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The annual pilgrimage in honour of St David Lews will take place on 30th August beginning with Evening Prayer and Benediction at St David Lewis Church, Usk at 3.00pm. This will be followed with a walking pilgrimage to the place of execution and then onto the grave of our local martyr at St Mary's Priory Church.

Fatima & First Saturdays Devotion Join parishioners from across the region for a day of faith, prayer, and renewal under Our Lady’s mantle at the upcoming World Apostolate of Fatima (WAF) Symposium. Date & Time: Saturday, 21 November 2026 | 09:00 – 18:00 - Venue: The Chapterhouse, Belmont Abbey, Hereford, HR2 9RZ Featured Speakers: Sr Angela de Fátima Coelho (Vice Postulator for the Cause of Beatification and Canonisation of Venerable Sr Lucia de Jesus) Fr Lawrence Lew, OP (General Promoter of The Holy Rosary) The day will include Holy Mass, dedicated times for the Holy Rosary and Fatima prayers, an open Q&A forum, and insightful talks on living the Fatima message and fruitfully meditating on the Rosary mysteries. Attendance is free (bring your own packed lunch). Lunch, dinner, and accommodation can be provided, subject to charge. To Register: Visit https://bit.ly/4uOwAGN . For more details, contact 07788473210 (Mon-Fri 9:00-17:00) or email membership@waf-ew.org.uk

Sea Sunday is Sunday 12th July Seafarers and fishers play a vital role in all of our lives, but they often work in difficult, hazardous conditions. The Church prays for all those who live and work at sea. Your support will make a big difference to seafarers and fishers in need. You can donate in church, there will be a second collection next Sunday, by visiting www.stellamaris.org.uk/donate , or by texting ‘SEA’ to 70460 to donate £5. This collection is vital to enable Stella Maris to continue its important work, so please give generously. Thank you.

On Sunday, 21 June , we mark the Day for Life under the theme “The Wonder of the Child in the Womb.” The theme also recognises the loss of children who died before birth and the grief of their parents. The bishops’ message and prayers can be found on the Day for Life website: www.dayforlife.org . The second collection will go towards the Day for Life Fund, which distributes grants to organisations that promote respect for life from conception until natural death. You can also donate online via the Day for Life website."





