Mass Intentions

Remembered at the Altar

“Even the semblance of trafficking or trading is to be entirely excluded from Mass offerings.”

Canon 947

A Mass offering isn't a payment — it's a way of holding someone close: a name spoken at the altar, a life remembered in prayer, whether they're still with us or not.

Diocesan Policy

The Diocese has updated its policy on Mass offerings. Any monetary offering you make now goes into a restricted parish fund for clergy relief. It can no longer be directed to a designated charity (such as CAFOD, the Sisters of Mercy in Kenya, or the Infant Jesus Sisters School in Nigeria).

Guidelines

Only one Mass offering per Mass is permitted. Requested dates cannot always be guaranteed — your intention may be scheduled for the nearest available date, which may be a weekday Mass rather than the specific date you requested.

£10 Diocesan guideline per offering — more or less may be given depending on your circumstances.

Remembered at the Altar

Diocesan Policy

Guidelines

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