St. Joseph and St. Edmund's is a warm, welcoming and diverse Catholic community at the heart of Southampton. People from across the globe come regularly to worship here at one of the several Sunday or weekday Masses. Catholics and people of any Christian community or faith (or none) are able to use St Edmund's Church as a place of quiet and reflection throughout the day
This website has been prepared for you, the parishioner, for our visitors and for those in the local community who are interested in the parish.This website provides a summary of the many activities, groups and organisations that function in this vibrant parish. We welcome contributions and anyone can submit an article . If you would like to contribute to the site then please create an account on the left hand side.
To all new arrivals, we extend a very warm welcome. We would be grateful if you would complete a census form and return it to the parish office so that our records may be kept up to date. Be assured, that in doing so you are not committing yourselves to anything.
Heart gives Unto Heart - Papal Visit Internet Radio Station Broadcasting 14th –20th September
A music DVD was made recently in St. Edmund’s Church by a student from Solent University. The event was organised by Jenepher Parry-Davies, a parishioner and soprano singer in the 11am choir. The DVD will be made available to parishioners in the porch soon and are free. Photos by Tony Wade.
Civic Service 24th June 2010 at St Joseph's Church, Bugle Street.
Written by Joe Crook
Sunday, 27 June 2010 11:26
The Civic Service for the Mayor of Southampton, Councillor Carol Cunio took place at Carol's 'parish church' on the 24th June 2010. The Mayor was accompanied by the Mayoress (Ruth Cunio) and the Sherriff of Southampton. The Service was attended by some Councillors, friends and parishioners and was an opportunity to thank God for the City, its peoples and the Parish. Attached is the homily (sermon) by Monsignor Vincent Harvey.
I and my brother bishops from England and Wales spent the last week of January and the first week of February in Rome. We were there for our Ad Limina visit, an occasion when every five years we present a report to the Holy See on what has been recently happening in our dioceses. The meetings with the various Congregations and Councils of the Holy See were important, but the highlight has to be the time spent collectively and individually with Pope Benedict.
This website has been prepared for you, the parishioner, for our visitors and for those in the local community who are interested in the parish.This website provides a summary of the many activities, groups and organisations that function in this vibrant parish. We welcome contributions and anyone can submit an article . If you would like to contribute to the site then please create an account on the left hand side. 
