Parents and Toddlers

Children under school age with their parents or carers meet Thursdays during term time in church hall 9.30~11.30am

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Holy Mass LIVE from Monday to Saturday at 10.00am & on Sunday at 10.30am.

Evening Devotions LIVE with Rosary on Mondays & Devotion to St Teresa of Avila on Wednesdays, and Divine Mercy Chaplet on Fridays at 8pm. To add your own intention to our evening prayers use the form below up to 7pm each day.

St Teresa’s, Ashford

Monday – Saturday at 10.00am
Saturday (Sunday Vigil) at 5.30pm
Sunday at 8.00am & 10.30am

Holy Days 10.00am & 7.30pm

1st Friday of each month
– Mass at 7.30pm followed by Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 9pm

SPECIAL in the time of pandemic

Mass in Polish at 5.00pm each Sunday

Mass in Syro-Malankara Rite on 2nd Sunday of July at 3.00pm

Mass in Malayalam on 2nd Sunday of July at 12.00noon

St Ambrose, Wye

Sunday 9.15am

Weekdays 10.00am
Saturday 10.00am
Sunday 10.30am

You can join us on-line through our livestream

THE BIBLE JESUS KNEW
A talk given by Fr Rodney Schofield on Tuesday 1st October 2019 at St Ambrose Chapel, Wye

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ISRAEL’S HISTORY – REAL or IMAGINED
A talk given by Fr Rodney Schofield on Tuesday 3rd December 2019 at St Ambrose, Wye

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ETERNAL LIFE

The third “Year of the Bible” talk given by Father Rodney Schofield from home during the pandemic lock-down

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THE SECOND COMING

The fourth “Year of the Bible” talk given by Father Rodney Schofield from home during the pandemic lock-down

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THE CALL OF GOD

The fifth talk by Fr Rodney for the “Year of the Bible”, and a contribution to the celebration of the Vocation Sunday (3rd Sunday of Easter)

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WITNESSES OF CHRIST

The sixth “Year of the Bible” talk given by Father Rodney Schofield from home during the pandemic lock-down