This is the launch page for our online liturgy at St Julians. Bookmark this page. It’s easy to remember too if you want to type it directly into your web browser (Chrome/Edge/IE/Safari/Firefox etc):
stjuliansparishchurch.co.uk/live
Sunday Mass
Sunday Mass is celebrated online at 10am every Sunday as a live broadcast of our liturgy in church. To join us online, please click here for our Youtube Channel and then click on the picture banner for the appropriate Sunday liturgy (it will appear at the top of list and be dated accordingly – you can’t miss it).
Download the Words Sheet
Currently the Sunday Masses will be live-streamed (previous versions were pre-recorded for broadcast on Sunday). This means you will not see the words for hymns etc on the screen itself (unlike liturgies prior to this date) – you should download the appropriate word sheet for the Mass by clicking on the relevant link below. If you have access to a printer you may find it easier to use if you print a copy out.
The Words sheet above covers the hymns and main sung responses only. You should also download the Order of Service (which does not change each week) for the Gloria and Creed and other parts of the Mass
After the Live Stream finishes
Previous Live liturgies are available on our Youtube Channel so if you can’t make the live 10am slot, you will be able to watch and join in later. In these socially distant times we’d love to see your pictures/videos of you and your family participating in worship.
If you’re interested, you can also subscribe to the Youtube Channel which will ensure you are emailed when new content is made available.
Welcome to St Julians Parish Church Newport, dedicated to the local martyrs Julius and Aaron, contemporaries of St Alban.
“Where God comes first and lives are changed”
St Julius & St Aaron Church is the Anglican parish church serving the St Julian’s area of Newport (so also known as St Julians Parish Church).
The parish sits within the East Newport Ministry Area of the Diocese of Monmouth of the Church in Wales
We are a mission-focused and welcoming church in the Catholic Tradition of the Church in Wales. We are known for our engaging, modern Catholic liturgy, our high standard of music and our relaxed, prayerful atmosphere where men, women, young people, children, toddlers and babies are warmly welcomed, encouraged and nurtured in the knowledge and love of God. Come and join us!
We arrived at our next stop after Sunday service. We were a bit delayed because we had stayed at church to help our hostess with the Sunday School’s talents – something called a Lucky Dip.
There is a little girl living at this house who keeps asking if we are going to Bethlehem. She also has lots of questions about why Joseph has a stick to walk, and why we have no shoes on. I wonder if my son will be so inquisitive.
We are being well looked after. We shall rest here for one evening before we travel a short distance to our next stop.
This morning we were taken to St Julian’s Parish Church to meet our new hosts. Joseph, myself and our little donkey were taken to our host’s home; on the way there we stopped to buy milk, bread and vegetables.
Our little donkey was put in a little wooden hut which had plenty of hay, food and water. He also had two little chickens to keep him company.
Inside the house our host showed us a small room, inside was a closet which had warm water running out of the round shaped pipe. She said it was a called I shower, which I enjoyed (once I was shown how to use it).
After Joseph and I had rested, we helped make lasagne and pasties which we had for supper (delicious).
On leaving Mass last night I welcomes Mary & Joseph to share my home. It was with great joy that we said night prayers together at my Holy Corner.
On waking up my thoughts went to them and felt great happiness to be with them. After breakfast we rejoiced and gave thanks for our food and for sharing precious time together and saying morning prayers.
I have promised them both that I will journey with them to Bethlehem and on Christmas Eve I shall celebrate the BIRTH OF CHRIST with great thankfulness.
