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Parish News… PARISH WEBCAM Please be aware that live streaming of all Masses takes place in St Agnes Church and will be recorded.  Please go to CHURCH SERVICES and click on ( find a church) type in St Agnes Church Andersonstown  and there you will see our Webcam. You can also access the webcam through our […]

Parish News… Following announcements on Thursday 7th January 2021 all Public Worship has been stopped. In St Agnes’ Parish Fr Thomas will continue to celebrate Mass but behind closed doors as instructed by the Diocese.  These Masses will be broadcast on the Parish Radio and Fr Thomas will keep us informed of any further developments. […]

Following announcements on Thursday 7th January 2021 all Public Worship has been stopped. In St Agnes’ Parish Fr Thomas will continue to celebrate Mass but behind closed doors as instructed by the Diocese.  These Masses will be broadcast on the Parish Radio and Fr Thomas will keep us informed of any further developments. The Church […]

Parish News… 16 December 2020 Diocese of Down and Connor (extract from diocesan guidance for Christmas 2020) Christmas 2020 will be a very different Christmas for everyone. Families and parishes across the diocese will not be able to celebrate in the normal way. The season of Christmas is a season of celebration, but this year […]

A bearer of light Last week we were introduced to John the Baptist as part of our Advent journey. We hear his story again but this time from the fourth Gospel. Light and darkness is a key theme of the fourth Gospel and in its opening verses proclaims that this light has always shone in […]

The beginning of the good news The second Sunday of Advent turns our attention to John the Baptist. John was an interesting individual. We are told he dressed a bit strangely and spent a lot of time in the desert, ‘the voice of one crying out in the wilderness’. Yet it seems he was very popular […]

   A different sort of king Today’s gospel leaves us in no doubt as to what Jesus expects of his followers. It is a gospel of contrasts. It begins with a scene of judgement, with Jesus in the role of king, sitting on the throne of glory. It would have been a familiar image to […]

Rising to the challenge It is hard not to feel sorry for the third servant in today’s gospel. The first two servants are praised for making the most of the ‘talents’ (money) given to them by their master. In return, they are promised even greater things. The third man, paralysed by uncertainty, buries his small […]