CURRENT EVENTS
- Mon 25 Aug to Thu 27 Aug : Parish Walsingham Pilgrimage
- Mon 31 Aug : Pilgrimage in Honour of St Margaret Clitherow and the York Martyrs; for programme detail click here … …
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
- Tue 3 Sep, 6.30pm : Craft and Chat in the Hall
- Fri 11 Sep, 6.30pm : Yarnbombing in the Hall
- Sat 12 Sep, 9.00am : Joint Prayers at the Methodist Church\
- Wed 16 Sep, 2.00pm : CIWL Meeting in the Priory
- Thu 17 Sep, 6.30pm : Craft and Chat in the Hall
- Sat 19 Sep : Ministers’ Inspirational Day, Scarborough. Further details to follow.
- Mon, 21 Sep, 1.00pm : Social Lunch for All, in the Hall
- Fri 25 – Sun 27 Sep: Diocesan Annual Plgimage to Walsingham
FUTURE EVENTS
- Thu 1 Oct, 6.30pm : Craft and Chat in the Hall
- Fri 2 Oct : CAFOD Harvest Fast Day
- Thu 8 Oct, 7.00pm : Forest of Galtres Society : Talk by Glynn Davis, Senior Curator at Yorkshire Museum Trust: ” Chariots, Treasure and Power : Secrets of the Melsonby Hoard“, in the Hall (click underlined link)
- Fri 9 Oct, 6.30pm : Yarnbombing in the Hall
Note 1 : For any further detail where available of any of these events, please contact the Parish Administrator via the email link provided (click here … …).
REGULAR EVENTS
- Ampleforth Abbey Retreats. For details of 2026 retreats, follow this link ... ... as appropriate. Should you need recordings, at the time, or post facto: goto the “Ampleforth Abbey Liturgy” channel on YouTube click here … …, where there are various videos and “Home Retreats”
- Every Saturday, 10.00 am : Mass at the Shrine of St Margaret Clitherow in the Shambles, York, with Rosary before Mass. Litany and Petitions to the Martyrs of York after Mass.
- Sundays, 12.00pm : Mass at Stanbrook Abbey, at other times click here … …
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- Ampleforth Abbey Visitors’ Centre, Shop and Tea Room – Are all co-located following the redevelopment of Alban Roe House, in the east end of the building
- Future events in 2026 at Ampleforth Abbey. A full document is available for downloading (click here… …), in addition to individually published events via the Abbey Website: click here … ..
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