Welcome to

St. Edmund's Church, Horndean

Welcome to the Roman Catholic Church for Horndean, Clanfield and the surrounding area.  The Church Communnity is part of the Jesus, Prince of Peace Parish and the Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth. 

Whether you are a parishioner, a visitor keeping in touch, or considering moving to the area, we hope you will find what you are looking for on this site. You can also find out more about the Parish in our newsletter and you are always welcome to attend mass. Please contact Fr James, Fr Tom or the Office if you have any questions.


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Let us remember those whose anniversary occur this month JULY


Our 09.00 am Sunday Mass is streamed live on YouTube at:

https://www.youtube.com/@stedmundhorndean4491/streams

or search your YouTube app for @stedmunhorndean4491



 

Children's Liturgy  is at the 9.00 mass at St Edmunds on the first Sunday of each Month.




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COME AND MEET EACH OTHER

Come and join us for a cup of tea and a chat

Watch this space for the next event!

Contactless Payments

Donations may now be made by card payment (contactless or chip and pin). The 'Sum Up' equipment is available in the hall after Mass.

To book the Church Hall 

contact Yvonne at office@stedmundhorndean.org.uk or tel: 023 9226 2289. To check availability either look at the  paper diary in the church hall or  click here

Pope Leo XIV on the importance of Almsgiving, as we continue our reflections on the responsible

and God-centred use of money:

Our love and our deepest convictions need to be continually cultivated, and we do so through our concrete actions.  Remaining in the realm of ideas and theories, while failing to give them expression through frequent and practical acts of charity, will eventually cause even our most cherished hopes and aspirations to weaken and fade away. For this very reason, we Christians must not abandon almsgiving. It can be done in different ways, and surely more effectively, but it must continue to be done. It is always better at least to do something rather than nothing. Whatever form it may take, almsgiving will touch and soften our hardened hearts. It will not solve the problem of world poverty, yet it must still be carried out, with intelligence, diligence and social responsibility. For our part, we need to give alms as a way of

reaching out and touching the suffering flesh of the poor.

Christian love breaks down every barrier, brings close those who were distant, unites strangers, and reconciles enemies. It spans chasms that are humanly impossible to bridge, and it penetrates to the most hidden crevices of society. By its very nature, Christian love is prophetic: it works miracles and knows no limits. It makes what was apparently impossible happen. Love is above all a way of looking at life and a way of living it. A Church that sets no limits to love, that knows no enemies to fight but only men and women to love, is the Church that the world needs today.


From his Apostolic Exhortation Dilexi Te

Mass Times for the week beginning 28th June


Saturday 27th June

11.30 am Adoration followed by

12 noon Mass at St. Michael's and All Angels, Leigh Park

5 - 6 pm Holy Hour and Confession followed by

6.15 pm Vigil Mass at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville


Sunday 28th June SS PETER AND PAUL

9.00 am Mass at St. Edmund's 

9.30 am Mass at St Michael's and All Angels, Leigh Park

11.00 am Mass at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

11.15 am  Mass at St. Patrick's, Hayling Island

4.00 pm Mass at QA Hospital Chapel

5.30 pm Mass at Sacred Heart


Monday 29th June

7.00 am Mass followed by

7.30 Holy Hour at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

12.30 pm Mass at QA Hospital Chapel


Tuesday 30th June

7.30 am Holy Hour at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

6.00 pm Adoration followed by

6.30 pm Mass at St. Edmund's


Wednesday 1st July

7.30 am Holy Hour at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

10.15 am Mass followed by Adoration at St. Michael and All Angels, Leigh Park

11.30 am Adoration followed by

12 noon Mass at Sacred Heart

7.30 pm Mass at St.Patrick's, Hayling Island


Thursday 2nd July

7.30 am Holy Hour

9.30 am Mass at St Edmund's

Note: no Adoration and earlier mass time!


Friday 3rd July

7.30 am Holy Hour at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

12.30 pm Requiem Mass for Fr Kevin Bidgood, at St Edmund, The Avenue, Southampton, SO17 1JX


Saturday 4th July

11.30 am Adoration and Confession followed by

12 noon Mass at St. Michael's and All Angels, Leigh Park

5 - 6 pm Holy Hour and Confession followed by

6.15 pm Vigil Mass at Sacred Heart


Sunday 5th July  FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 

9.00 am Mass at St. Edmund's 

9.30 am Mass at St Michael's and All Angels, Leigh Park

11.00 am Mass at Sacred Heart, Waterlooville

11.15 am Mass at St. Patrick's, Hayling Island

4.00 pm Mass at QA Hospital Chapel

5.30 pm Mass at Sacred Heart


Mass Intentions: Please contact Jo Webb on 

07552 235666

or email: intentions@stedmundhorndean.org.uk 

or use the envelopes at the rear of the church.

       

Please do not attend Mass if you or any one in your household are shielding, vulnerable, feeling unwell, displaying any flu-like symptoms, or have had a positive PCR Test or LFT (Lateral Flow Test). 

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The Rosary group invite you to join them in reciting the Rosary every morning at 9.00 am. For prayer 
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PRAYER INTENTIONS 

of the Holy Father, Pope Leo, from his worldwide prayer network


JULY

 For respect for human life. Let us pray for the respect and protection of human life in all its stages, recognizing it as a gift from God.

Please remember in your prayers those of our parish who are sick and those who care for them. 
Father of goodness and love, hear our prayers for the sick members of our community and for all who are in need. Amid mental and physical suffering may they find consolation in your healing presence. Show your mercy as you close wounds, cure illness, make broken bodies whole and free downcast spirits. May these special people find lasting health and deliverance, and so join us in thanking you for all your gifts. We ask this through the Lord Jesus who healed those who believed. Amen.
From https://www.catholic.org/prayers/prayer.php?p=229

PRAYER FOR UKRAINE


Loving God, we pray for the people of Ukraine, for all those suffering or afraid, that you will be close to them and protect them. We pray for world leaders, for compassion, strength and wisdom to guide their choices. We pray for the world, that in this moment of crisis, we may reach out in solidarity to our brothers and sisters in need. May we walk in your ways so that peace and justice become a reality for the people of Ukraine and for all the world. Amen.


St. Edmund's Roman Catholic Church
Napier Road 
Horndean
Hampshire
PO8 9LR


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