The essence of the society is to see Christ in those in need. Fr Garnett installs new altar and screen. In the screen are statues of St Gregory the Great, St Peter, St Paul and St Thomas a Beckett. Fr Garnett begins the diaries that now have become a tradition for parish priests to continue. These diaries make up the archives of the parish.
Ecumenism starts early in the parish.
Entries in the parish diaries for the period of the First World War mention only mass counts and collections. There is little information about how the war affected parishioners. But there is a record of Fr Walker tending Catholics who were among the Belgian refugees and the soldiers who attended Easter celebrations in 1915. World War II took its toll, with Wolverton men serving in many branches of the armed forces. The local regiment, the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, played decisive and heroic roles in the 1939 BEF landings and the Dunkirk evacuation.