Mass Times & Directions
Windermere
Our Lady of Windermere
& St Herbert Church
Weekend Masses
Saturday 5:30 pm
Sunday 11:15 am
Weekday Masses*
Wednesday 9:30 am
Friday 9:30 am
Polska Msza
Sobote o 16.00
Confessions
After Friday 9:30 am Mass*
Rosary
Before Weekday Masses at 9:15 am*
Disabled Access
The Church is wheelchair accessible, and a hearing loop is installed. Please ask stewards for access to the disabled toilet. Two disabled parking places are available in front of the Church.
* Note: Times of Weekday Masses may be changed at short notice — please check our current newsletter for latest details!
Windermere Directions
Turn into Windermere from the A591. Drive through Windermere towards Bowness. Our Church is easy to find on the left. Look for the clock tower on the left — we are just after that!
The walking distance from Windermere train station is about 10 to 15 minutes.
There is parking at the Church, including two disabled parking spaces.
Ambleside
Mater Amabilis
Church
Weekend Mass
Sunday 9:30 am
Weekday Mass*
Tuesday 9:30 am
Confessions
First Saturday of the month at 10:30 am
Disabled Access
The Church is wheelchair accessible, and a hearing loop is installed. Please ask stewards for access to the disabled toilet. Two disabled parking places are available at the rear of the Church, accessed by the steep drive!
* Note: Times of Weekday Masses may be changed at short notice — please check our current newsletter for latest details!
Ambleside Directions
Driving from Windermere, keep straight-on past Hayes Garden Centre. Turn left at start of the one-way system into Wansfell Road, and our Church is 50 metres on left. There’s a steep driveway, and limited parking at the rear, with two disabled spaces.
Driving from Grasmere, keep straight-on past Market Cross in the town centre. Turn right to stay on the one-way system, into Wansfell Road, then as above.
The walking distance from Market Cross is about 5 minutes.
Covid Information
Covid is still prevalent in our area, and so we ask you to still observe precautions when coming to Mass. We continue to observe the Sign of Peace at Mass, but we encourage you to do so in a safe way. We are also encouraging mask-wearing at Masses, remembering that there are many vulnerable people in our congregation.
Please also use the hand sanitisers which are provided at each entrance as you enter the Church.
Although social distancing has been removed, we do encourage you to think of others, and try and give each other a bit of space where you can.