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Welcome to St Hughs Roman Catholic Church in Lincoln
St Hughs Roman Catholic Church in Lincoln is a vibrant, inclusive parish dedicated to fostering spiritual growth and community engagement. Established as a cornerstone of faith in the heart of the city, we welcome individuals from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, embodying our commitment to being a 'house for all nations'. Our parish offers regular Masses, including special services like the African-style Mass held monthly, and actively supports local and global initiatives, such as refugee sponsorship programs.

We prioritize outreach to marginalized groups, the sick, and housebound, while maintaining a strong focus on liturgical vibrancy and youth participation. Through collaborative efforts with the Nottingham Diocese and adherence to synodal processes, we strive to create a welcoming, missionary-focused community that reflects the teachings of Pope Francis and Bishop Patrick.
Services
Sunday Mass Sacramental Preparation Confession Services Community Outreach Youth Programs Pilgrimage Support Hospital Visits Polish Language Mass Funeral Services Safeguarding Programs
Highlights and features
  • We offer culturally inclusive worship services, including African-style Masses.
  • Our parish actively supports refugee sponsorship and social justice initiatives.
  • We provide outreach programs for the sick, housebound, and marginalized.
  • Regular synodal engagement ensures community-driven decision-making.
  • Lively youth and children's liturgy programs foster intergenerational participation.
What people say
Welcoming environment Culturally inclusive services Active community support Youth engagement Regular outreach programs
Services
Sunday Mass
Weekly Sunday Masses at 8:30am, 10am, 12:15pm (Polish), and 6pm. These services form the spiritual cornerstone of our parish, featuring liturgical music, communal prayer, and Eucharistic celebration. Our inclusive approach ensures all attendees feel welcomed regardless of background.
Sacramental Preparation
Programs for First Holy Communion, Confirmation, and adult initiation. These courses combine doctrinal teaching with practical faith development, guided by experienced catechists. We emphasize personal spiritual growth alongside doctrinal understanding in line with Catholic tradition.
Community Outreach
Initiatives supporting refugees, the homeless, and marginalized groups. Our parish collaborates with local charities and diocesan programs to provide practical assistance while maintaining spiritual accompaniment through regular home visits and prayer networks.
Youth Programs
Liturgy of the Word for children, youth groups, and confirmation classes. These programs use age-appropriate teaching methods to nurture faith development, combining scripture study with interactive activities that encourage active participation in parish life.
Pilgrimage Support
Organized pilgrimages to Medjugorje and Walsingham, with accommodation and logistical support. These journeys emphasize communal prayer, sacramental participation, and spiritual reflection, following established Catholic pilgrimage traditions while accommodating modern needs.
People
Canon Edward Jarosz
Parish Priest
Serving as Parish Priest since 2025, Canon Jarosz brings extensive experience from his previous role at St Peter and St Paul Church. He prioritizes community engagement and liturgical renewal, maintaining strong diocesan connections while fostering local parish initiatives.
Fr Elvis Mai Ngum
Assistant Priest
Actively involved in Polish community ministry, Fr Elvis coordinates the monthly Polish Mass and provides pastoral care to Eastern European parishioners. His work bridges cultural traditions while promoting integration within the broader parish community.
Deacon David Knight
Deacon
Supporting liturgical functions and social outreach programs, Deacon Knight focuses on practical expressions of Catholic social teaching. He coordinates volunteer teams for community support initiatives and parish events.
Questions
What are the Sunday Mass times at St Hugh's?
Sunday Masses are held at 8:30am, 10am, 12:15pm (Polish), and 6pm.
Are there special services for ethnic communities?
Yes, we hold an African-style Mass monthly and Polish Mass weekly with dedicated pastoral support.
How can I request hospital visits?
Contact the parish office at 01522 528961 to arrange hospital chaplaincy visits or sacramental ministry.
What youth programs are available?
We offer children's liturgy, confirmation classes, and youth groups focusing on faith development and community service.
How does the parish support refugees?
Through partnership programs, we provide practical assistance and integration support for Ukrainian and other refugee communities.
Can non-Catholics attend services?
All are welcome to attend our services regardless of religious background or affiliation.