These devotions and times are special opportunities during Lent to grow closer to God, reflect on Jesus' love and sacrifice, and prepare our hearts for the joy of Easter. It's a time to slow down, pray, and focus on what truly matters.

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​​The Stations of the Cross

A way of prayer, that helps us to understand the great sacrifice of Jesus for our salvation. He suffered and died for us, out of love, so we could be forgiven and stay close to God. When we pray the Stations of the Cross, we walk step by step with Jesus, thanking Him, learning about His love and courage, and asking for strength to carry our own troubles with faith and hope.

• St Thomas’, Sevenoaks: Fridays at 8:00pm

• Most Holy Trinity, Otford: Thursdays at 7:30pm, instead of the usual Holy Hour

• St Joseph’, Borough Green: Fridays at 6:00pm

• St Bernadette’s, West Kingsdown: Fridays at 10:30am

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SPECIAL STATIONS OF THE CROSS:

FOR SENIORS on Wednesdays at 12:00noon beginning from 12th March. FOR CHILDREN on Fridays at 3:30pm beginning from 7th March.

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Lenten Talks

“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return”. These words on Ash Wednesday encourage us to take a step back and reflect on our lives and faith. Join us for these talks to gain new insights, deepen your faith, and prepare spiritually for Easter.

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- Wednesday, March 26th - Living Lent with the scriptures: The book of Job and the God Who Speaks by Brother John Church, a deacon in his final year of studies at Blackfriars Oxford, preparing for priestly ordination.

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- Wednesday, April 2nd - Reflection on the Art of the Cross by Fr Dominic White OP, Prior of Blackfriars, Oxford, and author of How Do I Look? Theology in the Age of the Selfie.

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- Wednesday, April 9th - Glimpsing Hope's Horizon in Lent in a broken world, by Sr Dr Gemma Simmonds CJ, a Sister of the Congregation of Jesus, Director of the Religious Life Institute at the Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology, Cambridge.

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- Wednesday, April 16th - The Triumph of Failure: Why did God choose to suffer? by Austen Ivereigh, author of two acclaimed biographies of Pope Francis, as well as a book he wrote “with” Pope Francis: Let Us Dream (2020). Austen will be signing copies of his new book First Belong to God - on retreat with Pope Francis, before the talk.

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