The readings can be found here, on Universalis. Hymn after the First Reading 1 Ah, holy Jesu, how hast thou offended, that we to judge thee have in hate pretended? By foes derided, by thine own rejected, O...
Mass of the Lord’s Supper is in the next post – click here. Click below for Office of Readings and Morning Prayer (Lauds). Maundy Thursday Morning
Opening Hymn 1 Praise to the Holiest in the height, and in the depth be praise: in all his words most wonderful, most sure in all his ways. 2 O loving wisdom of our God! When all was sin...
The Cross, place of Jesus’ death, has become the Tree of Life for us. Reflecting on this great mystery, Fr Euan Marley offers a Pro-Life Stations of the Cross – meditations to help us support life with gentleness and...
Read the e-edition of our latest magazine! Owing to the current situation, we are distributing the Easter 2020 edition of our magazine electronically rather than as printed copies in our churches. Reviews of Books by Frs Timothy Radcliffe and Bruno...
A meditation from the Prior, Fr Euan Marley OP: Palm Sunday, looking towards Good Friday and beyond – the Generation of the Cross. In the Gospel of St Mark, the cross is laid upon Simon of Cyrene. Mark, and...
PALM SUNDAY of the Passion of the Lord As we celebrate the beginning of Holy Week with Our Lord Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, and the reading of the Passion, we invite you to join in with us...
We take it for granted how much gesture and movement there is the Mass. Standing, sitting, kneeling, the Sign of the Cross, genuflection (bending the knee)… Our Faith is as much about the body as it is about the...
A marvellous free resource for families from Catholic Family Crate (thank you, Patricia B!). Everything from Mass and devotions to games and a Resurrection cookie recipe! CFC-holy-week-success-kit
A beautiful short film representation of the Mass as seen by the saints and mystics, from New Advent.
It’s especially poignant at this time when we can’t gather in the usual way (you might want a tissue handy), but perhaps it can help us participate more deeply, meaningfully and joyfully in Mass when this pandemic is over and we can gather again together.