ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI LONG EATON
ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI LONG EATON
Saint Francis of Assisi is a parish within the Nottingham Diocese of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. Our parish is joined with The Church of the Assumption at Beeston.
The Parish comprises Long Eaton, New Sawley, Sawley, Breaston and parts of Draycott and Sandiacre, and is part of the Nottingham Deanery.
Join us for any of our Masses or social occasions. Details can be found on this website or our weekly newsletter, which can be found by following this LINK.
PARISH PRIEST: Reverend Fr. Christopher A Thomas
frcathomas@outlook.com 0115 922 8145
PARISH DEACON: Rev. Chris Stevens
chris.stevens@dioceseofnottingham.uk 0115 808 5428
Parish Facebook Group here
Today's Readings, click to open
Throughout Ordinary Time: Summer we are asked to pray for the following intentions:
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Pope Leo XIV has dedicated his prayer intention for October to collaboration between different religious traditions. This choice coincides with the 60th anniversary of Nostra aetate, the document of the Second Vatican Council which affirmed all that is “true and holy” in the major world religions and called Catholics to engage in interfaith dialogue and collaboration.
You can watch the Pope’s video to accompany the intention at:- https://youtu.be/9JNhQzzisOQ
If you have any concerns about a child or a vulnerable adult, please contact our Safeguarding Representative, Jane Watts, in confidence on 07513 725366
Full Safeguarding information for the Parish may be found here
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Public Mass is celebrated at St Francis of Assisi, Long Eaton on Sundays (11:00am) and Tuesdays
and at The Assumption, Beeston on Saturdays (Vigil Mass - 5.30pm), Sundays (9:00am), Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, all weekday Masses at 10:00 am.
Confessions before Saturday Vigil Mass at Beeston, and after all weekday Masses on request
Check the current newsletter to confirm weekday Mass times
We respect everyone's continuing health precautions, feel free to wear face coverings.