Sunday 5 April 2026
Alleluia! Christ is risen! He is risen indeed. Alleluia!
A community in Christ seeking and sharing transforming grace, reconciling love and compassionate hope
There is a core shared identity evident among Ordinariate communities wherever they are found, rooted in a common path of following Christ that has led them into full communion with the Catholic Church. The Bishops have identified several traits that they consider to be characteristic of the spiritual and pastoral heritage of the Ordinariates, which have been received by the DDF in Rome as a part of a worthy patrimony.
To be a Catholic in the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham is demanding, there are times of reward and times of sacrifice; however, it is of God!
Join men of the Ordinariate and the Parish for prayer over the South Downs Beachy Head trail to rediscover yourself and reflect on your God-given purpose on earth.
Lent stretches before us now, not as a burden, but as a journey already walked by Christ.
“God has led us into the unity which is His Church and it is our bounden duty to be a prophetic voice, bearing witness to the Unity for which Christ prayed and by being agents for that full unity of the Body of Christ for which he longs.”