St Dunstan's has been a place of prayer and witness at the heart of the community of Stepney for over a thousand years.

Liturgy and prayer

At the centre of our life together is the time we spend in prayer and worship.

Needless to say there is much variety in the way we structure and express this, but we would say that much of what we do celebrates and expresses the Catholic tradition of the Church.

We welcome to our congregation those of many traditions and denominations and we are hope that all who would receive the sacrament in their own church communities will feel able to do so at St Dunstan's.

It is possible to spend some time in Church during the daily offices with quiet and space for reflection and meditation - it is also possible to join with the whole Church family, young and old, for the main Sunday morning Parish Mass.

We look forward to meeting you and sharing with you.

Our pattern of services during the week is normally as follows.

Sunday:
8am               Mass
9am               Morning Prayer
10am             Parish Mass, Sunday School and Crèche
6.00pm          Sundays at 6

                            1st    Exposition of the sacrament,

                                    silent prayer and Benediction

                            2nd   Healing Mass with laying on of hands and anointing

                            3rd    Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer

                            4th    Requiem Mass   

Monday, Tuesday and Friday:
9.00am         Morning Prayer
9.30am         Mass
4.30pm         Evening Prayer

Wednesday:
9.00am         Morning Prayer
4.30pm         Evening Prayer
7.30pm         Mass

Thursday:
9.00am         Morning Prayer
11.00am        Mass
5.00pm         Evening Prayer

Saturday:
9am              Morning Prayer

For times of other special services please see the latest news page.

Members of all Christian Churches are invited to receive the sacrament during Mass at St Dunstan's. Everyone else is welcome to come for a blessing.

We look forward to welcoming you to our worship at our ancient and beautiful church.