Sub-Departments: (1) Discipleship and Vocation, and (2) Liturgy. The Department is concerned with the call to discipleship, pre-discipleship and initial proclamation, with particular vocations and with inserting the disciple more deeply into the life of Christ and His Church, especially into the sacred liturgy. It helps to discern, support, promote and celebrate vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, religious life, the consecrated life, the new movements, marriage and family life, celibacy and the single life within the Church. It seeks to identify charisms and to promote spiritual development. It works to advance the liturgical formation of the Diocese in its various dimensions.

Department for Clergy

The Department for Clergy comprises two Sub-Departments: (1) Bishop’s Office for the Support of the Clergy, and (2) Chaplaincies. The Bishop’s Office for the Support of the Clergy, led by the Vicar for Clergy, looks after the welfare, on-going formation and personal support of priests, deacons and retired clergy. The Department also facilitates the various chaplaincy services of the Diocese: the care of the sick and the needs of the disabled, hospital and prison chaplaincies, ethnic groups, links with the ordinariate, the provision of the Extraordinary Form and care of those from other Rites. The aim of the Chaplaincies Sub- Department is to serve the needs of individuals and to make various provisions in order to release the gifts of all for service of the Church: ‘ministry to’ for the sake of ‘ministry of’.

Catholic Academies and Schools Office (CASO)

The Catholic Academies and Schools Office (CASO), led by the Director of Education, ensures on behalf of the Bishop (cf. CIC 803.1) that all the Catholic schools of our Diocese (independent, maintained voluntary aided and maintained academies) operate as ‘Catholic schools’ in accordance with both canon and civil law. Schools and parishes are the two principal agencies of the mission of the Church in our diocese and the Department seeks to develop our schools as key diocesan tools of evangelisation in union with the local parishes, Pastoral Areas and Deaneries. Just as parishes are Catholic Eucharistic Communities, so schools are Catholic Formation Communities comprising students, teachers, staff, parents and governors. CASO promotes and develops all aspects of the Catholic nature of our schools providing direction and advice on educational matters. It represents the Bishop at senior leadership appointments, and administers the appointment of foundation governors and directors. It advises and supports governing bodies on their canonical, statutory and legal responsibilities as maintained voluntary aided schools, maintained academies and independent schools. The Department promotes excellence in Catholic education in all diocesan schools, especially in Religious Education, collective worship and religious education resources, all of which is at the heart of the curriculum and purpose of a Catholic school. The Department is also responsible for the canonical and statutory inspections that take place, advising the Bishop on the quality of our schools.

Department for Educational Chaplaincies

The Department for Educational Chaplaincies coordinates our secondary and tertiary level school, academy and university chaplaincies, as well as the wide field of Youth Ministry, including Youth Workers, the Confirmation Follow -Up and diocesan youth programmes, the organisation of youth days and events, the links with the new youth movements and the spiritual formation of altar servers (the latter in liaison with the Liturgy Team and Diocesan MC).

Department for Charity

The Department for Charity comprises two Sub-Departments: (1) Diocesan Outreach; and (2) Bamenda, coordinates the charitable outreach of the Diocese in its schools and parishes. It promotes justice, peace and social responsibility, the charities in our Diocese, the work of Caritas Diocese of Portsmouth, environmental concern and the ecclesial exchange with Bamenda.

Department for New Evangelisation

The Department of New Evangelisation comprises three Sub-Departments: (1) New Evangelisation, (2) Formation for Mission; and (3) Dialogue and Proclamation. The Department promotes the work of new evangelisation through the Episcopal Vicar for Parish Mission & Development, the Social Research Unit, the formation of children and adults for mission, and the dialogues with fellow-Christians, with the other religions, and with the cultural sectors. It also includes the Jewish-Christian fellowship, outreach to people of goodwill (‘Courtyard of the Gentiles’) and promoting right relationships with the civil authorities.

4. THE SUB - DEPARTMENTS

4.1

Department for Vocation: Discipleship and Vocation

This Sub -Department of Discipleship and Vocation is concerned with the call to discipleship, with welcoming new members into the Church, and with assisting every member of the Diocese (lay, consecrated and ordained) to grow in discipleship and to discern their God -given vocation. It promotes vocations to every state of life and ministry within the Church. It includes helping people discern a call to perpetual virginity, to consecrated life and to the religious life. It also supports links with the various ecclesial movements and communities. It promotes vocations to the diaconate. Above all, through the Vocations Director, it seeks to promote vocations to the sacred priesthood. This Sub -Department will probably develop further sub -teams as it works progresses. The Diaconate Director, Vocations Promoter and Vocations Director work directly in collaboration with the Bishop

4.2 Department for Vocation: Liturgy

The Sub-Department for Liturgy seeks to facilitate the worthy celebration of the Liturgy across the Diocese and the liturgical formation of both clergy and laity. It serves the needs of liturgical ministers, especially priests, deacons, readers, EMHCs and musicians. It helps the Diocese celebrate the Sacred Liturgy and the liturgical seasons by proposing useful resources and ideas. It fosters liturgical music, and the formation and training of liturgical musicians in plainsong, choral and contemporary styles as well as classical and modern hymnody. It also comprises the Liturgical Formation Director, the Liturgical Formation Team, those who advise the Bishop and trustees on matters of art, architecture and patrimony, those who arrange cathedral liturgies and events, those who compile the annual Ordo and those responsible for the Archconfraternity of St. Stephen.

4.3 Department for Clergy: Bishop’s Support of the Clergy

Led by the Vicar for Clergy and his team of advisers, helpers, support staff and associates, the Sub -Department Bishop’s Support of Clergy comprises a number of services and activities to support the holistic well-being of the clergy, both active and retired, such as the provision of spiritual direction, counselling, appraisal, on -going formation and practical advice. It organises retreats, ministerial formation days, courses and sabbaticals. It compiles the Supply Registry. It looks after the junior clergy, the overseas clergy and especially the retired clergy. It is the principal mechanism through which the Bishop looks after the wellbeing of the clergy.

4.4 Department for Clergy: Chaplaincies

The Sub -Department of Chaplaincies seeks to promote the welfare and support of all the sick, the differently abled, the housebound, the bereaved, the dying, the mentally ill and anyone with special needs across the Diocese, spiritually and practically (e.g. the visually or aurally impaired). It seeks to incorporate them more fully into Christ and His Church so that their gifts can be released and their ministry enabled. The Sub -Department seeks to network, support and incorporate the various ethnic groups of Catholics present in our Diocese for prayer and social gatherings. It facilitates associations of those in special ministry such as prison and hospital chaplains, as well as forging links with military groups, the provision of Other Rites and with the Ordinariate. It also seeks to oversee the provision of liturgical rites in the Extraordinary Form, where these are needed.

4.5 Department for Charity: Bamenda Committee

The Sub -Department of Bamenda comprises a Team that supports, enables, directs and develops the relationship and ecclesial exchange between the Diocese of Portsmouth and the Archdiocese of Bamenda. This includes promoting prayer for one another, practical and financial support for

projects, the organisation of exchange visits, the promotion of the link in our schools and parishes, and the sharing of news and information.

4.6 Department for Charity: Diocesan Outreach

The Sub -Department of Diocesan Outreach seeks to promote the charitable life and activities of the Diocese, through the promotion of justice peace and social responsibility, the care of refugees, environmental concern and the work of Caritas Diocese of Portsmouth.

4.7 Department for New Evangelisation: New Evangelisation

The Sub -Department of New Evangelisation is concerned with promoting the new evangelisation through the Episcopal Vicar for Parish Mission & Development, and through careful research into data and demographics. It also includes ministry to inactive Catholics, encouraging all to a deeper practice of their faith.

4.8 Department for New Evangelisation: Formation for Mission

The Sub -Department of Formation for Mission aims to awaken the desire for a personalpassionate love for Jesus Christ within the communion of his Body the Church and thus to encourage and enable active missionary -discipleship. It seeks to establish and develop a network of catechists across the Diocese and to look after their on-going formation. Formation for Mission looks to the catechesis of children and young adults, including sacramental preparation (baptism, confirmation, first holy communion), and adult formation, including the RCIA process and higher education programmes in liaison with our privileged partners, St. Mary’s Twickenham and the Maryvale Institute.

4.9 Department for New Evangelisation: Dialogue and Proclamation

The Sub -Department of Dialogue and Proclamation promotes the mission of the Church ad extra , seeking to befriend and engage in dialogue with individuals, groups, and culture in general. This includes the search for deeper unity in doctrine, life and worship with our brothers and sisters in the other Christian communities, a deeper fraternity with our Jewish elders, and interreligious dialogue in its various aspects. The Sub -Department seeks to promote a critical dialogue with the various cultural sectors, a courtyard for discussion with non -believers and better relations with civic persons such as MPs and local government officers.

5. THE FRAMEWORK TEAMS

5.1 THE FOUR TYPES OF TEAM

Within the Framework, each Department and/or Sub-Department comprises various Teams. There are four types of Team.

5.1.1

Type One Team

A Type One Team is composed of those who are employees of the Diocese or contracted on terms and conditions determined by the Trustees. Most of these are members of the curia, CASO and the Support and Administration Services. They respond to their designated line-managers and/or to the COO.

5.1.2

Type Two Team

A Type Two Team comprise volunteers, specialists and support staff appointed directly by the Bishop and/or Bishop’s Council. They assist and work under a Director of a Department or Sub-Department. Some of the parameters and procedures for Type Four Teams apply.

.1.3 Type Three Team

A Type Three Team comprises ‘specialists’ who form quasi-professional organisations: e.g. hospital chaplains, the Junior Clergy Group. These Teams, as their names suggest, have a restricted membership, with meetings and programmes designed by themselves for their mutual support and professional development. The Bishop’s Council approves their leadership, team-membership and the programme of work they conduct. Each Team includes (1) a chair or convenor, (2) a chaplain, (3) a secretary and reporter, (4) an ‘advertiser’, (5) a treasurer and (6) a factotum, in addition to other team members.

5.1.4 Type Four Team

Type Four Teams comprise the rest of the Teams within the Framework for Collaboration. These are Teams of volunteers. They meet at least six times per year to pray, to help form themselves and to form others, to discuss and devise policy, to sponsor and enable projects, and to encourage and enable pastoral areas and parishes, the clergy and people at local level, to pursue the task in hand (e.g. activities relating to justice, peace and social responsibility). The Bishop and the Bishop’s Council approve membership, appoint the team leaders/chaplains and in some cases designate specific experts and others as team-members. The other members of the Team may be proposed by team leaders/chaplains to the Bishop’s Council for approval, and in addition anyone from across the Diocese may volunteer through the team leader/chaplain to the Bishop’s Council for approval and membership. Members are initially appointed for 18 months, and then for three years, subject to annual appraisal. Team members, unless otherwise indicated, must be over 18 years old and practising Catholics in good standing with the Church. They should be ‘mainstream’, intellectually, morally and spiritually converted to Christ and his Church, in full communion of mind and heart with the Bishop and happy to work under the general direction of the Bishop’s Council. Where possible and practicable, Teams consist of an equitable balance of women and men, of geographical spread across the Diocese, and of age ranges (18-25, 26-40, 41-60, and 61+). Team members are expected to show commitment to their Team, an appropriate level of confidentiality, a genuine desire to practice collaboration within a team-situation, and to work collaboratively with other Teams in the Framework where common projects emerge and other opportunities arise. Each Team includes (1) a chair or convenor, (2) a chaplain, (3) a secretary and reporter, (4) an advertiser, (5) a treasurer and (6) a factotum, in addition to other team members.

5.2 SOME OPERATIONAL DETAILS

Type One Teams and Type Two Teams

The members of Type One and Type Two Teams derive their purpose and direction from their Director and from their terms of reference and, in some cases, contracts of employment. The aim is to implement and enable the fulfilment of the Diocesan Vision in relation to the Descriptor for the Department or Sub-Department.

Type Three Teams

Members of Type Three Teams derive their purpose and direction principally from their professional needs in relation to the implementation and fulfilment of the Diocesan Vision. The Vision are seen in relation to the Descriptor for their Team within its Department or Sub-Department. However, what follows next in relation to Type Four Teams is also of relevance.

Type Four Teams

Members of Type Four Teams derive their purpose and direction from their Team Descriptor. The aim is to implement and enable the fulfilment of the Diocesan Vision in relation to the Descriptor for their Team within its Department or Sub-Department. A typical way of work would be as follows:

1. Prayer, formation, study and reflection on the Four Priorities of the Diocesan Vision. What do they mean for this field of work?

2. Prayer, formation, study and reflection on the Team Descriptor, unpacking its meaning and relevance, exploring its scope and discussing its implications. Has the Team Descriptor and its scope been clearly understood?

3. Prayer and discernment, study and reflection on the situation, as it presents itself in the personal experience of team-members, and in the life of the parishes and pastoral areas of the Diocese. What is already going on? What is missing or not happening? What constitutes an example of good practice? What constitutes bad practice, and why?

4. Discuss and devise policy and priorities for short, medium and long term. What is our purpose here? What are the most important things that need to be done? What might this Team affirm, encourage and/or facilitate at parish and/or diocesan level in relation to this field of work? What might be done first, then later (e.g. three years), then in long term?

5. Devise and discuss projects (simple, realistic, measurable). Discuss budget and resource implications. Then, select agreed targets. Ask how? Build a basic project-plan and outline what is required. Forward proposals for approval to (sub-) Departmental Director.

6. Commence implementation of approved policies and projects, advertise work underway and seek prayer, then report on progress made. Plan ahead, resources permitting to next cycle of activity.

6. TEAM - DESCRIPTORS AND NOTES ON VARIOUS MINISTERS

6.1 VICARIATE FOR VOCATION

6.1.1 Pre-Discipleship Team (Type 4 Team)

The Pre-Discipleship Team comprises up to 12 members and will develop further ‘sub-teams’ as its work progresses. It includes a member of the Formation for Mission Team with responsibility for the RCIA and a teacher or governor from a Catholic school. Its tasks include: (1) exploring the needs and situations of those on the peripheries of the Church; (2) discussing in practice the call to discipleship (“first contact”), the thresholds of conversion and the various activities focused on preevangelisation and initial proclamation that can lead into catechesis; (3) guiding and supporting parish welcome teams and helping to develop in parishes and schools a stronger culture of welcome; (4) building a sense of belonging to the Body of Christ, especially godparents and sponsors, and with First Communion and Confirmation parents; (5) promoting and supporting Alpha, Sycamore and other resources (e.g. from Ascension) to assist parishes and schools in proclaiming the kerygma to newcomers and enquirers; (6) encouraging a culture of formation in discipleship in parishes and schools to assist everyone to grow in their journey of faith; (7) introducing and running the Ananias Training, thus forming people in the art of spiritual accompaniment. The Pre-Discipleship Team comprises practitioners in the field. They will collaborate regularly with other Teams in the Department of Vocation (e.g. Called and Gifted), the Department for Schools and the teams of the Department of New Evangelisation such as Outreach to Marginalised and Inactive Catholics, and the Communications Sub-Department.

6.1.2

Spiritual Formation (Type 4 Team)

The Spiritual Formation Team comprises up to 12 members and will develop further ‘sub-teams’ as its work progresses. Its tasks include: (1) inspiring and teaching people to pray, to develop a personal-passionate relationship with Jesus Christ, to discern the call to intentional discipleship of him, and to be aware of their personal charisms, gifts and talents which God as given them; (2) encouraging and enabling the practice of Eucharistic Adoration across the Diocese; (3) fostering across the Diocese in individuals and communities a knowledge and love of Sacred Scripture and the practice of lectio divina ; (4) promoting for lay people a distinctively lay spirituality; (5) promoting the spiritual formation of clergy and laity across the Diocese by opening for them the riches of the Catholic Tradition of spirituality, ascetical theology, prayer and devotions, especially as shown in the teachings and lives of the saints; (6) encouraging an appreciation of the main Catholic families or schools of spirituality (e.g. Benedictine, Franciscan, Dominican, Jesuit) and both the classical and the modern spiritual writers; (7) making available literature and supports (including IT resources); (8) helping our parishes and communities to become truly schools of prayer (CCC 2689); (9) establishing, forming and guiding a network of spiritual directors (lay, religious and ordained) across the Diocese available for those who seek one; and (10) organising retreats and days of recollection for laity and others. The Spiritual Formation Team works closely with the other Teams in the Department of Vocation (e.g. Called and Gifted), with the Bishop’s Support of the Clergy, and with the Formation for Mission SubDepartment.

6.1.3 Called and Gifted (Type 4 Team)

The Called and Gifted Team comprises the teachers and interviewers trained to roll out the Called and Gifted Program across the Diocese and, on request with the Bishop’s permission across neighbouring dioceses. The Program seeks to identify and release the charisms that God has given an individual disciple and to enable them to develop those gifts and talents for the benefit of their parish and the Diocese as a whole (e.g. involvement and service in the Framework for Collaboration).

6.1.4 Marriage and Family Life (Type 4 Team)

The Marriage and Family Life Team comprises up to 12 members (six married couples) and will probably develop further ‘sub - teams’ as its work progresses. The Marriage and Family Life Team

is concerned with all aspects of the vocation to matrimony. It seeks to develop a programme of marriage preparation with formed and trained catechists across the Diocese, with due attention to spiritual, theological and practical concerns. It also seeks to establish in a small number of regional centres advice on fertility awareness, and its clinical practice and support. The Team seeks to support marriage and family life in whatever ways it can devise, including in our schools and parishes. It helps the Diocese towards a renewed appreciation of the Church’s demanding yet beautiful vision of marriage and family life, as well as the call to chastity. It also considers the ongoing support of marriage and family life, assisting to develop parenting skills, the celebration of engagements and significant anniversaries, the creation of a happy and spiritual home life, the support of grandparents, retreats for families and married couples, the compilation of a handbook for marriage, etc. It also seeks to help those in marriage difficulties including information on nullity and the care of those who are divorced and remarried.

6.1.5 Ecclesial Movements (Type 3 Team)

This Team is formed of representatives of the ecclesial movements and communities present within the Diocese. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the promotion of their vocation, the sharing of information, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of deeper mutual relationships with the Bishop and the Diocese.

6.1.6 Pastoral Workers and Pastoral Assistants (Type 3 Team)

This Team of Pastoral Workers and Assistants comprises all the pastoral workers and pastoral assistants in the Diocese, paid or voluntarily working within the parishes and pastoral areas (although not youth workers). Pastoral Workers are appointed in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of good practice.

6.1.7 Consecrated Life (Type 3 Team)

This Team comprises representatives of all the institutes of religious and consecrated life in the Diocese, resident or working within the parishes and pastoral areas. The Team meets under the direction of the Vicar for Religious at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of deeper mutual relationships with the Bishop and the Diocese.

6.1.8

Vicar for Religious

The Vicar for Religious, appointed by the Bishop for a determined period, acts on behalf of the EV for Religious in matters relating to the institutes, members and persons of religious and consecrated life in the Diocese. He is assisted in his work by a male religious and a female religious, selected for the task by the EV for Religious. The Director for Religious assists the Bishop in the pastoral care of the religious men and women of the Diocese, and helps the religious to become fully inserted into the life and mission of the Diocese in accordance with their charisms. He visits the religious communities and builds up good relationships with them. He also consults on canonical matters concerning persons who follow a vocation of consecrated life, including consecrated virgins and hermits, and represents the Bishop to the various organisations for consecrated life. He provides information on the vocation of consecrated life in its different forms, on third orders and on programmes of association or affiliation with religious institutes, and promotes the vocation of the consecrated life in schools and parishes and at other events. Where duly delegated, he conducts canonical visitations, particularly in regard to institutes directly subject to the diocesan bishop.

6.1.9 The Diaconate Team (Type 2 Team)

Led by the Diaconate Director, who is appointed by the Bishop, the Diaconate Team is responsible for (1) the promotion and discernment of vocations to the Diaconate, (2) the interview, enrolment, formation and training of students for the diaconate and their wives, and (3) the on-going formation, welfare and support of deacons and their wives (in liaison with the Vicar for Clergy). During the period of student formation, the Team works closely with the seminary, especially in relation to assessment, and, attentive to the reality that most men are married with families, coordinates local support groups

for students. This Team will develop sub-teams as it works progresses. Throughout all these responsibilities, the Diaconate Director works closely with the Bishop.

6.1.10 Priestly Vocations (with Type 2 Teams)

The Vocations Promoter and the Vocations Director are appointed by the Bishop and work closely in collaboration with him. Each may build up a small team of assistants as support-staff. Both the Vocations Promoter and the Vocations Director are responsible for encouraging a culture of vocation in the Diocese, for preaching in the Diocese about vocations, for organising discernment retreats and for engaging everyone in earnest prayer that the Lord will send labourers for his harvest. The Vocations Promoter is responsible for promoting in schools and parishes vocations to the sacred priesthood, especially through engaging with individual enquirers. He assists parishes and schools to identify potential priestly vocations and the desirable qualities to look out for. He invites and encourages by prayer, formation, strategies, discernment groups and his own example all those who are interested to follow God’s call. He uses especially digital media to promote vocations. He works closely in liaison with the Vocations Director. The Vocations Director is responsible for the interview and selection of students for formation for the priesthood, and also for their support during the programme of formation. He guides men over the years of formation in discerning vocation and preparing for ordination. He annually visits students and receives updates from the seminary formators. He arranges seminarian’s summer pastoral placements and maintains their files until ordination.

6.1.11 The Liturgical Formation Director and Team (Type 2 Team)

The Director of Liturgical Formation (DLF) is appointed by the Bishop for a specific time-period and has the role of encouraging and promoting the centrality of the Sacred Liturgy in the life of the Diocese. Specifically, the DLF seeks to facilitate a dignified celebration of the Liturgy and enable/provide liturgical formation for both the clergy and the laity. The DLF, in close liaison with the Bishop, serves the needs of liturgical ministers, including the priests, deacons, readers, EMHCs and musicians. The director is aided by a ‘Liturgical Formation Team’ (LFT), which consists of a range of different individuals involved in aspects of the Liturgy, appointed for a specific time-period by the Director in consultation with the Bishop. The director and the team, in its work, assists in Diocesan Liturgical Celebrations with Orders of Services, formulates liturgical guidelines, oversees the compilation of the Diocesan Ordo, and is involved with the compilation and care of the Diocesan Particular Calendar, Mass Propers, and Propers for the Liturgy of the Hours. The director and the team are also involved with formation, through a Diocesan resource-based website on the Liturgy, the Ongoing Formation programme for Clergy, providing formation days and programmes for liturgical ministers and the laity, contributing articles for the Diocesan eNews, and aiding in the creation of a network of musicians. Lastly, the DLF assists the Art and Patrimony Committee providing advice on liturgical spaces.

6.1.12

The Art, Architecture and Patrimony Team (Type 2 Team)

The Art, Architecture and Patrimony Team comprises up to six members nominated or approved by the Bishop. Its purpose is to act as an consultative and deliberative body for clergy and parishes on matters to do with the art, architecture and patrimony of the property of the Diocese. Its work has a particular relevance for clergy and parishes that are considering a major refurbishment or reordering of a church building, the reconstruction of a sanctuary, the installation of new or the removal of old works of art, statuary etc. The Committee has a special responsibility for the listed buildings of the Diocese and can advise and assist clergy and parishes with submissions to the Historic Churches Committee and compliance with the provisions of the Ecclesiastical Exemption Order 1994. The Committee meets as required under its Chair, and the Chair works in close and regular collaboration with the Bishop.

6.1.13

Cathedral Events Team (Type 2 Team)

The Cathedral Events Team is led by the Cathedral Dean, with support of the Diocesan MC and the Bishop’s Office. Its purpose is to arrange the annual cycle of cathedral diocesan events (e.g. Rite of Election, the Chrism Mass, Confirmations) and other large-scale cathedral events involving the Bishop that arise from time to time.

6.1.14 Pilgrimage (Type 2 Team)

The Bishop appoints the Lourdes Pilgrimage Director, and s/he assembles a Pilgrimage Team to assist. The Pilgrimage Team also looks into other possible diocesan pilgrimages from time to time and liaises as required with those organising them. The Team also researches the historic pilgrimage routes across the Diocese in order to consider their function within the contemporary new evangelisation. In order to conduct this work, the Pilgrimage Team will probably develop further sub -teams as things progress.

6.1.15 Pastoral Care Services (Type 4 Team)

The Pastoral Care Services Team comprises up to 12 members and will develop further ‘sub-teams’ as its work progresses. It seeks to promote the welfare and support of all the sick, the differently abled, the housebound and those with any special needs (e.g. the visually or aurally impaired) across the Diocese, spiritually and practically. It includes the Disability Fellowship. It seeks to insert these disciples more fully into the life of Christ and His Church in order to release their gifts and to facilitate their ministry. It prays for the sick and those in need, and promotes prayer throughout the Diocese for those in need, physically and mentally. It supports the spiritual and practical care of those who are terminally ill. It seeks to support the bereaved and develop a network of care. It seeks to develop and provide a diocesan policy on care of the sick throughout the Diocese, especially in care home and other welfare centres. In liaison with the Department for Administration, it monitors changes to health and disability legislation and how these might impact upon parishes.

6.1.16

Hospital Chaplains (Type 3 Team)

The Hospital Chaplains Team, led by the Bishop’s Health -Care Advisor appointed by him, comprises all Catholic chaplains, both lay and ordained, paid or voluntarily working within the NHS from the Diocese of Portsmouth. Catholic hospital chaplains are appointed in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, the development of good practice, the impact of structural changes within the NHS, the building of better ecumenical relationships within hospital chaplaincy, and the piloting of “joined up care” with local parishes. It also helps discuss moral and theological issues arising within the medical field as pertaining to chaplaincy work or pertaining to chaplaincy work or provision.

6.1.17 Prison Chaplains (Type 3 Team)

The Prison Chaplains Team, led by the Bishop’s Prison Advisor appointed by him, comprises all Catholic chaplains, both lay and ordained, paid or voluntarily working within prisons located within the Diocese. Catholic prison chaplains are appointed in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, the development of good practice, the impact of structural changes and developments within the prison environment, and the building of better ecumenical relationships within prison chaplaincy. It also helps discuss theological, moral and practical issues arising within prison ministry.

6.1.18 Military Chaplains (Type 3 Team)

The Bishop appoints a link -person with the military in the Diocese and with the Bishop of the Forces. This link -person assembles a team comprising all Catholic chaplains, both lay and ordained, paid or voluntarily working within military bases and establishments located within the Diocese. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, the development of good practice, and the building of better ecumenical relationships within military chaplaincy. It discusses theological, moral and practical issues arising within military ministry and the piloting of “joined up care” with the Diocese and with local parishes. It identifies and seeks to ensure the pastoral and support needs of military personnel within the Diocese are being met.

6.1.19 Ethnic Chaplaincies (Type 4 Teams)

The Bishop appoints an Ethnic Chaplaincy Coordinator and, in liaison with him, the Bishop appoints chaplains (either lay or ordained) to the various ethnic groups and communities within the Diocese. These include initially Filipino, Nigerian and Chinese communities and in time will include Polish, Portuguese, the travelling community and others, as required. Each chaplain appoints a team of up to 6 members to help him/her. Each chaplaincy -team values, celebrates

and networks each ethnic group and at the same time helps integrate persons of differing ethnicities into the life of the local parish, the Diocese and the universal Church. These Teams meet at least once or twice a year for prayer, celebration, discussion and mutual support, to promote the spiritual and practical welfare of individuals, groups and categories within the ethnic communities, the sharing of information, networking, the establishment of self-help and to organise spiritual and social gatherings. Ethnic Chaplaincies sometimes liaises with the Social Research Unit in order to become aware of shifting demographics.

6.1.20 Anglican Ordinariate Links

The Bishop appoints a link -person with the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham for two -way communication and as a point of contact and liaison with those priests and communities of the Ordinariate.

6.1.2 1 Coordinator for Other Rites

The Bishop appoints a Coordinator for Other Rites to act as a point of contact and liaison with those priests and communities that celebrate liturgies in rites other than the Roman Rite. The Coordinator for Other Rites liaises with the Ethnic Chaplaincies Coordinator and, as appropriate, with the Social Research Unit, in order to determine what pastoral provision might be needed in a particular location or parish community. The Coordinator liaises with the Bishop, with the local priests and parishes and with the clergy of the Other Rites to facilitate appropriate provision. He keeps a registry of clergy and also ensures that where Other Rites are regularly provided, a note is included in the Diocesan Year Book and Directory and on the diocesan website.

6.2 VICARIATE FOR EDUCATION

6.2.1 Governance and Compliance (Type 1 Team)

The Governance Team within the Catholic Academies and Schools Office (CASO) is responsible for ensuring governing bodies are properly constituted in accordance with government legislation and their approved statutory Instrument of Government. Foundation governors and foundation directors are appointed to this ministry by the Bishop. The Team administers the appointment process in accordance with diocesan policy and processes, the relevant Instrument of Government/Academy articles and government guidance, provides induction training for foundation governors and directors on their role in the ministry and their relationship with the Bishop. The team provides guidance, training and support on canonical and legal responsibilities and obligations of governing bodies and headteachers through regular bulletins, briefing meetings for headteachers, governors and clerks to governing bodies. It reviews a range of policies specifically affecting Catholic schools reflecting government policy and legal advice from the Catholic Education Service (CES). It liaises with the government’s Department for Education and local authorities to ensure governing bodies of our Catholic schools are advised appropriately on all policy and procedural matters such as staffing contracts, headteacher performance review, safeguarding, staff grievance and capability. Regular briefing meetings are held for governors and clerks to governing bodies. The team ensures academy conversion documents are in accordance with the requirements of the Bishop and Trustees and provides support for schools converting to academy status.

6.2.2

Promoting Catholic Schools (Type 1 Team)

This Team within CASO promotes the spirit of community in all Catholic schools across the diocese: voluntary aided, academies and independent schools. It promotes the distinctive nature of Catholic schools within the diocesan Framework for Collaboration. Headteachers of Catholic schools collaborate through regular cluster meetings and team-led headteacher briefings. Schools participate in both diocesan and team-led activities, including, for example, the annual ‘Good Shepherd Mass,’ the Bamenda partnership and other charitable initiatives.

6.2.3

Catholic School Places and Admissions (Type 1 Team)

The Team for Catholic School Places and Admissions within CASO keeps under review the supply and demand of Catholic places across the Diocese and advises the Bishop and trustees as appropriate. It liaises with the 13 local authorities and the Channel Islands in the planning of school places. The team advises and supports schools in statutory processes when appropriate and administers the processes in respect of major school organisation initiatives. The Team facilitates the collection of data from all schools in the diocese for the national CES annual census. Catholic maintained schools (voluntary

aided and academies) must have regard to the guidance from the team when constructing religious over-subscription criteria in respect of admissions to Catholic schools in the diocese and must consult the Bishop when deciding how membership or practice of the faith is to be demonstrated. The team advises schools on all aspects of admissions ensuring school admissions policies are in accordance with the mandatory requirements of the School Admissions Code and responds formally to governing bodies as and when schools consult in accordance with the School Admissions Code and related government regulations.

6.2.4 Religious Education and Collective Worship (Type 1 Team)

This team for Religious Education and Collective Worship advises the Bishop on the appropriate RE programme for schools ensuring the requirements of the Catholic RE Curriculum Directory are met. It supports schools in the delivery of the RE programmes through regular training and provision of appropriate resources. The team organises a programme of canonical and statutory inspections (validations) of the schools in the Diocese with regular monitoring visits to ensure schools are supported. It trains validators to undertake this task. The team, on behalf of the Bishop, ensures representation on statutory local authority Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education (SACRE) and represents the Diocese at national meetings and conferences of the National Board of Religious Inspectors and Advisers (NBRIA). The team is also responsible for teacher formation and provides regular opportunities for teacher formation.

6.2.5 School to School Support (Type 1 Team)

The team of School to School Support within CASO promotes and facilitates collaborative working arrangements and structures for schools across the diocese. These include, for example, the support for cluster group meetings of headteachers, heads/managers of RE to more formal collaborative arrangements such as federations and Multi Academy Trusts (MATs), where groups of school can access funding which has traditionally been passed to local authorities. With the support of the Team, schools can build their own capacity for school improvement and the raising of standards (cf. CIC 806:2). The team holds regular headteacher briefing meetings. It collects data and information to assess the performance of pupils and schools and for judging the system as a whole. It represents the Bishop at Ofsted inspection feedbacks and with other partners brokers appropriate support where necessary.

6.2.6 School Leadership (Type 1 Team)

The School Leadership Team within CASO works with the relevant local authority to provide advice and support to governing bodies in the preparation of senior leadership appointments. The team represents the Bishop at the shortlisting and appointment of headteachers, deputies and heads of RE. The team develops Catholic teachers and leaders by working with teaching schools, other providers and dioceses to tackle the problem of developing leaders and dealing with succession planning. It facilitates and delivers an induction programme and arranges a mentoring programme for new headteachers. The team provides regular training for newly qualified teachers and those teachers who are new to the Diocese.

6.2.7 Church and State as Statutory Partners in Education (Type 1 Team)

This team within CASO represents the Bishop on statutory forums, e.g. local authority scrutiny committees. It also represents the Bishop and Trustees at national meetings and conferences affecting Catholic education. The team responds to statutory consultations from central and local government affecting Catholic education nationally and locally.

6.2.8 Chaplain to Heads and Principals

The Bishop appoints a senior priest as Heads’ Chaplain to encourage and enrich every Head/Principal in exercising their unique Catholic leadership in the Diocese, to offer spiritual care and personal support, to attend Heads’ Briefings and to lead Prayer and Formation.

6.2.9 Youth Mission Team (Type 2 Team)

The Bishop appoints the Director of the Department for Educational Chaplaincies and s/he assembles a Youth Mission Team, comprising up to 6 members. The Youth Mission Team exists to assist and support the Director of the Department for Educational Chaplaincies. Its primary purpose is to provide the practical, secretarial, IT and communication skills required to assist the work of the Director and the Department. It also acts as an advisory panel to him and a sounding-

board in the creation of new ideas and strategies for ministry among young. Its members frequently assist at youth events and functions, as required.

6.2.10 School and Academy Chaplains (Type 3 Team)

School chaplains, lay and ordained, are appointed and employed by diocesan schools and academies in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him The Director of the Department for Educational Chaplaincies coordinates the ecclesial mission of the chaplains and networks them into a team. The School and Academy Chaplains Team comprises all Catholic chaplains, paid or voluntary, working within the schools and academies of the Diocese. Led by the Director of the Department for Educational Chaplaincies, the Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, closer liaison with the Diocese, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of good practice.

6.2.11 University Chaplains (Type 3 Team)

The University Chaplains Team comprises all Catholic chaplains, lay and ordained, paid or voluntary, working within the universities and tertiary level educational entities of the Diocese. Catholic university chaplains are appointed in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him. The Director of the Department for Educational Chaplaincies coordinates the ecclesial mission of the chaplains and networks them into a team. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, closer liaison with the Diocese, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of good practice.

6.2.12 Youth Chaplains and Ministers (Type 3 Team)

The Youth Chaplains Team comprises all Catholic youth ministers within the Diocese, paid or voluntary, working within the parishes and pastoral areas. Youth chaplains are appointed in liaison with the Bishop and are given their canonical mandate and ecclesial mission by him. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information, closer liaison with the Diocese, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of good practice.

6.3 VICARIATE FOR EVANGELISATION

6.3.1 Bamenda Committee (Type 4 Team)

The Bamenda Committee comprises a Team of up to 12 members that supports, enables, directs and develops the relationship and ecclesial exchange between the Diocese of Portsmouth and the Archdiocese of Bamenda. This includes promoting prayer for one another, practical and financial support for projects, the organisation of exchange visits, the promotion of the link in our schools and parishes, and the sharing of news and information.

6.3.2 Justice, Peace and Social Responsibility (Type 4 Team)

The Justice, Peace and Social Responsibility Team comprises up to 12 members. The purpose of the Team is to ‘conscientise’ the Diocese, that is, to stimulate all Catholics to have a real concern for justice, peace and social responsibility at home, at work and in our society. It seeks to promote an authentic humanism inspired by the Gospel, the social teaching of the Church and the vision of Pope Benedict XVI expressed in Caritas in Veritate and Pope Francis in Evangelii Gaudium on integral human development in charity and truth. The Team creates, stimulates and oversees initiatives at the local, parish, pastoral area and diocesan levels. It links together campaigners and others from across the range of human life issues: from those campaigning against abortion and on beginning of life matters, through campaigns to do with childhood and old age, the care of animals, justice, peace and reconciliation in our own society and oversees, concern with environmental resources, bioethical matters to end of life concerns. The Team seeks to promote links with national organisations.

6.3.3 Caritas Diocese of Portsmouth (Type 2 Team)

The Bishop appoints a Director, who assembles a team of helpers and assistants. This Team, in liaison with the Department for Administration, with the Charities and Outreach Team, and where appropriate with specific teams and vicariates across the Framework, seeks to implement the aims of Intima Ecclesiae Natura and to establish Caritas Diocese of Portsmouth (CDOP). Deus caritas est, God is love (1 Jn 4:8), the beginning and end of charity, which is the ordered expression of love of

neighbour, within the communion and mission of the Church. The love of neighbour is first and foremost a responsibility for each individual member of the faithful but is also a responsibility for the entire ecclesial community at every level. CDOP seeks to enable and support the teaching, promotion, ordering and organising of this constitutive element of the Church within the parishes, schools, pastoral areas and deaneries of the Diocese. It enables this in a variety of ways, including working with charitable groups across the diocese and supporting and sponsoring charitable activities that serve the poorest and most needy at home and abroad. It develops where possible ecumenical links and links with other charitable agencies whose aims are consonant with those of Catholic charity.

6.3.4 Refugee Response Group (Type 4 Team)

The Refugee Response Group comprises up to 12 members, some of whom might be recruited from other relevant Framework teams. It seeks to help the Diocese respond appropriately to the needs of migrants and refugees living within our area. It acts as a point of reference and advice for parishes and diocesan agencies. It liaises with appropriate government bodies and local agencies, as well as agencies of the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales, in order to enable and develop projects to assist and serve migrants and refugees within the Diocese. It collaborates closely with Caritas, and with the Justice, Peace and Social Responsibility and the Charities and Outreach Teams.

6.3.5

Charities and Outreach (Type 3 Team)

The Charities and Outreach Team is formed of representatives from key charities operating within the Diocese (e.g. CAFOD) and works closely with Caritas Diocese of Portsmouth. The Team meets at least once or twice a year for prayer, discussion and mutual support, the sharing of information closer liaison with the Diocese, the identification of current challenges and best responses, and the development of good practice.

6.3.6 Episcopal Vicar for Parish Mission Development

The Episcopal Vicar supports parish priests in the new parishes in becoming more missional in their focus and ministry. This consists in working with Pastoral Areas and parishes in the diocese, by being available for meeting on an ad hoc basis or upon request with priests and Coordinating Pastors (and their leadership teams / key stakeholders where requested) to offer support, guidance, and wisdom to assist the parishes to implement the Diocesan ten-year mission-plan. In addition, to signpost individuals to resources, opportunities and support available.

6.3.7

Social Research Unit (SRU) (Type 4 Team)

The Social Research Unit (SRU) is a compact team of researchers, perhaps 6 members. It conducts general research of the demography and demographic trends occurring within the Diocese of Portsmouth, both secular in so far as they impact upon the life of the Church, and internally within the Church (e.g. lapsation and its causes). The information provided by the SRU enables the Diocese more effectively to adapt its evangelistic efforts to the reality of today and to changing or emerging circumstances. Depending on its capacity, the SRU will also answer queries and/or undertake specific research projects, at the request of other Teams across the Framework. It maintains the Diocesan Dashboard

6.3.8 Outreach to Marginalised and Inactive Catholics (Type 4 Team)

The Outreach to Marginalised and Inactive Catholics Team comprises up to 12 members. It seeks to study trends in religious practice and the causes of lapsation or non -practice within the Catholic community. It looks to developing new means of reaching out to marginalized and inactive Catholics, including sharing good practice from local initiatives and linking with methods, schemes and groups already working in this field. This Team researches spirituality, religiosity and faith in our society and promotes projects, in liaison with the SRU and in collaboration with outside agencies. The Team seeks to devise new strategies for use at local, parish and pastoral area level.

6.3.9 Formation for Mission Teams (Type 2 and Type 3 Teams)

The Bishop appoints a Sub-Department Director who assembles a team of helpers and assistants. The Formation for Mission Team (a Type Two Team) comprises up to 12 members, and will develop further ‘sub-teams’ as its work progresses. The Team seeks to awaken the desire for a personal-passionate love for Jesus Christ within the communion of his Body the Church and thus to encourage and enable

intentional discipleship. It includes establishing, forming, training and commissioning a network of catechists across the Diocese and providing for their on-going formation. (The catechists will form Type 3 Teams). Formation for Mission covers two areas: (1) the catechesis of children and young adults, and (2) adult formation. The catechesis of children includes the development of programmes, materials and training required to prepare children and their parents for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Holy Communion. It also includes the provision of the same for those involved in the Children’s Liturgy at Sunday Mass. Adult Formation includes all the processes, formation and provision of content involved with the RCIA and the rites of reception into fullcommunion, the support of the higher education programmes in the Diocese run by our privileged partners, St. Mary’s, Twickenham, the Maryvale Institute and the School of Annunciation, Buckfast. The Team also looks to the provision of one-off and on-going adult formation courses and events across the Diocese.

6.3.10

Christian Unity Team (Type 4 Team)

The Bishop appoints an Ecumenical Development Coordinator (EDC). The EDC represents the Bishop at ecumenical functions, develops good relations with other non -Catholic clergy and community leaders, and also ensures that a calendar of significant days for other Christians is included in the Diocesan Ordo . The Christian Unity Team comprises up to 12 members with representatives from across the Diocese. It assists the EDC and seeks to identify and build good relationships with the clergy and laity of the other Christian communities, our brothers and sisters: with the Orthodox communities and with the Reformed communities (e.g. Anglican, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Free Church, Pentecostalist, Baptist and the nondenominational churches). The aim is to pray and work for a deeper spiritual, liturgical, doctrinal and ecclesial communion, and to promote a desire for this within the clergy and laity of our Diocese. This involves developing activities related to education, prayer, membership of ecumenical bodies and other special events at local, regional or diocesan level, not least, though not limited to, the Weeks of Prayer for the Unity of Christians.

6.3.11

Jewish -Christian Fellowship Team (Type 4 Team)

The Jewish -Christian Fellowship Team comprises up to 12 members with representatives from across the Diocese. Its purpose is to identify and build good relationships with the Jewish community within the different areas of our Diocese and to enable mutually enriching discussion, sharing and common projects. The Jews are our elder brothers and sisters in faith. The Team thus seeks to educate the people and clergy of our Diocese to a greater awareness and knowledge of Judaism, our common origins, beliefs and outlooks, our shared values, hopes and worship patterns. The Team ensures that a calendar of significant days for the Jewish community is included in the Diocesan Ordo and that appropriate notification and intercessory prayers are sent to parishes for those anniversaries.

6.3.12

Inter -Religious Dialogue Team (Type 4 Team)

The Bishop appoints an Interreligious Dialogue (IRD) Coordinator(s). The IRD Coordinator represents the Bishop at religious functions and seeks to develop good relations with the other religious communities and their leaders. The IRD Coordinator facilitates the IRD Team. The IRD Team comprises up to 12 members with representatives from across the Diocese and as its work progresses, it will probably develop further sub-teams. The purpose of the IRD Team is to identify and build good relationships with the people and leaders of the other religious communities (non-Christian) within the different areas of our Diocese and to enable mutually enriching discussion, sharing and common projects. These links are with the Muslims, the Hindus, the Buddhists and those of other religions. At the same time, the IRD Team helps educate the people and clergy of our Diocese to a greater awareness and knowledge of the other religions, their origins, beliefs and outlooks, their values, hopes and worship patterns. The IRD Team works in association with the interreligious adviser to the Bishops’ Conference. The IRD Coordinator and IRD Team ensures that a calendar of significant days for the other religious communities is included in the Diocesan Ordo and that appropriate notification and intercessory prayers are sent to parishes for those anniversaries.

6.3.13 Dialogue with Cultural Sectors Team (Type 4 Team)

The Dialogue with Cultural sectors Team comprises up to 12 members selected from various professions (e.g. medicine, education, business) and will develop sub-teams as its work progresses. Its purpose is to network Catholics in the various professions for prayer, mutual support and discussion. It

seeks to bring the Catholic Tradition into a critical conversation (dialogue and proclamation) with the thinking and philosophy of those cultural sectors. It seeks to establish an occasional Symposium or study-day either for each profession or one for all on a common theme.

6.3.14 The Courtyard of the Gentiles (Type 4 Team)

The ‘Courtyard of the Gentiles’ comprises up to 12 members. It seeks to be a space and forum for constructive and hope-filled dialogue between the Church and those of other beliefs or no belief. It seeks to dialogue with those who are seeking with a sincere heart truth, goodness and love. Its aim is to create space for mutually enriching conversation and discussion, and to sponsor innovative projects at local, regional and diocesan level that can help foster community development and further the mission of the Church in the public square.

6.3.15 Civic Relations (Type 4 Team)

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Porstmouth Directory 2025

Diocese of Portsmouth Directory 2025

Foreword

The Diocese of Portsmouth

Patrons

Bishops

Rt Rev John Cahill

Rt Rev William Cotter

Most Rev John Henry King

Most Rev Derek Worlock

Rt Rev Anthony Emery

Rt Rev Crispian Hollis

Rt Rev Philip Egan

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Diocesan Review of the Year

Fifty years of the Portsmouth – Bamenda link

LOOKING FORWARD – THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS

Our Mission Plan

Become a Christ­Centred Church

Ask Yourself…

Grow and Galvanise Missionary Communities

Lay the Foundations of a Vibrant Diocese for Future Generations

Supporting the Diocese

Closer to Christ Campaign

What is Gift Aid and how does it work?

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ﬀertory income

Diocesan Funds and Levies

Secular Clergy Fund (The BOAR)

Diocesan Clergy Assistance Fund

Diocesan Fund Levy

Diocesan Schools Building Fund

Priests’ Retirement Fund

The John Henry King Fund

The Secular Clergy Common Fund (Big M)

The Secular Clergy New Common Fund (Little M)

Bishop’s Office

Diocesan Curia

Estates

Finance

Governance

People

Vicariate for Vocation

Department for Clergy

Chaplaincies

Ecclesial Chaplaincies

Department for Vocation

Discipleship and Vocation

Vicariate for Education

Department for Educational Chaplaincies

Vicariate for Evangelisation

Dialogue and Proclamation

Priests

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Priesthood

Diaconate

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Priesthood

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Anniversaries of Priesthood Ordination

Portsmouth Priests

Priests of the Ordinariate

Priests From Other Dioceses

Religious Priests

Anniversaries of Diaconate Ordination

Portsmouth Deacons

Deacons from other Dioceses

Deacons of the Ordinariate

Deaneries and Pastoral Areas

Blessed Dominic Barberi Deanery, Central and East

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Blessed John Body Deanery, North Hampshire

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