About us

Weekend Mass Times:

Saturday: 6:30pm

Sunday: 9:30 am & 11:15am

for  weekday and holy day mass times click here

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Welcome to the Sacred Heart Catholic parish serving the people of Teddington and Hampton Wick. Whether you are Catholic, thinking about becoming Catholic or just wish to explore your spirituality, you will receive a warm reception from our congregation.

We are a very mixed parish and  have a variety of styles of worship from contemporary music to masses with traditional choir settings. Whether you are a family, a couple or prefer to come to church alone, we hope you will leave us enriched.

Sacred Heart is part of the Diocese of Westminster, under the leadership of the Most Rev Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster.

In common with Catholics around the world we are currently celebrating a “Year of Faith” called by Pontiff Emeritus Benedict XVI to give fresh impetus to the mission  of the church.

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Easter jokeHappy Easter to all

If you missed the Easter Services, or just want to relive the jubilation of that “He is Risen” moment, listen to The Sacred Heart Choir singing Vidi Aquam.
Listen and watch Fr Reg Holy Thursday Sermon (Please excuse wobbling camera)
Listen and watch Good Friday Service
Watch the Passion of Jesus performed in Trafalgar Square on Good Friday.

 

 

 

volunteer opportunities in web publishing  for the sacred heart church websiteWeb site news page group:

We always need help to keep the main page up to date. Can you spare 1 hour once a month?
We meet on the last monday of each month
The next meeting is the 27th May 2013

The plan is to share the updating to keep this “about us” page fresh and changing.

Be reassured!! There is no need to know anything atall about web sites. Just a willingness to help out and to learn how to upload news items. Please get in touch with the editorial group. 

Recent Posts

Pope Francis delivers Easter plea for peace

Pope Francis

Credit: AP Photo/Domenico Stinellis

Pope Francis has called for peace around the world, as part of his first Easter Sunday message since being elected. In his Urbi et Orbi address he spoke of conflicts in Africa, Asia and the Middle East, but in particular focused on Syria where he asked: “How much suffering must there be before a solution is found?” Click here for the BBC’s profile of Pope Francis.

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