fr.irving.hamer@ntlworld.com tel : 029 2048 229520
Sunday
First Evening Prayer of Sunday and Benediction Saturday 18.00
Morning Prayer: 09.15
sung in choir
Solemn Mass: 10.00
Sunday School
Evening Prayer: 17.30
sung in choir
Mass: 18:00
Monday: 19.00
Tuesday: 18.00
Wednesday: 10.00
Thursday: 07.30
Saturday: 09.30
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Our Vicar and parish priest is Fr Irving Hamer who lives alongside the Church and is always available to anyone at any time.
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Christ is truly risen from the dead, that love, that life that cannot die we sing at Easter. Jesus, the eternal son of the Father, God made man, did really die and was buried and we must never forget that. The glory of the Resurrection does not cancel Good Friday. As we sing on Easter Day in the great Anthem Victimae Paschali Laudes - Death and life have contended in that combat stupendous: the Prince of life, who died, reigns immortal.
Following on from the Great Easter Vigil, the Church marks the 50 days of Easter with great joy and celebration. In fact every Sunday is a recollection of Easter. The 50 days and Sundays of Easter are celebrated with a special joy and character. At St Martin in Roath we repeat the Liturgy of Easter Day on each of the Sundays leading to Pentecost.
You are welcome to join us at St Martin in Roath
This is a glorious time of the year and as the weeks of Easter move along we have time enough to contemplate, proclaim, and celebrate the Lord's Resurrection.
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Do join us at any Mass this Easter. Invite others to join us, we encourage you to renew your faith and even discover it in a new way. As the Risen Lord told Mary Magdalene in the Garden – 'Go tell my brothers I go before them to Galilee and I will meet them there'. The same Lord, through his Church tells us all to go forward in life’s journey to wherever our Galilee may be.
He will meet us there – that is his promise. Do not be afraid says the Lord, I am alive for evermore. Easter celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus from dead. It also confirms and celebrates our own new and risen life in him.
We are a happy diverse mixture of people from various backgrounds, ages and life styles. Together we seek to grow in faith and live the precepts and values of the kingdom. We are encouraged by our diversity and seek to affirm and encourage one another.
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Roath is one of the oldest suburbs of Cardiff and the Church of St Martin is situated on Albany Road.
The local community around the Church is vibrant, diverse in age, ethnicity and religious faith and culture.
‘St Martin's Church is rather like huge ship berthed alongside Albany Road and welcomes on board people joining us for short term or longer term parts of their life's journey.’
Saint Martin in Roath is an Anglican Church in the Diocese of Llandaff within the Church in Wales. Here we daily celebrate and teach the Christian faith in the beauty and order of the Catholic tradition.
We have a fine and valued dynamic musical tradition which itself is a tool for mission and ministry.
St Martin's is a living community of people in the heart of Roath, Cardiff.
Our people are drawn from many parts of the City and its surrounding areas as well as from further afield.
Alleluia Surrexit Christus, Alleluia!