The Church is more than a building. On this website you are very welcome to find out more about our lively three church communities. Why not have a browse, or get in touch for a chat. We offer a warm reception and an ability to listen, along with support for the wider community.
‘I still haven’t found what I’m looking for’ is a famous U2 song. What are you looking for from life? We put a relationship with God, and loving our neighbour, at the heart of our Christian churches.
If you are seeking hope, peace and joy, are returning to church or have moved into the area, or are simply curious, please take a moment to download our leaflet.
We welcome anyone of any or no faith, in person or online, to our active three Catholic churches.
Our vision is to build our Church into a vibrant and confident community which will grow as we share together in worshipping, praying, caring and serving.
Fathers Matthew, Andy and Peter and our parishioners
3 Churches Free Food Market
3 Churches Free Food Market is on Saturday 19 July from 10.30am to 11.30am in St Brigid’s Hall. Food, toiletries and cleaning products are available without charge to anyone from our parishes or local community who is in need.
Baptism course
The next Baptism course will be held on Saturday 19 July 2025 at Christ the King church from 4pm until 5pm. Please email Brigid on brigidlee63@icloud.com for further details.
Toddler and Junior activities
Baby and Toddler Group
The group will next meet Monday 21 July 9.30am to 11am in Christ the King Parish Centre. Contact Cheryl on 07528 182593.
Junior Club
The club is taking a summer break and will meet again in September. Contact Marie in the parish office at llanishen@rcadc.org
Parish group reports – Parish of Christ the King AGM 2025
Reports for the Parish of Christ the King Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 17 June 2025 at 7.30pm are now available to download.
Confirmation 2025
We have added a few photos from Saturday 24 May when 12 of our young people were confirmed by Archbishop Mark at Christ the King.
Creation of a 3 Churches Pastoral Advisory Council
From this autumn the existing Parish Advisory Councils will be replaced by a 3 Churches Pastoral Advisory Council and each parish will have a Finance and Buildings Committee.
The changes are designed to better enable us to share the Good News of the Gospel in our churches and in the wider community. They have been discussed and endorsed by both Parish Advisory Councils.
Canon Matthew will speak about the changes at masses in each church over the coming weekends and the new constitutions are available online and in hard copy for the weekend of 14-15 June. The changes will be presented at the Christ the King Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 17 June and at a meeting for St Brigid’s and St Paul’s parishioners (date to be confirmed).
Crystal Glen camera
Please remember that the camera has been reinstalled at Crystal Glen just to the north of St Brigid’s Church. The conditions are as before, that is a no through road from Fishguard Road into Crystal Glen or vice-versa Mondays to Saturdays between 7am to 7pm without a permit. There is now a final period of consultation through to September.
For more events, activities, further information and latest mass times or changes check the latest 3 churches newsletter.
More news
Live streams from our churches
You can view live video streams from St Brigid’s and Christ the King churches below.
Useful links
Wednesday Word for younger parishioners