Bishop of Arundel and Brighton
We are excited to share this introduction from our new Bishop, Fr Stephen Wang
First Holy Communion Programme 2026-2027
We are now taking enrolments for our parish’s First Holy Communion programme for the academic year 2026-2027.
We invite all parents who would like their children to make their First Holy Communion here at OLQH to please download and complete the enrolment form using this link and email them to frimley@abdiocese.org.uk
Please note that your child must be in Year 3 or above in the academic year 2026-2027 and be parishioners at Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, Frimley to join the First Holy Communion programme for 2026-2027.
The final date for enrolling is 30th June 2026
The dates of the Communion programme will be advised in due course.
5th July, 2026
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Dear Friends,
We have a new Bishop! His Holiness Pope Leo XIV has appointed Fr Stephen Wang as the new Bishop of our diocese. Bishop-elect Stephen is currently Rector of the Venerable English College in Rome. The Mass of Episcopal Ordination and Installation are due to take place at Arundel Cathedral in the autumn. We congratulate Bishop-elect Stephen on his appointment. A recorded message from him to all parishes in our diocese is available to watch on our parish’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OLQHParish and at the top of the page on this website.
To be a priest, you are often approached as a problem solver or for advice beyond your competence. The easy thing to do is play along and listen to the issue. Sometimes it works but that is a guess, experience, or covering up for what you do not know. Today’s Gospel is a good example of this. “I thank you Father for hiding these things from the wise and understanding and revealing to mere children…Come to me, all who labour and are burdened and I will give you rest.” Have we seriously taken up this offer? Do we not veer towards thinking, ‘I should know the answer and am too embarrassed to admit I don’t?’ The conclusion to this way of thinking is: ‘I am too embarrassed to say “I don’t know.”’ How different the world would be if we could say regularly, “I believe. Lord, help my unbelief.” That is precisely why we are encouraged to pray morning and evening, even if it’s only the Our Father said slowly.
Your help is vital and all ages and all nationalities should try and volunteer. So this weekend we request more readers at Masses. A sheet to that end will be prepared. This will last for two weeks. Pray about it and if you can volunteer please. If you feel you can’t guarantee to be at Mass when your turn comes, have someone else that you can rely on please.
Please take a copy of The Catholic Post, which presents Pope Leo’s thoughts on artificial intelligence (AI), which will only grow more influential in what we hear and see.
God Bless You *|FNAME|*,
Fr John
Please pray for all those who have died recently:
Aires Carvalho, Mary Davies, William Mouat and Simon Narracott
May they rest in peace.
Please pray for all those who are sick at this time:
Marie Bellizzi, Neil Brackley, Millie Bridger, Lisa Bruce, Josie Cash, Anthony Cheah, Teresa Connell, Pat Conroy, Ray Cookson, Cathy Cowan, Ray Corry, Eddie Cummins, Sue Cummins, Mary Curd, Betty Dineen, Mary Dixon, Maggie Duncan, Ann Fitzgerald, Desmond Fleming, John Fleming, Daniel Gayle, Maureen Hume, Ravinash Ganasinglan Kumar, Leo Gibson, Maureen Harker,Ian Harrison, Michele Haygreen, Chris Higton, Mary Higton, Alan Jenkins, Linda Johnson, Ezie Joseph, Ian Joseph, Mary Kearney, Shelley Kimmel, Shirley Livera, Elizabeth MacDermott, Anne MacKenzie, Georgia Mackinlay, Luz Martin, Didier McGaw, Patricia McMahon, Joyce Monserrat, Jasmine Moorehead, Louise Moorehead, Maura Morris, Saura Perez Olmos, Sister Mary Pegg-Holloway, Adrei Penkov, Valeria Penkova, Aurora Ramirez, Zofia Reynolds, Moira Sced, Sherry Small, Ralph and Pauline Smith, Godelieve Vandersloten, Jean Watkins, Deborah Wright and all those named on the noticeboard in Our Lady’s Shrine
Mass Intentions
Sat 4th July 1.00pm First Saturday Devotion of Reparations
6.00pm Welfare of the Christians in the Holy Land (Miles and Anne)
Sun 5th July 8.30am Nicholas Joseph Franklin (Thanksgiving) (Elaine and Joseph)
10.30am Sheila Martin RIP (Mellie Cairns)
K.O. Varghese RIP (1st anniv.) (Sola Robin)
5.30pm Tommy Finnigan RIP (Anniv.) (Christine and Michael Quinn)
Mon 6th July 7.30pm Liturgy of the Word and Holy Communion
Tue 7th July 10.00am All Parishioners
Wed 8th July 10.00am No Mass or Liturgy
11.00am Funeral: Mary Davies RIP
Thu 9th July 10.00am All Parishioners
Fri 10th July 10.00am All Parishioners
Sat 11th July 6.00pm Ernesto and Pacita Coloma RIP (Dominica Panugot)
Sun 12th July 8.30am All Parishioners
10.30am Seamus McGovern (Michael)
5.30pm P.A. Joseph RIP (21st anniv.) (Irene Joseph)
Retiring Collections
4th and 5th July
PCF Third World and Charities
18th and 19th July
Stella Maris
Collections for Weekend 27th and 28th June 2026
Offertory Collection (cash) £447.16
Offertory Collection (card readers) (weekly average) £258.00
Parish Charities Fund (TW&C) (monthly average by card) £564.00
Gift Aid Collection £65.00
Standing Orders (Weekly Average) £1192.00
Total £2526.16
Peter’s Pence £114.80
Dr Aires Carvalho RIP
Dr Aires Presentacao Antonio Das Dores Carvalho died peacefully on 23rd June, aged 98. Loving husband, father, grandfather, friend and devoted doctor working in Zanzibar and later in Farnborough as a GP. His funeral will be held at 12noon on Tuesday 14th July at Our Lady Queen of Heaven, Frimley. If you would like to join the family afterwards, we are gathering at Pine Ridge Golf Club, Frimley. Please get in touch to let me know or just to leave a message on 07970 120801. Marguerite.
Grounds Care and Maintenance on Saturday 11th July
We warmly welcome everyone in the parish community to help out at OLQH on Saturday 11th July from 9am to Noon. We will continue with the shed upgrades and moving over all our grounds care equipment. We have painting to do and hedges near the parish hall kitchen and metal boundary fence to cut, grass cutting and general weeding. We would be most grateful for your support. Not only is it keeping the grounds tidy but it’s aimed at giving parishioners the opportunity to make new friends and give a real sense of community spirit. We have tools for most tasks but please bring gloves. Up until Christmas, here are the set dates for these community grounds care events: 15th August, 12th September, 17th October, 14th November, 5th December. Many thanks.
The charity Friends of the Holy Land are looking for volunteer ambassadors.
Please see the advert on the table in the Church porch for more information about this role.
Parish Pilgrimage to Walsingham
Our parish Grandparents and Friends group are planning a parish pilgrimage to The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham from 7th-9th May 2027. It promises to be a wonderful weekend away with opportunities to also visit Wells-next-the-sea. The total cost of this trip is £260 per adult and £160 for a child five years and older and includes two nights B&B with evening supper and the coach too. For children under the age of five, the hostel/hotel facilities are free. The hostel/hotel can only guarantee rooms until 14th September if numbers reach 25 people, so if you’re interested in this parish pilgrimage, please contact Phil McDonnell on 01276 684281 by 13th September. Please note that Phil will need to know what type of room you require: single, double or a family room. There is also a £40 deposit towards the room, which is non-refundable once your name is submitted and confirmed.
For information relating to Diocesan run events please visit:
https://www.abdiocese.org.uk/diocese/events
Alton Day of Renewal Prayer Requests
We will pray for anyone feeling isolated, anxious, depressed, or physically ill. We will help you draw close to the love of Jesus, who said “come to me all of you who are weary and burdened and I will give you rest”. On weekdays 10.00am-4.00pm tel 07579 824523. Full details at www.altonrenewal.com/prayer_request
Mass Times:
Saturday 6pm
Sunday 8.30am, 10.30am and 5.30pm
Contact Information
The Church is located at 111 Portsmouth Road, Frimley, GU16 7AA. It is on the opposite side of the A325 Portsmouth Road to Frimley Park Hospital. When facing Frimley Park Hospital, the Church is behind you to the left.
Call 01276 504876, or email frimley@abdiocese.org.uk
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SVP Camberley and Frimley is very active in the community
- we give help to local families and individuals in need and the Hope Hub.
- we purchase specific items of food, utilities, clothing and white goods that are needed.
- we do not give money to clients
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SVP Camberley account no. 46082417 sort code 60-60-04
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