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• The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in Eastbourne and East Sussex
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  Fr Neil Chatfield
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  PO Box 3223, Eastbourne BN21 9RS

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• Ordinariate services & events

  Sundays: Sung Mass 4:00pm
  Thursdays: Mass 7:00pm
  both at Christ the King Church

  Full pattern of services

  See the Calendar for full details of Ordinariate services. All celebrations use Divine Worship unless stated otherwise.

  A plenary indulgence may be gained between 15 January 2021 and 1 January 2022.

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• Services and events this week

  August 2021

  Wednesday 4 August

  S John Mary Vianney Pr

  Thursday 5 August

  Dedication of the Basilica of S Mary Major; S Oswald M

  7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

  Mass

  Christ the King Church, Langney

  Also streamed on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/eastbourneordinariate

  Friday 6 August

  Transfiguration of Our Lord

  Saturday 7 August

  S Sixtus II Pp & Comp MM; S Cajetan Pr

  Sunday 8 August

  Trinity X

  4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

  Mass

  Christ the King Church, Langney

  Monday 9 August

  S Teresa Benedicta of the Cross VM

  Tuesday 10 August

  S Lawrence DnM

  Wednesday 11 August

  S Clare V

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  • 
    Our homily for Trinity IX (1 August) is published on the website.
    
    The work of God begins not with activity, but with belief in the one whom God has sent. Christ clearly says that belief in him is fundamental above anything else.
    
    https://eastbourneordinariate.org.uk/...
    21 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.
    Monday 26 July, 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/...
    Sunday 25 July
  • 
    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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  21 hours ago

  Fr Neil's homily for Trinity IX (1 August) is published on the website.
  
  The work of God begins not with activity, but with belief in the one whom God has sent. Christ clearly says that belief in him is fundamental above anything else. ... See more

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  1 week ago

  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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  1 week 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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• Tweets we follow

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    Then Joseph made the sons of Israel swear, saying, “God will surely visit you, and you shall carry up my bones from here.”
    
    Genesis 50:25
    
    #GodWhoSpeaks
    16 minutes ago
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    Let us pray for the Church, that she may receive from the Holy Spirit the grace and strength to reform herself in the light of the Gospel.
    21 minutes ago
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    O Lord, who called Saint Germanus to Wales
    to confirm the faith and strengthen monastic life,
    grant that through his intercession and example
    we may attain a share in the glory of Christ.
    Who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
    one God, for ever and ever.
    7 hours ago
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    Olympic Champion @Lixsanyee @BritTri @CPT_TriClub @KentAthClub
    18 hours ago, retweeted by Fr Neil Chatfield
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    .@CardinalNichols has commended the work of a Catholic organisation that will hold a film festival on anti-trafficking themes in London on 12 September.
    
    https://www.cbcew.org.uk/...
    23 hours ago
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    “Is it not written, ‘My house shall be called a house of prayer for all the nations’? But you have made it a den of robbers.”
    
    Mark 11:17b
    
    #GodWhoSpeaks
    1 day ago
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    O God, who adorned Saint Peter Julian Eymard
    with a wonderful love for the sacred mysteries
    of the Body and Blood of your Son,
    graciously grant
    that we, too, may be worthy to receive
    the delights he drew from this divine banquet.
    1 day ago
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    Lead us, Lord God, to imitate the constancy of Saint Eusebius
    in affirming the divinity of your Son,
    so that, by preserving the faith he taught as your Bishop,
    we may merit a share in the very life of your Son.
    1 day ago
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