Sacred Heart and St William Catholic Church
Uppermill, Saddleworth
Sacred Heart Church Mass and Services
Saturday 6pm Vigil Mass
Sunday 9.30am Mass
Monday NO MASS
Tuesday 10am Service of the Word & Holy Communion
Wednesday 10am Mass
Thursday 10am Service of the Word & Holy Communion
Friday 10am Mass
Sacred Heart and St William Catholic Church, Uppermill, Saddleworth, is a sacred space and everyone is welcome here to look around, to have some quiet time, to pray on their own, to join us in our services and liturgical celebrations, to involve themselves in the pastoral and social life of our vibrant Catholic community.
This website shows the thriving Catholic parish that we are, with information including the times of Masses and Devotions, who you contact to arrange a baptism or a wedding, how you might become involved in the life of the parish, the activities and provision for children and families, and many other things beside. Each week the downloadable Newsletter gives up to date information and notice of special events in the future.
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The Church and Parish lie in the middle of Saddleworth and is the most westerly parish in the Diocese of Leeds. Saddleworth is made up of several relatively small villages which have their own individual identities, but which together make up a committed, outgoing and welcoming community.
Sacred Heart Church, Parish Centre and Presbytery, is a single building with the church visibly located on the High Street in Uppermill, the largest of the villages. We are blessed with the pastoral care of Fr Jim Clarke, who is the Parish Priest for St Joseph's Mossley. Fr Jim can be contacted by using this web site contact form.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The Holy Father Pope Francis has proclaimed that 2025 will be a Holy Year of Jubilee, something which happens ordinarily every 25 years. The spiritual theme for the 2025 Holy Year of Jubilee is ‘Pilgrims of Hope’. The Holy Year of Jubilee will begin in the ‘Local Churches’ (Dioceses) around the world on Sunday 29th December 2024 with Diocesan Bishops celebrating Holy Mass in their Cathedrals, and it will conclude on Sunday 28th December 2025
Download the full Pastoral Letter here
