The website for the parish of St Josephs in Colwyn Bay, North Wales
This weekend we were honoured to welcome Archbishop Michael Louis Fitzgerald to our Parish of St Joseph’s. On Saturday he attended the Afternoon of Muslim/Christian Friendship event organised by Cytun (Churches Together) and gave a talk. The event was very well attended and enjoyed by all. Archbishop Fitzgerald then co-celebrated the vigil Mass where he gave the sermon. The following […]
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Fr Frank Ryan would like to invite the Parish and its Youth to this Sunday’s Youth Mass! This Sunday 22nd September, at 11am in St Joseph’s Church Colwyn Bay. All Youth in the Parish & School are invited. Those who would like to be involved, please join us 3pm – 5.45pm Saturday 21st September in St Joseph’s Church.
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This Saturday, September 21st between 12pm to 3pm in the Parish Centre a special event will be taking place, organised by Cytun (churches together). This is the third time we have held an afternoon celebrating the friendship between Muslims and Christians in our area. Last year the Imam spoke and this year we are honoured to have Archbishop Michael […]
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With the upcoming Parish Assembly just a few weeks away, we have recently been asking parishioners and visitors to our church to think about, and answer, a few questions about their experience of St Joseph’s Parish. These questions and the responses you give will help to shape the forthcoming assembly meeting. If you wish to fill out a paper copy […]
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I always wondered why they called it ‘Good Friday’. You look at the crucifix, and there depicted is the most horrible image of death that could be inflicted on a human being by the Roman empire. Why should my desire to be justified require this kind of immolation? What makes me worth it? Strange, how love and pain always seem […]
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Here are the times for Masses and services during Holy Week. This Holy week is the high point of our year – the completion and the new beginning of our celebration of living in Christ. It is a week of two halves: In the first half, starting Palm Sunday, we complete our Lenten preparation of ‘dying to sin’, so that […]
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The mind of a child has the capacity to cut through the flotsam and jetsam of life and focus in a profound way on what is essential. Their belief in God can not only be real but that conviction can be translated into feelings of confidence and acts of kindness. Their sense of right and wrong can, when not tainted […]
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Yesterday, a letter went out to the parents of our primary school highlighting the impact of devastating budget cuts on the education of all school children within our community. The letter, signed by both the Chair of Governors and Headteacher at St Joseph’s Primary, warned parents it is now “make or break time for our schools”. This followed a similar […]
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This Sunday marks a century since the end of the First World War. Parishioners should arrive early for today’s 11am Mass to ensure they are able to find parking in time for the beginning of our Remembrance Sunday Mass. We will begin with the observation of the two minute silence on this Armistice Day Centenary at 11am prompt. We are […]
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Preparations for our Christmas Fair are well under way and this year’s event is set to be bigger than ever! After the enormous success of the Summer Fair, both the church and school will be collaborating again to create a fantastic event for the whole community to enjoy while raising some much needed funds. In order to make this event […]
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