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PATRONAL FEAST: To mark St Teresa’s feast this year there will be a gathering after the 6pm Mass on the 2nd October. All welcome!

BIBLE TIMELINE course: starts at 7pm on the 29th of September. Many of us long to read the Bible but don’t know where to start. This course makes it simple and easy! Speak with Deacon Brent, the parish office or https://comeandsee.org

Are you interested in knowing more about the Catholic Faith? Fr Sean will soon be leading sessions for those thinking about becoming Catholic. If interested, why not have a word with him...

Thursday Lunch Club for over 60’s in the Curzon centre, Maxwell Road. Transport can be arranged. Please call 07342641235 for more information. 

Are you 18-36 and do you want to be more involved in the parish? Please contact Roberto 07555977132 or Jeff 07398991412 for information.

CAFOD Family Fast Day 1st October! Our local experts are helping people to adapt to climate change and protect our common home. Can you help communities affected by the worst impacts by donating online through the CAFOD website or by using a CAFOD envelope?

Rosary Evening: Wednesday 29th September at 7h30pm at St Augustines High Wycombe - prayer, litanies, readings and rosary. 

Parish lottery in aid of Mongu: The drawn numbers are 61,77,185 (£5 each) and 245 (£25).

Silent Auction for Mongu: See the narthex for the 4 fabulous prizes! Bidding ends at noon on 10th October!

Spotlight Meet - on Monday 27th September, NYMO are holding an online event, looking at the value of Youth Alpha for young people. It’s a Zoom meeting and Jordan Kelly from Alpha will speak. It starts at 7pm - more information nymo.org/spotlight. Youth Ministry Conference - NYMO are holding their conference on the 11th October in Luton from 11-15.30. The conference is for anyone interested in the role of young people in the Church. More information nymo.org/conference The Diocesan Mass for Married Life… Bishop David will be celebrating this Mass on 16th October at the Cathedral in Northampton at 12 noon. He will give a special blessing to couples celebrating a significant anniversary.   If that’s you, email mass.mfl@northamptondiocese.org

Money matters: Last week’s collection for  St Teresa’s came to £680 and for  St Dunstan’s £391.95. Today there is a retiring collection for Home Mission

Best wishes,

Fr Seán, Fr Shyju, Deacon Brent and Sister Winifred.

St Teresa's Church is located in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire in the United Kingdom and is situated opposite Bekonscot Model Village - a local tourist attraction. To find us couldn't be easier - just follow the signs to the Model Village and they will lead you right into our car park, which visitors to Bekonscot are also permitted to use.

The church was built in 1926, the year after St Therese of Lisieux was canonised, and so was one of the first churches in England to be dedicated to her. It is built in neo-gothic style which gives it a traditional atmosphere as you can see from the pictures of the interior. But it is small enough to feel homely and, we hope, welcoming.

Our most illustrious parishioner was Gilbert Keith Chesterton. Many of the artefacts in the church are associated with him - including a statue of Our Lady - and the tower end of the church with its Martyrs Chapel was completed as a memorial to him.

Whether for a short visit or a long stay, we hope you will enjoying being part of our 'living community of faith".

Please make yourself at home, and if you have any comments, questions or thoughts, please contact us here

St Teresa's Parish Office: 40A Warwick Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9 2PL, UK

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