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Welcome to Newmarket Catholic Church!

The parish embraces the town of Newmarket, the west of Suffolk and much of East Cambridgeshire.

Latest Newsletter:

Newsletter dated January 23, 2022

Latest COVID guidance

The latest Step 4 guidance is here including reinstated Sunday Mass at Kirtling.

Mass Times

Please note that in line with medical advice during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, services (with restrictions) are resuming. For more details see guidance. However, bookings are no longer needed.

Saturday:
1800 Newmarket

Sunday:
0900 Kirtling
1100 Newmarket (changed for 2022)

Other times: see Mass times page

Maps

Maps to both churches here

New Publication

The Universe Catholic Weekly is thrilled to announce that we have launched our new online newspaper with the full support of our first subscriber none other than His Eminence Cardinal Vincent Nichols.

Order your Digital copy by going to www.universecatholicweekly.co.uk or call on 0743661 7650 and ask for Michelle.

Special offer: Only £20 for 3 months.

Coronavirus advice

Normal services are resuming. Please see Bishop's conference guidelines for more details on restrictions.

Coffee after 10:30 Mass is resuming.
Altar server training is resuming
Bookings for Mass are no longer needed.

You may wish to try Catholic Radio stations (available online, too!) for listening/watching worship:

Radio Maria - About Radio Maria
Heaven's Road FM

Since the lockdown started, an increasing number of churches have been live streaming Masses online. You can search by Mass type or even language here: Livestream Masses Guide

Letter from Pope Francis

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Fr. Leo

Fr Leo was a Sri Lankan Jesuit Priest. He studied theology at Heythrop College (2005-2009) London and trained as a psychodynamic psychotherapist in Westminster Pastoral foundation (WPF Therapy London). He also worked as an assistant priest at St Anselm’s Church, Southall, London. He did social work and Ignatian retreat apostolate in Sri Lanka. In 2018 he moved to United Kingdom again and was incardinated into the Diocese of East Anglia as Diocesan priest. He had been the Catholic chaplain at Norwich Norfolk University Hospital (NNUH) and Assistant priest in the St John the Baptist Cathedral, Norwich. He was installed as a parish priest at O.L.I.S.E on 3rd October 2021 by Bishop Alan Hopes.

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