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Anyone who has heard and learnt from the Father comes to Me

True knowledge of God requires the engagement of our entire being, heart, soul and mind.

The wonderful mystery

As we contemplate and prayerfully meditate on the Trinity, our first and most important response should always be one of wonder, one of worship. Blessed be the Holy Trinity, and the undivided Unity: we will praise and glorify him.

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God is love

God’s is a love that undoes death, reconciles heaven and earth, and gifts eternal life to those who willingly embrace it with penitent hearts.

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The Cross shines forth

“God is love”, love which is willing to go to any extent, even the death of the Cross, to call us back from our sins. This is why the Cross is glorious.

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Lifted to life

The Lord raised up upon the Cross is the One we are to look towards to find the healing for the sting of death.

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Sermon on the Mount (detail), Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834–1890), 1877; Frederiksborg Castle, Hillerød, Denmark

The fulfilment of the Law

With God’s grace in our hearts, the Law can help to purify our minds, can help us to grow in true love; can help us to grow closer to God.

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Tuesday 21 September

S Matthew ApEv

Thursday 23 September

S Pius of Petrelcina Pr

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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Christ the King Church, Langney

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Friday 24 September

Our Lady of Walsingham

Because this solemnity falls on a Friday this year, canon law suspends the Friday abstinence.

7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Solemn Mass

Christ the King Church, Langney

Followed by a celebration in the small hall. Please do bring food to share at the party.

Sunday 26 September

Trinity XVII

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Mass

Christ the King Church, Langney

Monday 27 September

S Vincent de Paul Pr

Tuesday 28 September

S Wenceslas M; SS Lawrence Ruiz & Comp MM

Wednesday 29 September

SS Michael, Gabriel & Raphael, Archangels
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- Our homily for Trinity XVI (19 September) is published on the website.
  
  It is in serving the seemingly powerless that we encounter the living God, for we imitate Christ himself who came not to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for ...
  
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- You can now listen to the Portal Podcast for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. This week we hear about Ember Days, Padre Pio, and Our Lady of Walsingham, as well as the regular features. Tune in and share! #Ordinariate
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- On Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday this week the #ordinariate marks the Autumn Ember Days. Ember Days are time for penance, thanksgiving for harvest, and prayer for ordinands.
  
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- This Sunday at 1900 BST / 1400 EDT, the @UKOrdinariate will be hosting a Facebook Live event with Q&A on the new Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition). Come and here about the #Ordinariate office.
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- In the classical Anglican tradition, the Psalms are distributed across the days of the month. Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition) preserves this pattern of praying the Psalms for the #Ordinariate. Order here:
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Fr Neil's homily for Trinity 15 (12 September) is published on the website.

If we acknowledge our Lord to be the Christ, Son of the living God, then to follow him is only possible if we take up our ... See more

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Fr Neil is on holiday, so there won't be a Mass celebrated/streamed at Christ the King Church this evening (2 September) or next week (9 September).

Mass will be celebrated as normal on Sunday afternoon (5 and 12 September). ... See more

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Fr Neil's homily for Trinity 13 (29 August) is published on the website.

The law of God reveals a glimpse into at least three fundamental things: the nature of God’s holiness; the desire and will ... See more

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- We agree! “Psalm 119 is a love song. Not a passionate love song; certainly not. It is not the song of love at first sight, nor of the bitter sweet of emotion and desire. It is the song of happy married life” — Jonathan Graham, “With my whole heart.”
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- What you mean abstinence and barriers to casual sex actually works then? Who would have thought it?
  
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- How can we support refugees in England and Wales? Paul Kelly, a retired GP tells us all about the Community Sponsorship Scheme and how you can get involved.
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- In order to aid with the recitation of the Office according to Divine Worship: Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition), we are preparing some helpful resources and making them available online at our website. The first of these is now available here:
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- Bless the Lord, all birds of the air; sing praise to him and highly exalt him for ever.
  
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- Blessed James Bell Parish in Warrington has been working on integrating the message of Laudato Si’ into their parish starting with the presbytery garden at St Benedict’s, which has been turned into a green space for the local community. #SeasonOfCreation
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