Church of The Most Holy Trinity, Ettingshall

15/08/2026

Our Lady of the Assumption, pray for us.

11/08/2026

Ordinary XIX

10/08/2026

At the Mass we are nourished by the precious Body and Blood of the Lord for our journey to Heaven.

Here are our new Mass times, with ample opportunities throughout the week to come to the altar and receive the Bread of Life.

See you at Mass! ✠

03/08/2026

This week's 'From the Vicar' now on the parish website.

Welcome to Holy Trinity, Ettingshall: a warm, joyful, and welcoming parish in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, where Jesus Christ is worshipped in Word and Sacrament. The Mass is at the heart of our life together, drawing us into the death and resurrection of Christ, feeding us with his Body and Blood,...

29/07/2026

28/07/2026

Bingo Social, Saturday 1st August, 2:30pm

Eyes down for a lively evening of bingo, laughter, and good company! Join us for a relaxed parish social with plenty of chances to win, enjoy refreshments, and catch up with friends old and new. Fr John will even be calling some numbers, so come and meet the new parish priest. Bring your lucky dabber!

£3 for tea, cake, and your first ticket.

Eyes down for a lively evening of bingo, laughter, and good company! Join us for a relaxe…

08/07/2026

It is with great pleasure that the Church of The Most Holy Trinity, Ettingshall ....

29/05/2026

On Sunday we celebrate the feast of the Holy Trinity, which is a special day in our church year as it is our feast of title. Please do join us for Mass at 9:30. All are welcome

22/05/2026

On Sunday we celebrate the feast of Pentecost where we remember the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples. Please do join us for out 9:30 Mass as we mark the end of the Easter period and pray for the Holy Spirit to breathe new life into us and the mission of the church. All are welcome and encouraged to wear something red (Fr Adam says that claret is a shade of red for any Villa fans wanting to also celebrate the Europa League win!)

05/04/2026

At our Easter Day Mass this morning we rededicated and reinstalled in our Lady Chapel this Christus Rex, which had previously been damaged. It depicts Jesus as our King and High Priest. The one who washed our feet on Maundy Thursday, who was sacrificed on the altar of the Cross and is now alive and reigns forever. Thank you to those who lovingly restored it