St Michael’s RC Church-A Place of Faith Hope Love
Welcome to St Michael’s Roman Catholic Church, a welcoming parish community rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Inspired by St Michael the Archangel, we gather in prayer, celebrate the sacraments, and grow together in faith, fellowship, and service. All are welcome to join us on this journey.
About Our Parish
St Michael's Roman Catholic Church is a welcoming parish community where we come together in faith, prayer and fellowship.
Inspired by the love of Christ and guided by the example of St Michael the Archangel, we seek to grow together in faith and serve our local community with love and compassion.
Our Faith
Rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church.
Our Community
A warm and welcoming parish family where everyone is valued.
Our Worship
Celebrating the Eucharist, the Sacraments and the joy of our Catholic faith.
Our Service
Serving others with compassion, respect and love.
“Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”— Matthew 5:16
We Welcome You
A place of faith, prayer, friendship and hope.
Whether you are visiting for the first time, returning to the parish, or have been part of our community for many years, you are warmly welcome at St Michael's Roman Catholic Church.
Come and join us in celebrating the Eucharist, growing in faith, sharing fellowship and serving our local community together. We look forward to welcoming you and your family.
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Our Priests
Guided by faith, prayer and pastoral care, our priests walk with us as we grow closer to Christ and serve our parish community.
Fr Jude Kurumeh
Our Parish Priest, providing pastoral leadership, spiritual guidance and care for our parish family.
Fr Saji Thomas RCJ
Supporting the parish community through the celebration of the Sacraments, pastoral ministry and spiritual care.
Walking Together in Faith
Whether you need prayer, spiritual guidance, pastoral support or simply someone to talk to, our clergy are here to accompany you on your journey of faith.
About Youth Ministry
Our Youth Ministry provides a welcoming space where young people can grow in faith, build friendships and take an active part in the life of our parish.
- Faith formation
- Youth gatherings
- Social and community activities
- Parish events and service
Youth Ministry
A welcoming space for young people to grow in faith, build friendships and live out their faith in the Church.
About Music Ministry
Our Music Ministry uses the gift of music to enhance the celebration of Mass and help our parish community enter more deeply into prayer and worship.
- Choir and music groups
- Music for Mass and liturgy
- Leading congregational singing
- Music practice and training
Music Ministry
Sharing our gifts through music, leading hearts in prayer and worship.
About Lectors' Ministry
Lectors have an important role in our liturgy, proclaiming God's Word clearly, reverently and prayerfully to the parish community.
- Proclaiming Scripture at Mass
- Preparing readings prayerfully
- Supporting the liturgy
- Training and formation
Lectors’ Ministry
Proclaiming God's Word with faith, reverence and clarity, helping our parish community hear and understand His message.
About Safeguarding
Parish Safeguarding Representatives
Joan Hamilton-Clarey — St Michael’s Parish
Merlin Christyboy — Malayalam Community
Jijoy Mathew — Syro-Malabar Community
📞 Parish Office:
0203 345 1466
Safeguarding Information & Support →
Safeguarding & Child Protection
Creating a safe, welcoming and respectful environment for everyone in our Church.
Mass Times
Join us in prayer, worship and celebration as we gather together as one parish family.
Sunday Mass
Celebrate the Holy Eucharist together each Sunday.
Weekday Mass
Begin your day with prayer and the Holy Eucharist.
Saturday Mass
Holy Mass – Join us in prayer and celebration of the Holy Eucharist this Saturday.
Saturday Vigil Mass
Vigil Mass – Begin Sunday in prayer as we gather for the Eucharistic celebration.
Holy Days of Obligation
Celebrating the great feasts of our Catholic faith together in prayer and worship.
Reconciliation
Receive God's mercy and experience the peace of forgiveness.
Please check the parish newsletter or announcements for any changes to Mass and service times.
Grace in Every Sacrament
Sacraments
The Sacraments are sacred signs of God’s love and grace. Each one strengthens our faith and brings us closer to Christ. Explore the Sacraments below and download the relevant forms to begin your journey.
First Holy Communion
The Eucharist invites us to receive Jesus and grow in love and communion.
Confirmation
Confirmation strengthens us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit to live as witnesses of Christ.
Marriage
Marriage is a lifelong covenant of love and faithfulness, blessed by God.
Saint Luke the Evangelist
Evangelist and Physician • Companion of Saint Paul
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Saint Luke the Evangelist was one of the great witnesses to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Christian tradition remembers him as a physician and a faithful companion of Saint Paul. He is traditionally recognised as the author of the Gospel according to Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. Through his writings, Luke reveals the mercy of God and the saving love of Jesus, with special attention to the poor, the sick, sinners and those who are often forgotten by society.
Although Luke was not one of the Twelve Apostles, he played an important role in the early Christian Church. He accompanied Saint Paul in his missionary work and supported the proclamation of the Gospel. His writings describe the life of Jesus and the growth of the early Church, showing how the message of salvation spread from Jerusalem to the wider world. His Gospel reminds us that God's love is offered to everyone, regardless of background or circumstance.
The Gospel according to Luke contains some of the most beloved passages in the New Testament, including the Annunciation, the Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth, the birth of Jesus, the parable of the Good Samaritan and the parable of the Prodigal Son. Luke highlights the importance of prayer, forgiveness, compassion and the work of the Holy Spirit. He also reminds us of the joy of repentance and the boundless mercy of God. The Acts of the Apostles continues this story by recounting the courage, faith and missionary work of the first Christian communities.
Saint Luke is traditionally represented by a winged ox, a symbol associated with sacrifice and service. He is also honoured as the patron saint of physicians and artists. His Gospel continues to inspire Christians to care for the vulnerable, forgive others and share the Good News with love. His feast is celebrated on 18 October, when the Church gives thanks for his faithful witness and his contribution to the Scriptures.
🌿 A Message for Today
Saint Luke teaches us to see Christ in every person and to respond to others with compassion, mercy and generosity. His Gospel reminds us that no one is beyond God's love and that forgiveness can bring hope and renewal. We can follow his example by caring for the sick, supporting those in need, welcoming everyone into our parish community, and sharing the Good News through our words and actions. May his example inspire us to place Christ at the centre of our daily lives.
🙏 Prayer
Almighty and ever-living God, You inspired Saint Luke the Evangelist to proclaim the life and saving message of Your Son, Jesus Christ. Through his intercession, help us to grow in faith, deepen our love for the Holy Scriptures and show compassion to all those who suffer. Teach us to welcome the stranger, forgive those who hurt us and serve our brothers and sisters with humility and generous hearts. May the Holy Spirit guide us to bear witness to the Gospel in our daily lives and bring the light of Christ to everyone we meet. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Upcoming Events
Join us for prayer, reflection, worship and fellowship as we come together in faith and community.
2026
FHC Parents and Children
Important meetings for parents and children preparing for First Holy Communion.
Wednesday, 21 October 2026
Time: 7:30 pm
Venue: Church
Saturday, 24 October 2026
Time: 9:15 am
Venue: Church
2026
RCIA Group Meeting
The RCIA group will gather for a meeting and continued formation in the Catholic faith.
Time: 7:00 pm
Venue: Upper Room
All group members are invited to attend.
2026
Baptism Course
The baptism course is for parents who wish to have their child or children baptised.
Monday, 9 November 2026
Time: 6:30 pm
Venue: Upper Room
Parents preparing for their children's Baptism are invited to attend.
2026
Confirmation Programme
An invitation to young people preparing to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation to take the next step in their journey of faith.
Saturday, 31 October 2026
Young people who will be aged 14 by 31 August 2027 are invited to register for the programme.
ALL MONTH
November Envelopes for the Dead
November is a special time when we remember our deceased loved ones and pray for the repose of their souls.
Holy Masses will be offered for your deceased loved ones throughout the month of November.
We also invite you to bring a small photograph of your deceased loved ones to be placed in front of the altar during November.
We will remember them in our prayers and pray for the repose of their souls at all our Masses throughout the month.
May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
Voices of Faith
What Our Parishioners Say
What Our Parish Family Says
Hear from our parishioners as they share their experiences of faith, worship, fellowship and life at St Michael’s.
Our Parish Gallery
Moments of faith, prayer, worship and fellowship from our parish family.
