ORATORY CHURCH OF ST CHAD CHEETHAM HILL ROAD MANCHESTER, M4 4EX Telephone 0161 834 4104
email: pippo@manchesteroratory.org
Weekly Timetable Masses, Confessions and Devotions
SUNDAY (The Church is open from 7am - 6pm)
8am Mass (Confessions before Mass) 11.30am Solemn Mass (Confessions before Mass) 4pm Solemn Vespers and Benediction 4.45pm Mass in the Traditional Latin Form (Confessions during Mass) MONDAY - FRIDAY (The Church is open from 6.30am - 6.30pm) 7am Mass 12 noon Mass on Wednesdays in St Raphael's Chapel at North Manchester General Hospital
4.45pm-5.15pm Confessions
5pm Rosary 5.30pm Mass 6pm - 6.30pm on Mondays - Devotions to St Philip and Silent Prayer
6pm - 6.30pm on Weekdays - Silent Prayer and Intercessions
6pm - 6.30pm on Feast Days - Sung Vespers
Bank Holidays: 9.40am Confessions
10am Mass
11am Requiem Mass at St Joseph's Cemetery, Moston (May and August)
(NB. No evening Confessions or Mass)
SATURDAY (The Church is open from 8am - 8.30pm)
9.30am Mass at St Joseph's Cemetery Chapel, Moston
11am Mass 11.30am-12.30pm Confessions 4pm Mass in St Luke's Chapel at North Manchester General Hospital (Vigil Mass of Sunday)
7pm-8pm Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction 7pm-8pm Confessions The Assumption of Our Lady into Heaven Wednesday 15th August Holy Day of Obligation When Catholics attend Mass and shape their day according to the Mystery of Faith we celebrate  7am Low Mass 12 noon Mass in North Manchester General Hospital (St Raphael's Chapel) 5.30pm Solemn Mass (Josquin des Prez, Missa Hercules Dux Ferrara) Of your charity pray for the happy repose of Mary Camp Her Requiem Mass is on Tuesday 21st August at 10am Her body will be received into church the previous evening at 6.15pm Bank Holiday Monday 27th August Requiem Mass at Moston Cemetery at 11am Requiem Mass at Wardley Cemetery at 11am Virtual Tour of the Church
St Chad in Manchester
 St Chad's popularity and influence has lived on, not only in the dedication of many ancient churches in the region, but also in the place names of Manchester that were associated with him. "So much did Chad endear himself to those whom he converted, that even to this day we find traces of his missionary labours in the numerous place-names in the Manchester district that have been given in honour of the Mercian Bishop. The valley of the Irk, along which he must have toiled repeatedly, is particularly rich in these name memorials. Chadderton is simply Chad's town, Chadkirk is Chad's church, Cheetham is Chad's dwelling-place, Cheetwood is Chad's wood, Chat Moss is Chad's moss, Cheadle is Chad's hill, Cheadle Hulme is the meadow by Chad's hill, and so forth" (from John O'Dea, 1910, The Story of the Old Faith in Manchester).
His kindly presence and his faithfulness to Christ and His Church won many souls to God in his day. We pray that his personal influence will still be found today as the Catholics of Manchester work to build the Kingdom of God; to hand on what has been given to us from our Fathers and Mothers in the Faith.
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