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Christ is the Bread of Life

The Body of Christ is the food which gives us the strength to live our entire lives, because the lives which we are called to live are lives which show Christ to the world.

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Witness to the faith and glorify the Lord

Yet if one suffers as a Christian, let him not be ashamed, but under that name let him glorify God.

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Here is the final part of the study on 2 Peter (If you want to read the study on Chapter 1 and 2 read here and here): The reality of seeing those given over to falsehood and evil is distrubing and so Peter does not leave his readers there. He turns their sight back to […]

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January 2021

Thursday 21 January

S Agnes VM

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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Christ the King Church, Langney

A socially-distanced Mass.

Friday 22 January

S Vincent DnM

Sunday 24 January

Epiphany III

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

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St Agnes' Church

A socially-distanced Mass.

Monday 25 January

Conversion of S Paul Ap

7:00 pm – 7:45 pm

Streamed Mass

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Tuesday 26 January

SS Timothy & Titus BB

7:30 am – 8:30 am

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Christ the King Church, Langney

An Ordinariate Mass celebrated in the Extraordinary Form. Socially-distanced.

Wednesday 27 January

S Angela Merici V

Thursday 28 January

S Thomas Aquinas PrD

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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Christ the King Church, Langney

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- Fr Neil's homily for the Second Sunday after the Epiphany is published on the website.
  
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- The Apostolic See has granted a Plenary Indulgence to mark the tenth anniversary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham.
  
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- Fr Thomas's homily for the Baptism of Christ (10 January) is published on the website.
  
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  Sunday 10 January
- Friday 8 January, retweeted by Ordinariate in Eastbourne
- A form for the blessing of the house at Epiphany is now on the website. If you've seen markings like 20+C+M+B+21 over doors, this is why they're there.
  
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- We look forward to a time when pilgrims from across the world can once again visit the #HolyLand to support the #Christians - the 'living stones'. We celebrate their contribution to wider society and remember them in our #prayers
  
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- Happy feast of St Agnes, a 4th-century virgin & martyr. According to tradition, she was martyred at 13 after refusing to marry a pagan. Today St Agnes is the patron of chastity, a virtue often misunderstood even among Catholics. Learn what it really means in today's blog.
  
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- Each one of us Christians is a branch of the one vine which is Jesus; and all of us together are called to bear the fruits of this common membership in Christ. #Prayer #ChristianUnity
  
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- By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible.
  
  Hebrews 11:3
  
  #GodWhoSpeaks
  
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- “We remain resolutely committed to supporting our sisters and brothers in the homeland of Christ." The Holy Land Coordination met virtually this week to hear from people across the West Bank, Gaza and Israel. Read the final statement here: #HolyLand
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- #ChristianUnity can be achieved only as a fruit of #prayer. Jesus opened the way for us by praying. Our prayer for unity is thus a participation in the Lord’s prayer, who promised that any prayer said in His name would be heard by the Father.
  
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- Almighty ever-living God,
  who choose what is weak in the world to confound the strong, mercifully grant,
  that we, who celevrate the heavenly birthday of your Martyr Saint Agnes,
  may follow her constancy in the faith.
  
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- It is the Feast of Agnes, child-martyr of the 4th century. Today monks of the Trappist monastery of Tre Fontane bring two lambs to the Pope to bless. These are shorn of their wool on Maundy Thursday and their fleeces are used to make palliums, a sort of yoke worn by archbishops.
  
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