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Children and young people
Family Masses at Christ the King
Our Family Mass is celebrated on the third Sunday of each month at Christ the King.
These simple prayers, activities and reflections help the children understand the Gospel of the day and how Jesus’ message can be part of their everyday lives. Family Masses are also celebrated on Christmas Eve and on Easter Sunday.
Children and young people
Brownies and guides, Baby and toddler group, Junior club, Children’s Litury, Family masses
Prayer and discussion
Inter-church prayer link services, monthly scripture group, weekly Thursday morning scripture group, prayer petition books, rosary (St Paul’s), Lent discussion groups
Caring and outreach
Bereavement support, Welcome space, Faith and light, Sustainable clothes and book market, Phone link (Christ the King), Free food market
Our Community
Social activities including Quiz night at Christ the King, Tea and coffee after masses, St Brigid’s social group, Circle of Friends, St Paul’s ladies’ group, UCM
Upcoming Events
Below our just some of the activities and events coming up in our churches.
For the latest information check our 3 Churches newsletter.
Fri 6 November
2026
Bereaved partners coffee morning
Christ the King Parish Centre
10.30am
Thu 12 November
2026
Quiz Night
Christ the King Parish Centre
7pm for a 7.30pm start
Saturday 7 November
2026
3 Churches Mass of Memories
St Brigid’s church
10am
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