Twenty Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Welcome
Welcome to the Parish of Effingham and Fetcham. The parish also encompasses East and West Horsley and Ockham together with Great and Little Bookham, all basking in the shade of the North Downs of Surrey. We aspire to be outward looking and to encourage our parishioners to have a personal relationship with Our Lord Jesus and our neighbours.
Please feel free to come and introduce yourself. You will be warmly welcomed.
With every blessing,
Father Stephen
Please feel free to come and introduce yourself. You will be warmly welcomed.
With every blessing,
Father Stephen
Rejoice - we can attend Mass again
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We will still be streaming Mass from Our Lady of Sorrows. Click here for our YouTube channel.
The readings for the Mass of the day can be found at http://www.universalis.com/mass.htm
We will still be streaming Mass from Our Lady of Sorrows. Click here for our YouTube channel.
The readings for the Mass of the day can be found at http://www.universalis.com/mass.htm
A Few Notes on the Coronavirus Situation
Coronavirus Appeal. CAFOD has joined with the UK Disasters Emergencies Committee (DEC) to help millions of people whose lives are at risk as coronavirus spreads across refugee camps and countries suffering conflict. You can donate at https://cafod.org.uk/coronavirus to help CAFOD scale up its coronavirus response through our global Church family. Or use CAFOD’s Summer of Hope fundraising ideas with your family and friends to transform lockdown and raise money for the appeal: https://cafod.org.uk/summerofhope.
Nearer home
In this difficult and worrying time, when all of our lives have been significantly affected by the coronavirus, we remain a faith-filled, worshipping and caring community.
It’s also vital that we keep contact with one another by phone and other electronic means. A supportive conversation can make all the difference. Do please remember those you know who may not have access to the internet. We also undertake to pray for one another frequently, especially those who are suffering most, and for medical staff and other front-line workers.
Some helpful resources for this time can be found on the Resources page of this website.
Nearer home
In this difficult and worrying time, when all of our lives have been significantly affected by the coronavirus, we remain a faith-filled, worshipping and caring community.
It’s also vital that we keep contact with one another by phone and other electronic means. A supportive conversation can make all the difference. Do please remember those you know who may not have access to the internet. We also undertake to pray for one another frequently, especially those who are suffering most, and for medical staff and other front-line workers.
Some helpful resources for this time can be found on the Resources page of this website.
And a Few More Things
If you would like to talk to someone or pray with someone about the current coronavirus situation, or if you need help, do please contact us.
