Please note: under new lockdown regulations, Mass and other services ARE still permitted
The Church is open from 8am to 6.30pm each day, including weekends.
Weekend Masses: Saturday 6pm, Sunday 11am and 6pm;
Weekday Masses (including Saturday): 12 noon.
Confessions available before every Mass.
To book a baptism, first communion or Confirmation, please contact Fr. Keith: 07879 953953; keithbarltrop@rcdow.org.uk
We fly to your protection, O Holy Mother of God; do not despise our petitions in our necessities, but deliver us always from every danger, O glorious and Blessed Virgin Mary.
Donate to Our Parish
You can donate to our parish by Standing Order, Planned Giving Envelopes, by Online Donation (follow this link: https://parish.rcdow.org.uk/bayswater/donate/) or through Virgin Money Giving by pressing this Donate Button
Lent - a time of renewal and grace
We have now begun our annual observance of Lent, a time of grace when God is near to us in a special way.
Mass Times and Directions
Weekend and Weekday Masses
The Church is open from 8am to 6.30pm each day, including weekends.
Weekend Masses: Saturday 6pm, Sunday 11am and 6pm;
Weekday Masses (including Saturday): 12 noon.
Confessions available before every Mass.
Confession Times
Confessions available before every Mass.
Directions
Nearest underground stations: Notting Hill Gate (Central Line) & Westbourne Park (Circle and Hammersmith Lines) Buses Artesian Road: 7, 28, 31, 70, 328; Westbourne Grove: 23, 27
the church
Welcome to the Catholic Parish of St. Mary of the Angels.
Mgr. Keith Barltrop
Parish Priest
related services
Services we provide
Arranging the baptism of your child at St. Mary of the Angels is simple: just speak to the parish priest after one of the Sunday Masses.
Every Catholic, whether practising or not, has a right in the law of the Church, to get married in the Church of the parish where they live..
Our parish school, located a short distance away in Shrewsbury Road, also serves the parishes of Harrow Road and Queensway.
the gospel in actions
Fr. Keith's homily
