Holy Mass & the Eucharist

The Holy Mass is at the heart of everything we do at St Clare’s. Each celebration is a moment where heaven and earth meet, uniting us with Christ and with one another as the Body of Christ.

We gather each Sunday and on weekdays to hear God’s Word, to share in the Eucharist, and to be strengthened for our daily lives. Rooted in the Franciscan spirit, our worship is prayerful, joyful, and welcoming to all who come to take part.

Mass & Confession Times

We warmly invite you to join us for the celebration of the Holy Mass at St Clare’s. Whether on Sundays or during the week, the Eucharist is the heart of our parish life, bringing us together in prayer, Scripture, and the Sacrament of the Altar. All are welcome to attend — parishioners, visitors, and those returning to the faith — as we gather to give thanks to God and to share in His presence.

Mass Times
Confession Times
Exposition of The Blessed Sacrament

Frequently asked questions

We know that visiting a church or finding the right Mass time can sometimes raise questions. To make things easier, we’ve answered some of the most common queries below. Whether you’re a regular parishioner or joining us for the first time, we hope this information helps you feel welcome and at home at St Clare’s.

St Clare’s offers daily and weekend Masses to support the prayer life of the parish. Times are listed on the Mass Schedule page, with special services added during feast days and holy seasons. Please check regularly for updates.

No booking is required — everyone is welcome to attend. For particularly busy services (such as Christmas and Easter), the church may provide additional seating or extra Mass times to accommodate everyone.

Yes, children are very welcome at St Clare’s. Families are encouraged to attend together, and children are invited to take part in the liturgy in ways appropriate to their age.

Yes. The church is accessible for those with limited mobility. If you require additional assistance, please let one of the stewards know when you arrive, and they will be glad to help.

If you would like a Mass offered for a loved one, please speak to the parish office or contact the priest directly. A small donation is usually made when booking a Mass intention.

Confessions are generally available before certain weekday and weekend Masses, or by appointment with the priest. Times are displayed on the Mass Schedule page.

Yes, everyone is welcome to attend. While Holy Communion is reserved for practising Catholics, all visitors are invited to participate in prayer and receive a blessing if they wish.