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In Lent this year, we have a course “Daring to see God Now” in Mitchel Troy, and also a series of talks with Bishop Dominic in St Thomas’ Church.
Read MoreThe Stations of the Cross Services take place from 6pm on Fridays in Lent. We alternate between three different churches.
Read MoreDetails of the Holy week and Easter Services for 2019, in the Monmouth Group of Parishes.
Read MoreServices during Advent Sunday 2nd Dec. St. Thomas’ 9.30am Christingle Family Service Sunday 2nd Dec. St. Mary’s 6.00pm Advent Carol Service Sunday 16th Dec. St. Mary’s 6.00pm Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols Friday 21st Dec. St. Michael’s 6.30pm Candelit Carol Service Sunday 23rd Dec. St. Michael’s 3.00pm Children’s Crib Service Services on Christmas Eve St. Mary’s 5.00pm Christingle Service for All Ages St. Thomas’ 5.00pm Children’s Christmas Crib Service … Read moreChristmas Services in the Monmouth Group of Parishes 2018
Read MoreBishop Richard writes….. 29th June 2018 Dear Friends, With the creation of the new Archdeaconry of the Gwent Valleys, I have been reflecting on the legacy of the mining industry which has shaped the work and culture of the area around us. Earlier on in the year, I dedicated a new stained-glass window in Risca to commemorate the mining disaster that took place in 1860 when 146 men and boys … Read moreBishop’s Letter – 29th June 2018
Read MoreAll are welcome to attend the annual Christian Aid Service.
Do join us for wine and light refreshments after the service
Services to mark the Stations of the Cross will take place on the six Friday evenings throughout Lent at 6.00pm commencing on Friday 3rd March at St Mary’s Priory Church Services will be held at St Mary’s Priory Church, St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church and St Thomas’. The rota for these services is as follows: Friday 3rd March and Friday 24th March: St Mary’s Priory Church Friday 10th March and … Read moreStations of the Cross Friday Services throughout Lent
Read MoreSermon preached by the Rev’d Catherine Haynes at the Welsh Eucharist on 19th September, 2015, at St Thomas. ‘Tangnefedd’ (Pronounced tang – nev – eth: Peace, Jim, but not as we know it!) (The living Word came down from heaven to earth, died on the Cross and lives in my heart) It’s good that there are so many Welsh learners here today, because Welsh is the language of heaven and … Read moreTangnefedd
Read MoreWe will be continuing our bi-monthly services of Holy Eucharist in Welsh. These are usually on the second Saturday of every other month, 9.30am at St Thomas’ Church.
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