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2024 is a year with multiple anniversaries in the worlds of music and literature: at St Botolph’s we have already marked some of these, and there are two more significant anniversaries in September. 4 September is the exact 200th anniversary of the birth of the great Austrian composer and organist Anton Bruckner. Many of his compositions are on a large scale including his settings of the Mass, which would not work liturgically at St Botolph’s; but some of his choral works

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Wednesday 12 June at 1.10pm Choral Patronal Festival Mass   All are warmly invited to join us as we celebrate our Patron S Botolph   Our Patronal Festival is one of our biggest and best celebrations of the year - the service will include choral and organ music from St Botolph’s Choir and Iestyn Evans, including Mozart’s sumptuous Coronation Mass, and will be followed by the traditional Parish Party with refreshments including Palestinian savoury and sweet delicacies, and a special St Botolph Cake created

Following The Rector and members of our Church Choir attended Methodist Central Hall for an Event following the Publication of findings of Sir Brian Langstaff’s Inquiry into the Infected Blood Scandal. The Rector was asked to write an article for Premier Christianity a major Christian magazine. Please Click Here to read his thought provoking article.

The Rector and members of our Church Choir attended Methodist Central Hall for an Event following the Publication of findings of Sir Brian Langstaff's Inquiry into the Infected Blood Scandal. The Church has a very strong connection to the infected and affected people mentioned in the report and we are proud to have the memorial and memorial book in the Church and this takes a central roll in the annual Haemophilia service.