St Joseph’s Church
Holy Trinity House, 15 Marian Gardens BR1 3FH

St Swithun’s Church
Fashoda Road, Bromley BR2 9RE

020 8402 0459 / bromley@rcaos.org.uk

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Welcome to the website of the Parish of SS Joseph & Swithun Roman Catholic Parish, Bromley. Our parish is a friendly parish with a strong sense of shared values and community support. It offers many activities, details of which can be found on this site, and the weekly newsletter provides information on current and future events. Read Fr Saju’s full welcome note.


St Joseph’s Catholic primary school

A welcoming and inclusive school on Plaistow Lane in Bromley

Find out more about St Joseph’s Primary Catholic School

Mass times

Monday–Saturday: 10am at St Joseph’s (St Swithun’s: 10am, Monday only)

Saturday vigil: 6pm (St Joseph’s)

Sunday: 8am, 9.15am, 11am and 5pm at St Joseph’s; 10am at St Swithun’s

Click here for full Mass times, including details of Masses involving children of the Parish and Children's Liturgy of the Word.

PARISH NEWSLETTER

Parish database

All parishioners are kindly asked to register their details by clicking on the 'Church Suite' logo below and follow guidance notes. The new database will create smoother communications within the Parish and will eventually facilitate a more personal and interactive involvement with Parish life.

Parish locations

Supporting our parish

There are a number of ways in which you can support financially the work we do in our Parish of Saints Joseph and Swithun.

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Archbishop John’s video messages

SSJS on X [Twitter]

Prisoners’ Sunday is this Sunday, 13 October. This is an opportunity for us to think about and pray for the needs of prisoners, their families and all who work and are affected by the criminal ...justice system.

For further info, via @PactFaithAction and

Do you want to understand your faith more profoundly?
The Archbishop’s Certificate is a 2-year online course (+ three in-person sessions) starting 12 October. The first in-person session is on 19 ...Oct at St George’s Cathedral.

More info via @aecsouthwark:

"Black History Month is a month of thanksgiving to God for the many blessings he has bestowed upon Black people. It serves to recognise the hardships and sadness that Black individuals have ...endured." Read a letter from Canon Victor Darlington:
https://www.stjosephsbromley.org/black-history-month-a-time-of-reflection-fostering-inclusion-and-integration/

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