Please check the bulletin and the guidance below from the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales website. Booking for Sunday 10am is still required and Covid safety measures must still be observed. Bishops’ Conference Guidance You can download the guidance that follows on this page as a printable PDF.CBCEW – COVID Step 3 Guidance … [Read more…]
It was a pleasure to welcome so many new and familiar faces back to St. Peter’s this year after what has been a very challenging time for us all. Happily, a growing confidence in the easing of lockdown has seen our numbers continue to remain high for many Masses but especially on Sunday at 10am. … [Read more…]
We can all do our bit to keep our church open during this lockdown: *Disperse quickly after Mass – do not linger in the car park or at the exits *Do not mingle with anyone outside of your immediate social bubble *Keep a 2m distance between yourself and other worshippers especially on arrival/on leaving *Wear … [Read more…]
We are delighted that we are able to re-open for Holy Mass and Confessions. We are in Tier 3 so all Covid-19 restrictions remain in place. Please read the following carefully: BOOKING HOTLINE SUNDAY MORNING MASSES Places at 10am Sunday Mass need to be reserved. To enable this we have created a dedicated ‘text hotline’. … [Read more…]
Grand Re-opening of the St. Peter-in-Chains’ Church Hall with Bishop Ralph Sunday 9th February 2020 Bishop Ralph braved the stormy conditions in Doncaster yesterday to celebrate Holy Mass at St. Peter-in-Chains, Doncaster and officially open and bless the newly renovated Church Hall. After celebrating Holy Mass, Bishop Ralph blessed the hall and cut the ribbon … [Read more…]
“Let The Children Live! is a small Registered Charity with an enormous and vital task to perform: Our mission is to save and transform the lives of as many street-children as we can, and to prevent other boys and girls from having to take to the streets at all. But to do this, we need … [Read more…]
Devotion to Our Lady of Doncaster has existed since the Middle Ages and was one of the country’s most important pilgrimage sites. It was located in the priory of the Carmelite Friars, and became especially prominent after the intercession of Our Lady was deemed by the townsfolk to have saved some people from drowning in … [Read more…]