29th Sunday of the Year
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.

25th October 2026
First ReadingExodus 22:20-26
PsalmPsalms 18:2-4, 47, 51
Second Reading1 Thessalonians 1:5-10
GospelMatthew 22:34-40

 Into the Future 2026 – Diocese of Wrexham

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Please read this if you can as there will be meetings around it in the next few weeks

For all bookings or enquiries on Funerals, Baptisms, Confessions and Annointing of the Sick,

please ring 01745 353395 or email priestrhyl@rcdwxm.org.uk

Contact address is: St Mary’s Church, 119 Wellington Road, Rhyl, LL18 1LE

Mass Times:      Saturday  :  5.00 pm

                               Sunday     :   10.00 am

A message from Fr Anthony

Welcome ( Croeso)

to our parish website here at Our Lady of Assumption (St. Mary’s) Church Rhyl. A parish in the Catholic Diocese of Wrexham, North Wales. We hope that you will find it useful and enjoy these pages giving a snapshot of a vibrant and active Catholic parish in North Wales.  The Parishioners of this Parish come from 43 diverse nationalities all over the world. You are most welcome to visit and be part of the worshipping community.

God bless you. 

Father Anthony, MSP.

 

Contacting us:

 

Fr. Anthony Nnamah, MSP

Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church,

119 Wellington Road,

Rhyl – Denbighshire.

LL18 1LE

 Email: priestrhyl@rcdwxm.org.uk

Phone:01745 353 395.

 

Below are some photographs from Fr Anthony’s Induction ceremony. Click on a photo to show a larger image

Watch Our Young Ones Nurture Nature in the Heart of Our Church

 

ST MARY’S on FACEBOOK

Connect, communicate, and help build an even stronger St Mary’s community!

Facebook Page: St Marys Parish Community Rhyl

Instruction and help on accessing the Facebook page can be found in the Parish Bulletin for

7th February 2021

Our Facebook page is now offering a series of group meetings, on prayer, faith sharing, cooking and recipes and purely social — i.e. to meet up and chat.

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The very latest news items are listed here. They appear in date occurence order.  For all news items, visit our NEWS PAGE. To add an item to the News page, please send us a message containing all the relevant details. Please also contact us as soon as possible if any of the details are incorrect, or feel free to leave a comment below the item.

Fr Shaji Punnattu – Good News

Last Friday we had very good news that Stoke University Hospital has cleared Fr Shaji and allowed him to return to his home in the parish of Blaenau Ffestiniog. Thanks to all who prayed for him, especially the family who generously travelled all the way to Stoke to give him support and...

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Continuous – Statue of Our Lady at Home

The lovely Statue of Our Lady in the middle of church has been taken home by successive parishioners over recent months. Each family hosts the statue and undertakes to say the Rosary each day. This practice is now extended to anyone who’d like to take part. See Fr Charles if you’d like to do so...

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Prayer Bears Needed

Prayer Bears needed for children preparing for First communion to help  hem learn to pray ? Thanks to some who have already offered to help. We still need more, See the wool and pattern at back of church.

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CAFOD’s Summer Campaign Appeal to hold a “CREATION MASS”

From Colette, Diocesan CAFOD coordinator. I would like to invite you to please join CAFOD’s summer campaign, ‘Our Common Home’. This is in response to Pope Francis’ call to us in Laudato Si. Last year, 8 parishes across Wrexham Diocese participated in our Share the Journey campaign. It would be...

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Diocesan Students for Priesthood.

The vocations crisis is still very much with us, but our Diocese has one student for priesthood - an extremely fragile situation, and two married men for diaconate service, as below. Please pray for them as they continue their formation. Seminarian Matthew P. Bond Year 2, Beda Students for the...

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