The next service at St Magnus the Martyr, London Bridge will be the following:
(Fr Andrew Crosbie's 25th anniversary of ordination)
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A Fraternity was founded in 1343 for the purpose of singing the hymn Salve Regina – a practice that was repeated in a number of other churches of medieval London.
Sunday
10:00am – 1:00pm
(High Mass at 11:00am)
Tues – Fri
10:00am – 4:00pm
(Low Mass (said) at 12:30pm)
Sat and Mon
Church normally closed
“The rector’s preaching was absolutely outstanding”
St Magnus church stands at the head of the old London Bridge in the City of London. It was Sir Christopher Wren’s most expensive parish church and the first to be visited by all those crossing into the City.
A beacon of the Anglo-Catholic tradition, we are open for daily prayer and celebrate a rich and musical High Mass each Sunday.
We welcome visitors from around the world to
High Mass is held at 11:00am every Sunday and is live-streamed.
Low Mass is held mid week at the following times, unless otherwise noted:
Tuesday: 12:30pm
Wednesday: 12:30pm
Thursday: 12:30pm
Friday: 12:30pm
Missa de Beata Virgine – Cristóbal de Morales
Vigilate et orate a 4 – Cristóbal de Morales
Additional music:
St Mark Passion – Orlande de Lassus
Hosianna dem Sohne Davids – Bartholomäus Gesius
Low Mass is held every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 12:30. The next weekday service will be the following:
(Fr Andrew Crosbie’s 25th anniversary of ordination)
St. Magnus has a ring of twelve bells, cast and installed as recently as 2009. The bells are available for visiting bands, quarter peals and peals.
The next performance is:
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A Fraternity was founded in 1343 for the purpose of singing the hymn Salve Regina – a practice that was repeated in a number of other churches of medieval London.