St Peter’s Catholic Church, Hinckley Road, Leicester, LE3 0TA

Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Leicester, LE3 1JS

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Saint Patrick’s Church, Leicester

Address: 100 Beaumont Leys Lane Leicester, Leicestershire LE4 2BD

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Monday: No Mass
Tuesday: Mass at 9.30am
Wednesday: 6pm Adoration & 7pm Mass
Thursday: Mass at 9.30am
Friday: Mass at 7am
Saturday: Mass at 9.30am & Vigil Mass at 6.30pm
Sunday: Mass at 8am & 9.30am

Eucharistic Adoration: Every 1st Saturday of the month from 10am to 11am. Come and spend time with the Lord. All are welcome!

Confessions: On Wednesday at 6pm, taking place in St. Patrick’s Church, the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be celebrated.

The Divine Infant of Prague, Syston

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Address: 63 Broad Street, Syston, Leicestershire LE7 1GH

Monday: 9.30am Rosary and Mass at 10am
Tuesday: 9.30am Adoration and Mass at 10am
Wednesday: 9.30am Rosary and Mass at 10am
Thursday: 9.30am Rosary and Mass at 10am
Friday: 9.30am Rosary and Mass at 10am
Saturday: Mass at 10am & Vigil Mass at 4.30pm
Sunday: Mass at 11.15am

Confessions: On appointment or on Wednesday at 6pm at St Patrick’s Church, Leicester (unless otherwise announced).

St Pius X, Narborough
52 Leicester Road, Narborough, LE19 2DF
This is our parish office location where Fr. Joel resides.

Our Lady of Victories, Lutterworth
28 Bitteswell Road, Lutterworth, LE17 4EY
A beautiful church serving the Lutterworth community.

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Holy Cross Priory
45 Wellington Street,
Leicester
LE1 6HW

Priory phone: 0116 2553856

e-mail: leicester.admin@english.op.org

Here are some photos from when some of our students recently represented the school at the Servers Mass at Nottingham’s St Barnabas Cathedral which was celebrated by Bishop McKinney. CLICK HERE

On Sunday 26th October, representatives from six different religions came together at St Chad’s Cathedral in Birmingham to mark the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate.

Representing English Martyrs were members of the choir along with students from St Pauls and led beautifully by Mr Leonard along with our Principal Mr Calen who was in attendance

Published on 28 October 1965, Nostra Aetate – ‘In Our Time’ – was a ground-breaking declaration of the Second Vatican Council focusing on the Catholic Church’s relations with non-Christian religions. It is still considered a foundational text for this important dialogue.

The national celebration of Nostra Aetate’s diamond jubilee includes Sung Vespers with reflections from Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist and Christian representatives, and a panel discussion titled ‘Dying to Live’ that will explore the challenges faced by Birmingham’s faith communities in end-of-life care settings. CLICK HERE

On Wednesday 28th January, we hosted the annual St Thomas Aquinas Feast Day Mass. It was a beautiful celebration that brought together children from primary schools across the CMAT, along with representatives from St Paul’s, St Martin’s, De Lisle and English Martyrs.

The Mass was celebrated by Fr Simon Gillespie and was accompanied by the wonderful music and singing of the Schola. The Mass was livestreamed to the entire school community, and a special pre-recorded liturgy was shared with students in Years 7–9 during the morning.

Our sincere thanks go to James, our Chaplain, the SSLT and the Spiritual Life Officers for all their hard work in preparing the Mass and for giving our guests such a warm welcome. CLICK HERE