Our Church

Mass Schedule and Intentions   

Saturday 14th March 

4.45pm - 5.20pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession)

Vigil Mass (First Mass of Sunday)

5.30pm For Deceased Members of the Deveraux and Ashworth Families

Sunday 15th March - Fourth Sunday of Lent 

9am Noeleen and Jim McGeehan RIP - 4th Anniversary 

11am People of the Parish 

Tuesday 17th March - St Patrick, Bishop, feast

7pm Stella Oirbans RIP  

Wednesday 18th March - of the 4th Week of Lent  

8.30am - 9.30am Silent Adoration

9.30am Lucy Hoppe’s 100th Birthday - In Thanksgiving

Thursday 19th March - St Joseph, Solemnity 

NO MASS

8 - 9pm  Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 

Friday 20th March - of the 4th Week of Lent 

7.30am Josef and Kaethe Dahmann RIP 

7pm Stations of the Cross 

Saturday 21st March 

4.45pm - 5.20pm Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession)

Vigil Mass (First Mass of Sunday)

5.30pm Canon Simon’s Intentions 

Sunday 22nd March - Fifth Sunday of Lent 

9am Brian Bayliss RIP (F)

11am People of the Parish 

(F) Foundation (P) Perpetual

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession)

Confessions will be available on Saturdays 5pm - 5.20pm and by appointment.

In an increasingly cashless society, we are delighted to have installed three Digital Collection Plates in the Church porch. These provide a safe and easy way to donate to the Parish and the second collections using cards, smartphones and smartwatches. You can even Gift Aid at the point of donation! Alternatively, you can give online by scanning the QR code to the left. 

Whether you are new to the parish or an existing church member, Corpus Christi is a welcoming community of parishioners of all ages and many nationalities, plus a wonderful primary school, coming together to celebrate the Catholic faith.

The Catholic community in Wokingham was established as a parish in 1902, and the present church dates from 1970. It is situated in the centre of the town.

Like all Catholic parishes throughout the world, its life is centred around the Sunday celebration of the Mass. Here, people thank God for all that God does for us and they commit themselves to living a Christian life, particularly proclaiming the gospel to the whole world.