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PARISH LIFE

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Events

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PARISH GET2GETHER

Monthly meetings for all parishioners: music, games, discussions...

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VOLUNTEERS FORMATION

Formation for the volunteers of our Parish 

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CULTURAL FRIDAYS

Evenings to discover what binds humans together

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PARISH

RETREATS

Parish retreats

for Advent and Lent

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Youth Groups

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for children 

school year 3 to 6

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for young people in

school year 7 to 9

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for young people in

school year 10 to sixth form

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Clubs for children and young people  age 7-14 during half term and summer holidays.
 

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Other Groups

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LITTLE FLOWERS

Baby, Toddler and their families

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ARK of FELLOWSHIP

People with learning disabilities, their families and friends

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FELLOWSHIP GROUP

Adults group based in Fair Oak

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AFTERNOON CLUB

Adults group based in Romsey

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LEARN TO PRAY

with weekly Scripture Readings

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CaFE

Adults group based

in North Baddesley

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GIFT

Adults group

based in Eastleigh

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COMMUNION AND LIBERATION

Catholic Movement 

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60 CLUB

Group for over 60 based

in Eastleigh

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 SACRAMENTS 

The Latin word sacramentum means "a sign of the sacred." The seven sacraments are ceremonies that point to what is sacred, significant and important for Christians. They are special occasions for experiencing God's saving presence. That's what theologians mean when they say that sacraments are at the same time signs and instruments of God's grace.

The first sacrament, for all Christians, is Baptism whereby we become a member of the Church and receive the Holy Spirit to help us live as a true disciple of Christ. The other six sacraments (Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation, Marriage, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick) are further moments of grace that deepen our Baptismal commitment.

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BAPTISM

Parents who want to have their child baptised need to speak directly with a priest, according to where they live. The priest will explain them the procedure and help them with the preparation. 

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FIRST HOLY COMMUNION

Read from our vision how children and young people can be prepared to receive the First Holy Communion.

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CONFIRMATION

Read from our vision how children and young people can be prepared to receive the Confirmations.

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CONFESSION

Find out when our priests are available for Confessions

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MARRIAGE PREPARATION

It is a diocesan requirement that all couples wishing to receive this sacrament be properly prepared. For marriage preparation and anyone wishing to arrange a wedding at one of our churches, click below

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ANOINTING

OF THE SICK

Parishioners who are ill or due for an operation are encouraged to celebrate this Sacrament. This can be arranged in the hospital (through the nursing staff) or at home (contact the parish office).

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