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I have not put up Mass numbers for a while, and someone asked if we were getting back to about the same numbers as we had before COVID, so I have updated the graphs.  Now of course the scales are different, but suffice it to say that the best that we have had is 64% of pre-COVID levels, and that was this last Sunday which for various reasons was more populous than usual. Also out First Holy Communions have been happening during the Sunday morning Masses for the last 6 weeks, so the numbers are somewhat elevated.  It will be interesting to see what they are like in the coming week ..read more

Following the Motu Proprio and instruction from Bishop Declan, the 12.30pm Latin Mass at Glastonbury will be the final Latin Mass here.  Our Community continues to offer our prayers for the parishes which have been entrusted to our care. Dom Bede & Dom Anselm ..read more

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Been a while, I know, Easter and stuff got in the way. So here is the graph. I would definitely drop marks if I were marking this myself... neevr draw graphs in pen, boys! How I forget my own advice! So the numbers are going up, but ..read more

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 The Mass figures for the weekend March 20/21 The figure in brackets the lower end of how many 'units' can attend. A unit can be one single person, or a whole family/household/bubble - or even those who have travelled together in the same car. So the figure in the brackets can increase. So in Shepton it may be only that 40 single people attend, but if they are in bubbles/families/households/cars, then the number can be much larger. NOTE: some Mass times have changed. Wells Saturday 6.00pm - 35 (34) - up 2 Glastonbury Saturday 6.00pm - 32 (50) - down 5 Cheddar Sunday 9.00 ..read more