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Father Owen, Priest-in-charge of St Pancras Old Church and St Pauls, Camden Square. He's wearing a vicar's dog collar and has a big smile on his face. Taken inside St Pancras Old Church.

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The front of St Pancras Old Church in North London. The trees are bare. This is early Spring.

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This is a view looking up at the church from the front entrance. You can admire it's gothic design in the form of an arch.
A group of people sit together with the Priest at St Pancras Old Church.
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This is a picture of my son holding some daffodils at the church on Mothering Sunday

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“The last of our outdoor acoustic gigs on Saturdays at St Paulโ€™s Camden Square is this Saturday”

Fr Owen Dobson

Let’s have a cuppa and a chat

When times are tough, we want God to step in, preferably through an overwhelming display of power! But trust grows when, in the middle of fear and uncertainty, we draw near to God in quiet faith. In this Sundayโ€™s Old Testament, Elijah recognises God’s voice not in the din of the mighty elements, but in the โ€˜low whisper,โ€™ or โ€˜still, small voiceโ€™ as the hymn puts it. Find out more >

Lazy, hazy days
We wish those of you whisking off to cooler (surely not warmer?!) climes for the summer godspeed and travelling mercies.  Our somewhat quieter schedule continues this month, with no Mass on Mondays and Saturdays.  But Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays are as usual.

Father Owen

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Thanks to those who have signed up to help provide refreshments for next week when the Bishop will be with us to baptise and confirm. More promises of savoury nibbly bits or cake most welcome! Please speak to Fr Owen, Angela, Lewis or just sign up on the sheet in the Parish Room.

Father Owen, Priest-in-charge of St Pancras Old Church and St Pauls, Camden Square. He's wearing a vicar's dog collar and has a little smile on his face. Taken inside St Pancras Old Church.

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Father Owen, Priest-in-charge of St Pancras Old Church and St Pauls, Camden Square. He's wearing a vicar's dog collar and has a big smile on his face. Taken inside St Pancras Old Church.
Fr Owen Dobson – Priest-in-charge

Confirmation celebrations

Thanks to those who have signed up to help provide refreshments for next week when the Bishop will be with us to baptise and confirm. More promises of savoury nibbly bits or cake most welcome! Please speak to Fr Owen, Angela, Lewis or just sign up on the sheet in the Parish Room.


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