Due to fewer priests being available, there will be NO 7am Weekday Mass the week beginning 13 October.
Weekday morning Masses are 7am in the Oratory and 9am in St Joseph’s Church. Masses and services taking place at St Joseph's Church are broadcast via our live stream.
The Parish Office is manned three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays by volunteers, see times below:
If you want to get a Mass Card, arrange a Mass, add someone to the Bidding Prayers, book an appointment, make an enquiry, collect forms/letters and so forth, someone will be on hand at the reception desk during these times to help you.
St Joseph's is providing a live online streaming service. The area within the church that is streamed is shown above. If you are within this area then it will be possible to see you over the internet.
Our services are lived streamed only at present and will not be available for download.
Click on the WHITE forward arrow in the church image BELOW to begin viewing the Live Stream.
Our next talk takes place on Wednesday 5th November at St Joseph's Church in Chalfont St Peter (SL9 8RY). The topic is 'Baptism in the Bible' and the speaker is Deacon Brent Adonis.
Our parish relies on each and every one of us to thrive and do God’s work. Whatever your age or situation, we need your time and skills to make a difference. Whether you have time to give weekly, monthly or on an ad-hoc basis, we do need you.
The Father spoke one Word, which was His Son, and this Word He speaks always in eternal silence, and in silence must it be heard by the soul.
St Joseph’s: Vigil Mass (Saturday) 5:30pm, Sunday 7:45am, 9am, 11am and 5:30pm
Holy Name: 9:30am
Bridgettine Convent: Vigil Mass (Saturday) at 4:30pm, Sunday at 9am
St Joseph’s: Monday to Friday at 7am and 9am, Saturday and Bank Holidays at 10am
Mass times vary in the summer and on special occasions, please see our newsletter for updated times.
St Joseph’s: 7am (Oratory), 9am and 7.30pm
Confirmation is a profound step in the faith journey of young Catholics. Alongside Baptism and the Eucharist, it completes their initiation into full membership of the Church. Unlike the earlier sacraments, Confirmation calls for a personal and mature commitment to the faith. For this reason, in our Pastoral Area, we invite young people to consider Confirmation only once they begin to show signs of spiritual maturity—typically no earlier than Year 9 in school.
