Welcome

The two churches of St Patrick's, Woolston and Annunciation, Netley serve the east side of

Southampton and welcome worshippers of all ages and backgrounds. We lead our congregation in worship, deepening the connection to God, understanding the teachings of Christ, and ultimately to a vibrant faith.

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We have a long, proud history of serving the people of Southampton. Through the dedication of our leadership, staff members and volunteers, we are committed to the teachings of Jesus Christ, and are here to spread His message. Contact us today to find out more about becoming part of the our Catholic Church community.

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Fr Ross Bullock

Parish Priest

Sunday Mass 

BOOKING a place at a weekend mass is preferable and can be done through the parish website

(or telephone during office hours if no internet)

If you miss the booking deadline you can just turn for Mass on a first come first served basis 10mins before Mass begins.

Weekday Mass 

RECORDED MASSES

Some of our Masses are now being recorded and are available to watch by clicking on our Facebook page link below (you do not need to be a Facebook member to watch the mass).

We still have to follow the social distancing rules which are a legal requirement and I once again ask you to follow what our lovely volunteer stewards are asking you to do in church and that there are to be no holy huddles in entrances/exits or in car parks. Remember: HANDS FACE SPACE

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Supporting our local Covid Vaccination Programme

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The 8 front side car parking spaces of St Patrick’s Church (Portsmouth Road entrance car park) are not to be used by parishioners on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday from now on as I have given these 8 spaces over for the sole use of the medical staff administering the COVID Vaccinations from 8am – 6pm in the nearby St Peter’s Doctors Surgery Car Park (which means the medical staff have nowhere to park).

This is our way of helping the local community with the vaccination program and ensuring the medical staff can park easily and not be delayed in their vital work for want of parking. If you need disabled parking, please park in front of my car whilst Mass is taking place (room for two cars) on a Wednesday morning.

Everyone else to park in the Church Hall Car park at the rear of the Church (Porchester Road entrance) if coming to Mass on a Wednesday morning, which is the only flash point for parking out of those days the medical staff need parking.