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Lenten Journeys

Tuesday Evenings at Holy Trinity, Stroud Green – Lent 2014

There will be a Mass at 7.30 pm followed by light refreshments.

Each session will begin at 8.15 pm

Tuesday 11^th March         A Journey to Easter – Fr. Patrick Henderson

Fr. Patrick, Vicar of Holy Trinity, will look at the origins of Lent and at some of the significance of three important gospel readings to be heard in church before Easter.

Tuesday 18^th March         A Lenten Musical Journey – The University of London Church Choir

An evening of Tudor church music and reflections for Lent.

Tuesday 25^th March         A Journey to Freedom – Tim Rooke

Tim, a parishioner at Hornsey Parish Church, will talk about his experience of escaping Nazi Germany on the kindertransport, and about his work in the church today.

Tuesday 1^st April               A Journey to the Holy Land – Eddie Carr

Eddie, Pastoral Assistant in our parishes, will speak and show slides from his recent trip to the Holy Land.

Tuesday 8^th April               A Journey into Politics – Toby Boutle

Toby, a former barrister and parliamentary candidate, now training for the priesthood in Oxford, will talk about the role of the Christian in politics.

On Friday 15th November the Bishop of Edmonton came to Holy Trinity to confirm nine people from our parishes. It was a very joyful occasion for those who were confirmed and the large congregation enjoyed lovely music and liturgy.

In his homily Bishop Peter spoke of TV shows like Strictly Come Dancing and The X Factor and he encouraged the congregation to think about how they might use their own gifts and talents in the service of Christ and the Church.

After Mass there was time for lots of photos to be taken and then everyone made their way to the hall for a magnificent Parish Supper.

Another added joy was that, following his recent heart attack, Fr Patrick had made such a wonderful recovery that he was able to be with us and concelebrated with the Bishop.

Our Autumn Bazaar was a great success. Over £450 was raised and a great time had by all. Many books, bric-a-brac items and lots of food was sold over the course of the day.
The pumpkin soup was especially a great success, selling out before lunch time!

Does anybody have any photographs from before 1987 of this view (corner of Granville Road and Stapleton Hall Road). If you have any information please contact carr.edwardwc@googlemail.com