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Frequently asked questions

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  • Our parish priest is Fr Phil Cunnah, who leads our community in worship, pastoral care, and sacramental life. He welcomes all parishioners, families, and visitors with openness and faith.

  • To arrange a Baptism, please contact the parish office or speak to the priest after Mass. A short preparation meeting will be arranged for parents and godparents.

  • Children are usually prepared through the parish sacramental programme. Adults interested in becoming Catholic or completing their sacraments can join the RCIA programme (Rite of Christian Initiation). Contact us for details.

  • Weddings must be booked at least six months in advance. Please contact the parish office to begin the preparation process and to discuss legal and Church requirements.

  • Yes. Mass intentions can be offered for loved ones, anniversaries, or special intentions. Please collect an envelope from the back of the church, speak to the priest or contact the parish office with your preferred date.

  • Yes. The church has wheelchair access and designated seating. If you require assistance or Communion brought to you, please speak to a steward or the priest.

  • Yes. A weekly parish newsletter is available at the back of the church and on our website. It contains Mass times, parish events, notices, and contact information.

  • You can support St Charles through prayer, volunteering, or financial giving. Donations can be made via offertory envelopes, standing order, or online giving if available.

  • The beautiful flowers and arrangements around the church are organised by a talented volunteer parishioner. If you would like to contribute to the purchase of flowers, an envelope is available on the table at the back of the church. We are grateful for all help.

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