Ealing Abbey is home to a community of monks whose lives are governed by the Rule of St Benedict. Although most monasteries are away from large towns, Ealing Abbey is in a large London suburb.




The Easter Triduum is the most important time in the Church’s year. It runs from the Mass of the Lord’s Supper to the Easter Vigil. The Triduum (‘three days’) is really one long liturgy from …
Please note the times of Sevices over the Christmas period. All services are also live-streamed. The Abbot and all the monks wish you all a happy and holy Christmas. Tuesday 24th December – Christmas Eve …
The First Sunday of Advent 2024 sees new Scripture readings at Mass. Although the Bible verses used haven’t changed, some of the words have. Some people will think, ‘About time, too,’ while others will complain …
The monastic community is on its annual retreat from 19th to 24th August. This is a time for the monks to go deeper into prayer so that they are better able to carry out their …
Brother Bede will be ordained as a deacon on Saturday 29th June 2024. The service will be in the Abbey Church and will start at 1 pm. Bishop Paul McAleenan, an auxiliary bishop of Westminster, …
All are memoria unless otherwise stated.
During the Easter Octave no other Solemnities, Feasts, or Memoria are kept.
Week beginning 20th April 2025 | |
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Sunday | Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord |
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For Divine Office times see the Horarium page. For other sacraments and services please see the Parish website.
All services in the Abbey Church, both Divine Office and Mass, can be seen on livestream.
The musical chants for the Conventual Mass this week can be seen here.
6 pm Saturday |
9 am |
10:15 am (Family Mass in the Parish Hall) |
10.30 am (Monastic Conventual Mass) |
12 noon |
7 pm |
7 am (Monastic Conventual Mass) |
9.15 am (9 am on Fridays during school term) |
6 pm |
7 am |
9.15 am (Monastic Conventual Mass) |
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