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St Andrew’s Parish 

Saint Andrew’s is a Catholic Christian Community, commissioned by baptism, nourished by eucharist and empowered by the Holy Spirit, in bearing witness to our faith in Jesus Christ as we strive to live by the Gospels in loving service of one another and of our neighbour, building up his kingdom to the greater glory of God.

Parish priest

Canon John Loughlin is our parish priest. We are so blessed to have such a wonderful parish priest who helps us understand Mass, liturgies, the Catholic faith and traditions, and the teachings of Jesus.

Sacraments

Information on Sacramental Policy and Programmes is available at the back of each of our churches. All preparation programmes are parish based.

Baptism

Application forms are at the back of our churches.

Marriage

There are two/three preparation programmes each year. Please contact the Parish Priest at least 12 months before any other plans are made.

Communion to the Sick and Housebound

Visits by request. Those in Hospital please contact the Catholic Chaplain.

St Andrew’s Parish Presbytery

Bondfield Road, Teesville TS6 9BA

TEL: 01642 453556

FAX: 01642 455441

WEB: www.standrewsteesville.org.uk

E-mail: [email protected]

 

Parish links and events

SMC benefits from being part of St Andrew’s parish. We regularly attend Mass in the parish church as well as inviting parishioners to join us in our half-termly Masses. We also have events throughout the year at church, such as our carol service, and of course, First Holy Communions and the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

We try to show our appreciation for the prayers and support of the parish and people in the local community.

Each summer, Year 6 host a tea party for parishioners and friends of SMC. At this event, the children ask our guests to vote on a worthy cause to which the funds raised at our annual Enterprise Day are donated.

Our community

We are so lucky to be part of such a supportive community – especially the local residents of the St Margaret’s Grove. People have been so kind and generous towards us with treats such as ice lollies in the summer. We try to show our appreciation in return with Christmas and cards and flowers made up of the donations as part of our May Procession.