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Mass at church is on the days and times shown on the “Times” page. It is face to face and also streamed online on Sundays only via the Facebook – click on the link below (or copy and paste it into your internet browser). If you have never accessed our Mass online before please contact Fr. Joseph for details on how to do this through the church Facebook group. His contact details are on this website (under “Contacts” of course):
https://www.facebook.com/groups/259627965196688/videos/
Confessions are available before and after any Mass or on request.
ASSISTED DYING – there is still work to do after the vote went in favour of legalising Assisted Suicide. Below are some resources to equip you and encourage you to get involved. Please hold your MP to account over: (1) “strong and proper safeguards” (2 of our local MPs raised that as an issue in their written replies to constituents or during the debate on 29th November), so ask them about what level of assurance they will need. (2) how detecting coercion is going to happen given it is so hard to pick up in Domestic Abuse cases – so again ask them about what level of assurance they will need. (3) the large increased costs to the judicial system is likely to pull away potential funding for improving Palliative Care/Hospices. Since funding Palliative Care and Hospices properly by Government was raised repeatedly during the 29th November debate, will they still vote in favour at the 3rd reading if no significant change in Government funding has been forthcoming?
https://bioethics.org.uk/educational-resources/resources-on-eas/ – copy and paste this link into your internet browser to read various articles. The You Tube episode below is a 38 minute video interview with a Christian Bioethicist.
We are a Roman Catholic Church located on Beverley Road in Kingston upon Hull. We are just near the start of the dual carriageway, when heading out of the city centre, in the centre of “The Village” Hull University Student Accommodation buildings. We are a friendly welcoming church with, before COVID struck, about 200 on average on Sundays; squeezing in 405 for First Communion Sunday in 2018 was a real challenge but we managed it. We have a number of active groups and good fellowship.
Parking is available on Beverley Road (please do not obstruct driveways of neighbouring houses) and on Sundays the car park linked to The Village (student accommodation) is available – turn into driveway (which runs between the 2 blocks of buildings) and immediately turn right into the fenced off area.
For those with a disability parking at the door of the church is possible, but this fills up quickly as space is very limited.