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Once again the Parish has excelled in its generosity, providing donations for the Community Larder. A huge thank you to all who gifted to those in need

Each Sunday the parish holds coffee mornings after both Sunday Masses to raise funds for various charities and sometimes for the parish. There are usually wonderful cakes and a raffle, together with friendship, conversation and laughter. A coffee morning is

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Ted Coatsworth is raising money for this charity to help fund their fantastic work. Please paste the link below to your browser to view more details or donate. Thanks for looking! https://give.everydayhero.com/uk/ted

On 6th August 2019, a minibus of parishioners left for a day pilgrimage to Walsingham. The day started with Fr Eddy giving us a blessing and then we headed off. We arrived for Mass, with time to spare, which many

What a glorious summer’s day! The sun shone (though not too much) as the Parish Family celebrated their Patronal Festival. Young and old tucked in to a delicious hog roast and had the opportunity to sit and relax with friends.

After many cloudy days the sun made a welcome appearance for the ladies of CWL who were busy preparing for their annual strawberry tea. The tables were set with lovely colourful cloths and vases filled with seasonal flowers. St Peter

CONGRATULATIONS to the 20 young parishioners who received the Sacrament of Confirmation. Our thanks to Bishop Patrick for celebrating the Confirmation Mass and to the team of catechists who have prepared our young people over the past months.

In the light of recent media exposure about Climate Change it seems appropriate to share our experience of the Global Healing programme (Care for our Common Home). In November last year our Parish Priest gave me a large brown envelope

After approximately 884 coffee mornings at St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Lincoln, Peggy McCarthy and Frances O’Donnell have decided it is time to hang up their aprons, fill their last tea and coffee pots, hand over the biscuits and