St John the Baptist, Timberhill with St Julian, Norwich

We'd love to see you at St John's this coming Sunday, 31 March, as we celebrate Mothering Sunday. The High Mass at 11am will be a joyful celebration including the blessing and distribution of floral posies to all the women in church, and afterwards there'll be sparkling rosé and simnel cake. There'll also be an opportunity to light candles for departed mothers in front of the image of Our Lady of Walsingham. Bring your friends and family! Everyone is welcome.

We'd love to see you at St John's this coming Sunday, 31 March, as we celebrate Mothering Sunday. The High Mass at 11am will be a joyful celebration including the blessing and distribution of floral posies to all the women in church, and afterwards there'll be sparkling rosé and simnel cake. There'll also be an opportunity to light candles for departed mothers in front of the image of Our Lady of Walsingham. Bring your friends and family! Everyone is welcome.

The Stations of the Cross will be prayed each Friday at 12 noon in St John’s, and additionally on Friday 12 April at 5.30pm in St Julian’s after the 5pm Low Mass. All are welcome to come and share in this simple devotion as we walk with Jesus towards the Cross.

The Stations of the Cross will be prayed each Friday at 12 noon in St John’s, and additionally on Friday 12 April at 5.30pm in St Julian’s after the 5pm Low Mass. All are welcome to come and share in this simple devotion as we walk with Jesus towards the Cross.

For the next three Wednesdays of Lent (27 March, 3 and 10 April) the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for prayer in Mother Julian's Cell at St Julian's Church from 6.15 to 7pm, preceded by Evening Prayer at 6pm and followed by Low Mass at 7pm. You are welcome to come and go during this time of silent prayer.

For the next three Wednesdays of Lent (27 March, 3 and 10 April) the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for prayer in Mother Julian's Cell at St Julian's Church from 6.15 to 7pm, preceded by Evening Prayer at 6pm and followed by Low Mass at 7pm. You are welcome to come and go during this time of silent prayer.

This Monday, 25 March, we celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation, when we give thanks for the visit of the Angel Gabriel to the Blessed Virgin who, by her consent, accepted the will of the Father and conceived Jesus in her womb. It is one of the great feasts of the year: we hope to see you at Mass, which will be celebrated at 10am at St Julian’s (followed by the Rosary and then coffee) and at 12 noon and 7pm at St John’s.

This Monday, 25 March, we celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation, when we give thanks for the visit of the Angel Gabriel to the Blessed Virgin who, by her consent, accepted the will of the Father and conceived Jesus in her womb. It is one of the great feasts of the year: we hope to see you at Mass, which will be celebrated at 10am at St Julian’s (followed by the Rosary and then coffee) and at 12 noon and 7pm at St John’s.

Last Wednesday, 20 March, in Norwich Cathedral, the Revd Richard Stanton was licensed as our interim Priest-in-Charge. This coming Sunday, 24 March, we welcome him as our new Parish Priest at the 11am High Mass. Before Mass the Archdeacon of Norwich, the Venerable Karen Hutchinson, will lead us in greeting him and pledging ourselves to work with him in the life and ministry of our church and parish. Fr Richard will celebrate and preach at the Mass. After High Mass there wil

Last Wednesday, 20 March, in Norwich Cathedral, the Revd Richard Stanton was licensed as our interim Priest-in-Charge. This coming Sunday, 24 March, we welcome him as our new Parish Priest at the 11am High Mass. Before Mass the Archdeacon of Norwich, the Venerable Karen Hutchinson, will lead us in greeting him and pledging ourselves to work with him in the life and ministry of our church and parish. Fr Richard will celebrate and preach at the Mass. After High Mass there wil