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Sunday

   8.00    Holy Eucharist (1662)
11.00    SOLEMN MASS
​               (Common Worship)  

Every 1st Sunday on the month the 11am service is Sung Mass with choir.

Monday to Friday

  8.30    Silent Prayer
  8.45    Morning Prayer
12.30    Holy Eucharist
17.30    Silent Prayer
17.45    Evening Prayer
The church is open every day between
​8.30am and 4.30pm for prayer.

Every Tuesday
​1.05pm - 1.30pm
Contemplative Space

Set aside space and time for peace, stillness and quiet. During this time you are welcome to come and go as you please.

Every Wednesday
​9.10am - 9.45am
School Mass

If you would like to attend school Mass, please contact the church office.

Second Monday of the month
2.30pm - 3pm
Julian Prayer Group

The Julian Prayer Group is an ecumenical group for silent, contemplative prayer.

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There is a programme of events organised by Anglican Catholic Future on its website.

T H I S   M O N T H

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Friday 2nd February 6.30pm
Candlemas Sung Mass
St Matthew's Westminster

There will be a Sung Mass to celebrate the Presentation of Christ in the Temple at 6:30pm. The Mass setting will be Caesar's Missa Whitlockiensis, and the anthem will be When to the Temple Mary Went, by Eccard.

Wednesdays in February, 1.05-1.35pm
Lunchtime Recitals

Wednesday 7th February 2018
Elizabeth Parker cello, Wendy Quinon flute, Stephen Stewart violin 

Wednesday 14th February 2018
Sung Mass for Ash Wednesday

Wednesday 21st February 2018
Claudia Grinnell Assistant Organist of Winchester Cathedral

Wednesday 28th February 2018
Marilyn Harper Organist of Christ's Chapel, Dulwich 
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Saturday 24th February 2pm
Saturday Matinée: 
I'm all right, Jack
St Matthew's Westminster

Another classic film screening, in partnership with the Abbey Community Centre. In true cinema style, the audience will be served popcorn, a choc ice, as well as tea and coffee. At only £2 per ticket, it promises to be a lovely afternoon, and we hope to see as many of you there as possible. If you would like to come, you can either book tickets by email, call 020 7222 0303, or simply turn up on the day.​

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N E X T   M O N T H

Friday 9th March, 6.30pm
J.S. Bach
St Matthew Passion 
St Matthew's Westminster

Performed by The Bishop's Consort
Leaders: Theresa Caudle & Emily White
Evangelist: Hugo Hymas
Jesus: Ben Rowarth
Players and singers one to a part
Directed by David Stancliffe
Admission free
Collection for the Salisbury Sudan Medical Link
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L E N T

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Wednesdays in Lent 
Keeping Faith in Work

This year we are joining again with our neighbours at St Stephen’s Rochester Row for a series of addresses looking at the theme 'Keeping Faith'.   

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21st February 2018, 6.30pm for 7pm
Keeping Faith in Broadcasting
​St Matthew's Westminster

Mark Friend, Leader of the BBC's review of Religion and Ethics programming & Andrew Caspari, Acting Controller BBC Radio and Music, Multiplatform.
Compline follows at 8pm.

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28th February 2018, 6.30pm for 7pm
Keeping Faith in the Church
​St Stephen's, Rochester Row

Rose Hudson-Wilkin Chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons​.
Compline follows at 8pm.

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7th March 2018, 6.30pm for 7pm
Keeping Faith in Business
​St Matthew's Westminster

William Morris, Global Tax Policy and Administration Network, PwC​.
Compline follows at 8pm.

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14th March 2018, 6.30pm for 7pm
Keeping Faith in Public Services
​St Stephen's, Rochester Row  

Paula Vennells, Chief Executive, The Post Office​.
Compline follows at 8pm.

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21st March 2018 at St Matthew's
Keeping Faith in Justice
​St Matthew's Westminster

Brian Gill, former Lord President of the Court of Session and Lord Justice General, Scotland​.
Compline follows at 8pm.

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​  O T H E R  
E V E N T S 

Wednesday 7th February, 6.30pm
Welcoming Syrian Refugees to Westminster in 2018
St James' Church, Piccadilly

At this event Westminster City Council will set out their ambitions for settling vulnerable refugee families in the City and explore how community groups, landlords, estates and other stakeholders can get involved to make this happen. We will also hear from community leaders, volunteers and landlords about their experiences welcoming refugees across London.
 • 6.30-6.40pm: Welcome and introduction
• 6.40-7.10pm: Presentations from Westminster City Council, community leaders and landlords
• 7.10-7.30pm: Q&A to panel
• 7.30-8.00pm: Drinks reception
To register, click here.
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Monday 12th March, 6.45pm
Meet the Neighbours
The Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception, Farm Street, W1K 3AH

The Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception are opening their doors to all who would like to find out more about this fascinating church. The visit will include a welcome and introduction to 'Farm Street today', a talk on the Mount Street Jesuit Centre, as well as on the history of English Jesuits, a tour of the church, and a service of Evening Prayer in the Roman Rite. The evening will finish with a buffet, and there is a Roman Catholic Mass at 6pm to which all are also welcome. If you would like to attend, please contact Scott McCombe at farmstreetoffice@rcdow.org.uk 
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Monday 19th March, 6.45pm
Democracy and the Common Good
St Paul's Cathedral

What has become of the common good? Is democracy in peril?
Join Michael Sandel at St Paul's Cathedral for a lively discussion on how we might promote a national conversation to address current widespread economic and cultural insecurity. Michael Sandel will be available for a book signing at the end of this event. Books will also be on sale. The event is free, though a donation of £5 towards the cost of the running of the event would be welcomed. Further details here

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