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St Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Farnham

WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 1st August - 4.15pm Confession, 5pm Mass

Sunday 2nd August - 9.15am Mass, 11.15am Mass, 5pm Mass

WEEK OF 3rd August Masses

Monday 3rd August - 11am Mass

Tuesday 4th August - 11am Mass

Wednesday 5th August - Church Closed

Thursday 6th August - 3pm Memorial Mass for Mark Andrew Chadd RIP

Friday 7th August - 10.30am Adoration, 11am MASS

WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 8th August - 4.15pm Confession, 5pm Mass

Sunday 9th August - 9.15am Mass, 11.15am Mass, 5pm Mass

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18th Sunday in Ordinary Time A 2026

The Eucharist is the Source and Summit of our Lives!

There is still time to take part in our Holiday Picture Raffle that runs until 6th September. Full details are found on the notice boards in the Church porch and on the eternal notice boards.

Everything we do flows from the Most Holy Eucharist celebrated with the context of the Sunday Mass. Each week, we bring back to the Mass an offering of everything we have done in Lord’s service – hopefully we will not come back empty handed! The Catechism tells us that all the ‘ecclesiastical ministries and works of the apostolate, are bound up with the Eucharist and are oriented toward it’. Indeed, The Most Holy Eucharist is the culmination of God’s work of sanctification in the world and so, at Mass, we continually offer our ‘thanksgiving’ to the Father through Christ, with Christ and in Christ, and always in the unity of the Holy Spirit.

The Most Holy Eucharist, then, expresses our unity as the ‘body of Christ’, the Church. Thus, we only receive Holy Communion when our life (both by our profession and disposition), actively demonstrates our unity with the Catholic Church. In other words, our whole way of thinking and acting is always attuned to the Eucharist in a way that demonstrates: ‘this is my body which is given up for you’. The Blessed Eucharist perfectly express the whole spiritual good of the Church, namely Christ himself. By our participation in the Eucharist each Sunday, we unite ourselves to heaven and begin to anticipate our place in the communion of saints

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