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Churches Together in Mossley Hill comprises : Elm Hall Drive Methodist; Bethel Welsh Church; St Barnabas near Penny Lane, All Hallows, St Anthony of Padua, Mossley Hill Parish Church, Allerton URC and Our Lady of the Annunciation (Bishop Eton).
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STREAMING AT BISHOP ETON
Services at Our Lady of the Annunciation, Bishop Eton can be viewed live or on playback at any time at: www.churchservices.tv/bishopeton
You can usually plug a PC into your TV to watch it on the big screen. On a ‘Smart TV’ save the site in the TV web browser.
Please help any relatives or friends to access the internet. It is a great source of spiritual support for those who cannot go to church.
Information cards are available in the porch. Please share with the sick or housebound.
Please not the Wednesday Novena is not streamed. Occaisionally funeral Masses will not be streamed, if this is the case a notice will be found at www.churchservices.tv/bishopeton
Redemptorist Community News
Parish Priest
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Fr Tim Buckley C.Ss.R Parish Priest |
Other members of the Redemptorist Community
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Fr . Andrew Burns C.Ss.R The Rector |
Fr Andrew Burns is the Rector of the Community in the Monastery.
Other community members are the parish priest plus those listed below.
Bishop Ralph Heskett C.Ss.R
Fr Anthony Cassidy C.Ss.R (retired)
Fr. Michael Henesy C.Ss.R (semi-retired)
Fr Philip Jones C.Ss.R (retired)
Fr. Michael McGreevy C.Ss.R (retired)
Fr. Tom Molloy C.Ss.R (retired)
Br. Michael Duxberry C.Ss.R
Fr Tim
Weekly messages from Fr Tim. When Fr Tim is away Fr Maurice's message will be added to this section.
Posters
Click on the image for a larger version of the poster, or in some cases additional information.
Our Parish and its History
Parish Pastoral Group
Safeguarding
REPORTING ABUSE
If you are concerned about the welfare of a child or adult at risk, do not delay in contacting the police, using 999 if a child or adult is believed to be in immediate danger.
It is the policy of the Catholic Church in England and Wales to report all allegations of abuse to statutory authorities, regardless of whether the abuse occurred recently or in the past, or whether the accused person is living or deceased.
If you are in any role within the Catholic Church in England and Wales, you must refer allegations directly using the contact details below, or directly to the Police.
CONTACT DETAILS
FR TIM BUCKLEY, CSsR (PARISH PRIEST) at the monastery
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RELIGIOUS LIFE SAFEGUARDING SERVICE either by Email: or phone Phone: 0151 556 2311
If you are a member of the public, please refer allegations directly to the police and also to the safeguarding office in your diocese; (the relevant Diocesan safeguarding office can be located using the interactive map on the links page of the CSAS website www.csas.uk.net - contact details will be shown when you click on the relevant area of the map). You can also contact CSAS by telephoning 0207 901 1920 or via email at
Over 150 years OLPS
NOVENA AT HOME
A resource for those who can not make it to a Church held Novena Service
Lent
Lent in three minutes
Fr Michael's Paintings
FR MICHAEL’S PAINTINGS
The paintings shown here are for sale. All proceeds go to Project Zimbabwe.
If you would like to buy a painting, or would like to see the original before deciding, please contact Fr Michael at the monastery: 0151 722 1180
Become a Community of Prayer
BECOME A COMMUNITY OF PRAYER
RESOURCES FROM THE REDEMPTORISTS
Click on the links below to access the pdf file or website
Other online resources
Meditation before the Blessed Sacrament (Adoration is streamed daily from the National Shrine at Walsingham https://www.walsingham.org.uk/live-stream/)
Stations of the Cross videos
A series of videos by Fr Tim produced for the children of the Parishes of Our Lady of the Annunciation Bishop Eton and St Mary's Woolton
The Joy of Love (Amoris Laetitia)
Reflections on The Joy of Love (Amoris Laetitia)
In his 325-paragraph document, Pope Francis provides his prayerful reflections on marriage and the family: their strengths and weaknesses, their call from God and the challenges they face.
Pope Francis recommends that The Joy of Love be read “patiently and carefully”
Each week we read an extract from the Pope's letter and reflect on how it might relate to our family lives.
Sources of Information and help
OFFICIAL ADVICE FROM THE GOVERMENT
Government Response https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
Mental health Guidance https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-guidance-for-the-public-on-mental-health-and-wellbeing
LATEST INFORMATION FROM THE NHS
(Each item listed has a link to the relevant NHS advice)
Advice for people at high risk
For Information on financial options and support visit
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Video Messages
All Fr Tim's messages since January 2025 can be found here. For older messages visit our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@BishopEtonParish
Novena to the Holy Spirit
PASTORAL AREA NOVENA
Following the Ascension of Our Lord, tradition says that the disciples gathered in the upper room together with Mary for nine days of prayer in anticipation of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This is the original novena.
Today, as disciples of Jesus, we too join together in prayer for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit in our parishes, our schools, our families, and in ourselves.
The format of the Novena will be: Invocation to the Holy Spirit, a daily theme to focus on, a Scripture reading related to the theme and a concluding prayer. Priests, deacons and lay people from the different parishes in the Pastoral Area will lead the novena.
You can download the Novena leaflet by clicking here
The videos for each Novena session will be made available below as they become available.
Novena to our Mother of Perpetual Help
Back in September 2018 Fr Tim led the Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help at the Redemptoristine Monastery in Dublin. The Masses were broadcast on the internet and fortunately the majority are still available.
Thank you too the Redemptoristine nuns https://rednuns.com/ and https://www.churchservices.tv/ who have allowed us to make available the Gospel, Homily, Prayers of Petition and Thanksgiving without you having to fast forward through the Masses.
LiveSimply
LIVESIMPLY
This section of the website reflects Bishop Eton's Live Simply journey For St Mary's journey visit https://www.stmaryswoolton.org.uk/en/living-simply
In March 2024 both parishes were awarded the Live Simply Award.
In September 2025 the parishes of Our Lady of the Annunciation Bishop Eton, St Mary's Woolton and St John Vianney joined forces to form LiveSimplyTogether
Purpose:
We care about Creation and we care about people who are living in poverty.
We celebrate the wonders of the natural world and the diversity of our brothers and sisters, both here and right across the planet.
We are really worried about the impact that the climate crisis and other environmental threats are having on our world, particularly the impact on the poor.
We are committed to promote a variety of actions and initiatives across our two Parishes, which will help us to live out our faith by caring for our common home.
Aim
We aim to be a catalyst for change, inspiring the parishioners of Bishop Eton and St Mary's to live more simply, more sustainably and in greater solidarity with the poor.
Patron
Prior to his death in April 20206 Fr Jim Casey C.Ss.R was our patron, there are no plans to replace him.
Contact details
For further information and to help with the project contact Pauline Volk at
LiveSimply - Messages
Each week a message to inform and/or inspire the parish appears in the bulletin.
LiveSimply - Events
As we journey to LiveSimply we will have events supporting our aims: living simply; living in solidarity with people in poverty and living sustainably with creation.
LiveSimply - General Election 2024
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The majority of Bishop Eton parish and St Mary’s are in the constituency of Garston. Parts of Bishop Eton parish remain in Wavertree
The SVP, CAFOD and LiveSimply groups across the two parishes have joined forces to put three questions we feel passionate about to each of the candidates that are standing in the Wavertree and Garsron constituencies covering:
- poverty here in Liverpool;
- cuts to the international aid budget;
- the climate crisis and caring for the planet.
We will publish the responses we receive from each candidate.
