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St. Matthias, Cheam Common Road, Worcester Park, KT4 8SX. |
Bus routes: 151, 213, 613, 627, 668, K10, N213 | |
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Hello Everyone,
You are very much in my prayers
at Mass each day.
Thank you
for your continued
financial support of
our Parish.
If you would like our Bank details
please contact me
on 0208 337 1782
or email
worcesterpark@rcaos.org.uk
You can also make a donation online at:
www.justgiving.com/campaign/parishsupport
Just remember to add:
“I would like my
donation to go to
St. Matthias, Worcester Park
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Mass intentions and Events
7th ~ 13th Nov 2026 |
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Sat
7th
Nov |
06.30pm
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Confession 5.30pm
until 6.00pm
Thomas Michael
Searle
RIP
Mrs Chris Baxter
RIP
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FIRST MASS OF
SUNDAY
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Sun
8th
Nov
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09.30am |
For those who died in War
Teas and Coffees in Hall. All Welcome
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THIRTY-SECOND
SUNDAY
SECOND
COLLECTION
THE
ARCHBISHOP'S
APPEAL
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11.15am |
People of The Parish
Mrs Grace
Bastiampillai RIP
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5.30pm |
Edward McCarthy
RIP
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Tue
10th
Nov
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07.30pm |
Discovering the Catholic Faith:
THE POWER OF PRAYER
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IN CHURCH HALL All WELCOME. |
Wed
11th
Nov
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10.00am
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Holy Souls |
Saint Martin
of
Tours
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Thur
12th
Nov
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10.00am
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Ellen Sims and her deceased relatives
Michael Hogan
70th Birthday
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Saint Josaphat
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Fri
13th Nov
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10.00am
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Paul Gibson RIP
Adoration until 11am
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Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
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Mass intentions and Events
15th November 2026 |
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Sat
14th
Nov |
06.30pm
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Confession 5.30pm
until 6.00pm
Danuta Janowska
RIP
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FIRST MASS OF
SUNDAY
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Sun
15th
Nov
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09.30am |
People of the Parish
Holy Souls
Teas and Coffees in Hall. All Welcome
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THIRTY-THIRD
SUNDAY
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11.15am |
Strength for
Sister
Benedict OSB
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5.30pm |
Teresa Reeves
RIP
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THIS WEEK'S YOUTUBE VIDEO:
WHY DO CATHOLICS BELIEVE IN PURGATORY?
Fr Joseph Owusu-Ansah explains the
Church's teaching on purgatory, how it is rooted in Scripture, and why it is
ultimately a sign of God's mercy rather than his judgment.
Youtube video
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Altar Serving Training
8th 15th 22nd and 29th November
directly after 9.30am Mass.
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BLESSING OF GRAVES
We are planning in conjunction with
Fr Benedict and the Parish of North Cheam
to Bless Graves on Sunday 8th November
at Merton and Sutton Joint Cemetery,
Garth Road Morden SM4 4NW.
We will begin outside the Cemetery Chapel
with a short prayer Service at 1.30pm.
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BAPTISMS
Contact Fr. Sean.
MARRIAGES
The Diocese requests couples to give
Fr. Sean at least 6 months notice,
especially if they intend to be married
outside the Parish.
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PRAYER FOR THE FORGOTTEN DEAD
O merciful God, take pity on those souls who have no porticular friends and intercessors to recommend them to You, who either through the negligence of those who are alive, or through length of time, are forgotten by all.
Spore them, O Lord, and remember your own when others forget to appeal to your mercy.
Let not the souls You have created be
parted from You, their Creator.
May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
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NOVEMBER LIST OF THE DEAD
Praying for the dead is a long-standing Christian tradition deeply rooted in Scripture.
Especially in November, we take time to remember each deceased person by name,
bringing them before the Lord's mercy.
It is important that we make the effort
every year to recall their names in
prayer and offer Masses for their souls.
This year, Holy Souls envelopes will be available, and we encourage you to
write the names of your deceased loved
ones, friends, and parishioners for
whom you wish us to pray in November.
There is a special basket in front of the
Altar where these names can be placed.
Any donations in the envelopes will go
toward offering Holy Souls Masses
throughout the year, whether in our parish
or in parishes with fewer Mass intentions.
In this way, we not only remember their names before the Lord but also assist
them on their journey to eternal life.
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ARCHBISHOP'S APPEAL SECOND COLLECTION-THIS WEEKEND
The Archbishop's Appeal is a Diocesan second collection that funds key areas of ministry:
Youth and Evangelisation, Our Faith in Action (Caritas) and Clergy Care and Formation.
Your support will enable the Archdiocese of Southwark to support innovative projects taking place within Catholic parishes and Schools throughout South London and Kent
that seek to invest Faith, Hope and
Love into the communities they serve.
Please be generous to
the Archbishop's Appeal 2026.
Every gift is welcome.
Find out more, or donate online:
www.rcaos.org.uk/archbishops-appeal
Telephone weekdays 9 am - 5 pm:
020 7960
2504
Cash / Cheque - please use the Archbishop's Appeal envelopes at the back of church.
Thank vou for
generosity of heart.
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ENCYCLICAL LETTER
MAGNIFICA HUMANITAS OF
HIS HOLINESS
POPE LEO XIV
ON SAFEGUARDING
THE HUMAN PERSON IN THE TIME
OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
The principle of subsidiarity
68. The principle of subsidiarity stems
from the very same understanding
of the human person that has
guided our reflection on dignity
and the common good.
If every woman and man is called to take
ownership of his or her own life and to contribute to the formation of society,
then social institutions must also respect
and support this responsibility.
The Social Doctrine of the Church refers
to subsidiarity as the principle according
to which the role of individuals, families,
local communities and intermediary organizations should not be supplanted
by higher-level authorities.
Moreover, higher-level institutions
must recognize, protect and promote
the freedom and creativity of lower-level entities, coordinating their contributions
so that they can cooperate effectively
for the common good.
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WHAT WILL WE DO AS A PARISH FOR ADVENT, CHRISTMAS AND BEYOND?
A famous Radio DJ used to say in the run up to Christmas: "you're not ready, are you?"
When I was in the world of work,
I found the run up to Christmas quite
draining because of all the commercial stuff,
but I understood why it was happening.
Annoyingly, I was too busy at work
(and partying) for any preparation
for Christmas or any true celebration
of what it meant for our lives and destiny.
Obviously, God has a great sense of humour in challenging me as your Shepherd, to challenge and help you both as a Parish and individuals to prepare for: What we will do as a Parish for Advent, Christmas and beyond?
Advent begins on the 31st November.
We have a few plans, what are yours?
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Welcome to the Web Site for the Catholic Parish of St. Matthias, Worcester Park, in the Archdiocese of Southwark.
atholic community situated on the borders of three
Boroughs, Sutton, Kingston, and Epsom & Ewell. It stretches from the A3 in the
north to the A24 in the south and includes Worcester Park, Malden Manor, Old
Malden, Malden Green, and areas of New Malden, Motspur Park and North Cheam.
That area of the Parish in the Borough of Epsom and Ewell is in the Diocese of
Arundel & Brighton but served from St. Matthias.
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Schools in the Parish and local area
St. Cecilia's Primary School, London Road,
SM3 9HY - 020 8337 4566
Corpus Christi Primary, Chestnut Grove,
KT3 3JU - 020 8942 2645
St. Clement's Primary, Fennell's Mead,
KT17 1TX - 020 8393 8789
Richard Challoner Secondary Boy's,
Manor Drive North,
KT3 5PE - 020 8330 5947
The Holy Cross Secondary Girl's,
Sandal Road,
KT3 5AR - 020 8395 4225 |
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