NOVEMBER IS THE MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS

Webmaster • November 8, 2025

NOVEMBER IS THE MONTH OF THE HOLY SOULS –


Here at St John’s, we will remember and pray for the Holy Souls throughout November. Please note in particular:


• PRAYERS OF REMEMBRANCE – In the Lady Chapel, you’ll find a box in which you can place the name and anniversary of your deceased loved ones. These names will be prayed for during Masses throughout November.


• REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY – On SUNDAY 9TH NOVEMBER, Fr Tristan will celebrate a Requiem Mass for Remembrance Sunday at 9:15am.


• MASS FOR DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE CLERGY – On TUESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER, Canon Tim Madeley and the clergy of our Deanery will celebrate a Mass for Deceased Members of the Clergy at 11am at Corpus Christi, Tanyard, Henfield BN5 9PE. All are welcome.



• ANNUAL MASS FOR THE BEREAVED – On SATURDAY 22ND NOVEMBER AT 10:00AM, we will be holding our annual Mass for the Bereaved, when we remember all those who have died and offer prayers and support for the bereaved of our community. During the Mass, the names of those who have died over the last 12 months will be read out and there will be an opportunity to light votive candles for all those we love who have died. The Mass will be followed by refreshments in the Parish Hall, hosted by the SVP. Please let the Parish Office know if you would like the name of anyone who has died in the last 12 months to be added to our list. All are most warmly welcomed to this Mass.

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