St Bede's, Basingstoke – The Catholic Church in Central, North and East Basingstoke

I’d like to thank you for your generosity that you show towards the parish. The coming weeks will be difficult for all of us, and we are particularly mindful of those whose jobs and lives are put on hold because of this pandemic. We want to be here for you during these difficult times.

You may or may not know that the only income we receive is from you, the parishioners. The past few weeks, with the closing of the church, has seen our income reduce down to almost nothing. We still have bills to pay!

If you are able to do so, please would you consider continuing your regular giving by setting up a Standing Order or make a donation online using your bank card through our secure “virtual collection basket“. If you are a UK taxpayer, please do complete the Gift Aid details – for every £1 you give, we receive another 25p for free.

May the Lord bless you for your generosity.

Regular Mass Times

Live-streamed sunday Masses 9am, 11am at St Bede’s church
Weekdays see our newsletter
Reconciliation (confession); Adoration
see our newsletter
Polish and Syro Malabar Masses as announced in newsletter

Check our newsletter for any alterations

Mass times elsewhere in NW Hampshire

Watch live

All our Masses from St Bede’s are live streamed. Watch services via our webcam.

Wherever we are, we are one community, together at prayer.

Planned Giving

If you are a UK tax payer, please consider joining our Gift Aid scheme. If not, ask about our planned giving scheme.

All the work we do is funded by you.

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6th April 2020

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Welcome to Basingstoke and to our parish!

Going into hospital?

If you wish a Catholic priest or deacon to visit, please notify the ward staff or hospital switchboard. They will contact the on-call Chaplain who will call one of the local clergy.