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The Fourth Week of Lent 2026:

On Tuesday 17 March, the feast of St Patrick, 7.35am Morning Prayer, the 8am Mass and the 10.30am (Latin) Mass will be celebrated in the Chapel of St Patrick and all the Saints of Ireland.

On Wednesday 18 March, all liturgies will be celebrated in the Crypt Chapel of St Peter and in Cathedral Hall to allow for staging the Stabat Mater concert that evening. More information on the concert can be found here.

Crypt:  7.35am Morning Prayer, 8am Mass, 10.30am (Latin) Mass.

Hall:  12.30pm Mass (no livestream), 5pm Vespers (said), 5.30pm Mass (said).

Confessions will be heard as usual in the Cathedral.

Access to both the Crypt and Cathedral Hall are via Ambrosden Avenue. The Crypt entrance is next to the Choir School entrance in the gated carpark on Ambrosden Avenue.

On Thursday 19 March, the solemnity of St Joseph, 7.35am Morning Prayer and the 8am Mass will be celebrated in St Joseph’s Chapel.

The 10.30am Funeral Mass will be celebrated in English for the repose of the soul of Rainier Louis Delos Santos, may he rest in peace.

Sancta Mater, istud agas, crucifíxi fige plagas cordi meo válide.

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