Not just for children. Not just for adults. For EVERYONE. Just turn up – but if you know in advance that you are coming, e-mail admin@stmaryclitheroe.com to help us prepare…
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Ash Wednesday
You can be a link in the chain! On February 14th, come to St. Mary’s between 10 am and 3.30 pm to pray for a few minutes. Suggestions for prayer will be available…
Candlemas
Candlemas marks the end of the Christmas season. It’s the time when we think of how Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the Temple. Simeon and Anna recognised Him as “The Light to lighten the gentiles and to be the glory of Israel”. The service will last about an hour, and afterwards if you wish…
Fun Time at Messy Advent
Lots of visitors enjoying Messy Advent activities
Advent Carol Service
Clitheroe Christians in Partnership Advent Carol Service at St. Mary Magdalene’s Sunday, December 3rd at 6.30 pm Come and join members of all the Clitheroe churches for a service of music and readings to mark the beginning of Advent. Service themes: 1.The Message of Advent 2.The Word of God 3. The Prophetic Call 4. The…
A Hymn for Saint Cecilia – Herbert Howells
St. Cecilia’s day is the 22nd November, and on Sunday 26th November St Mary’s choir will be celebrating this by singing ‘A Hymn to Saint Cecilia’ set by Herbert Howells during the morning service. Saint Cecilia is the patron saint of music, it is written that as the musicians played at her wedding she ‘sang…
Messy Advent – Not Just For Children.
Join us for a free Messy Advent event for children, adults and families on 2nd December.
Harvest Festival Parade and Family Service October 8th
Celebrate with us in St. Mary’s Centre
The Big Switch On
We need 151 new lights in church! The low energy LED fittings will be much more effective than the old lights, will cost less to run and less to maintain. You can see how the church is beginning to light up as yellow stickers on the drawings mark the lights already sponsored. To sponsor a…
2 Samuel 6:14: And David danced before the Lord with all his might;
Spontaneous outbreak of dancing at this morning’s Eucharist.