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Pastoral Letter from the Ordinary

Mgr Keith writes on the highlights of 2017/2018, including the Ordinariate Families’ Fund to support clergy families. The Governing Council has mandated a second collection for this next week.

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  July 2021

  Thursday 29 July

  SS Martha, Mary & Lazarus

  7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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  Christ the King Church, Langney

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  Friday 30 July

  S Peter Chrysologus BD

  Saturday 31 July

  S Ignatius of Loyola Pr

  August 2021

  Sunday 1 August

  Trinity IX

  4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

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  Christ the King Church, Langney

  Monday 2 August

  S Eusebius of Vercelli B; S Peter Julian Eymard Pr

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  S John Mary Vianney Pr

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    As we prepare for the publication of Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonweath Edition), over the next few weeks we will be publishing more information about the new book and the Office in the Anglican tradition as used in the #Ordinariate.
    5 hours ago, retweeted by Ordinariate in Eastbourne
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    Our homily for Trinity VIII (25 July) is published on the website.
    
    The lad in the Gospel is innocent humility, offering the little he has, five loaves and two fish. Humility, meekness and patience will enable the Body of Christ to maintain its unity.
    
    https://eastbourneordinariate.org.uk/...
    1 day ago
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    Our homily for Trinity VII (18 July) is published on the website.
    
    Every priest must reflect on the decisions he makes and that which he teaches — for he handles the things of the God for the people of God.
    
    https://eastbourneordinariate.org.uk/...
    Monday 19 July
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    Our homily for Trinity VI (11 July) is on the website.
    
    Most of us are not great in the eyes of the world, yet God has called us in Christ into the world to bear witness to his voice.
    
    https://eastbourneordinariate.org.uk/...
    Wednesday 14 July
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    Our homily for Trinity V (4 July) is on the website.
    
    Only with faith in Christ will our eyes be open to see and encounter the miraculous and receive the Spirit's gifts for our healing, conversion and salvation as children of God and citizens of heaven.
    
    https://eastbourneordinariate.org.uk/...
    Wednesday 7 July

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  Fr Neil's homily for Trinity VIII (25 July) is published on the website.
  
  The young lad in the Gospel story is an image of innocent humility. He offers the little he has, five loaves and two fishes. It is the virtues of humility, meekness and patience that will enable the Body of Christ to maintain its unity, one body and one Spirit, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, under one God and Father of us all. ... See more

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  3 days ago

  The last Sunday in July is the day the Church in England & Wales supports the annual Day for Life with a second collection.
  
  Day for Life supports the Church's work on subjects like abortion, disability, suicide, euthanasia and assisted dying, mental health and well being, the mystery of death and finding happiness in our relationship with God. The Church teaches that life is to be nurtured from conception to natural death, and Day for Life is the day in the Church’s year dedicated to raising awareness about the meaning and value of human life at every stage and in every condition.
  
  This year's Day for Life was celebrated in June, but fundraising goes on all year round. Please bring some extra cash on Sunday 25 July to help life-related activities supported by the Church. Thank you. ... See more

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  1 week ago

  Fr Neil's homily for Trinity VII (18 July) is published on the website.
  
  Every priest must reflect on the decisions he makes and that which he teaches — for he handles the things of the God for the people of God. When we stop reflecting on and seeking to be faithful to that which we have received and has been handed on by our forebears, then is the moment of greatest danger for the deacon, priest or prelate. “Woe to the shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture!” ... See more

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    Keep an eye on the #Ordinariate Twitter feed for more details in the coming weeks. In the meantime, don’t forget to order your copy of Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition) today:
    https://www.ctsbooks.org/...
    5 hours ago
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    One particular feature of the new Office book will be a frontispiece of the Wilton Diptych found in the @NationalGallery. This has been chosen to show the special role of the #Ordinariate in the evangelisation of Britain.
    https://www.npg.org.uk/...
    5 hours ago
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    The book itself will be handsomely printed and bound in Italy, in the quality that we have come to expect from our friends at @CTSpublishers. It will have gold edged papers, and six smart ribbons. #Ordinariate
    5 hours ago
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    Prime and Compline are found in (English) 1928 Book of Common Prayer, and the general shape of those Offices provides a basis for the Hours that will punctuate the day. #Ordinariate
    5 hours ago
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    In addition to classical Anglican texts for Mattins and Evensong, the Commonwealth Edition will contain the Lesser Hours of Prime, Terce, Sext, None, and Compline. #Ordinariate
    5 hours ago
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    The new book will be around 2000 pages, containing all the texts needed to pray Mattins and Evensong throughout the year. #Ordinariate
    5 hours ago
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    🧵Today’s thread is about the new Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition) published by @CTSpublishers. The book is available for order now. Link to follow.
    5 hours ago
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    As we prepare for the publication of Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonweath Edition), over the next few weeks we will be publishing more information about the new book and the Office in the Anglican tradition as used in the #Ordinariate.
    5 hours ago
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