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  • January 2026

  • Tue 6

    The Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ

    Featured January 6 @ 10:30 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The Feast of the Epiphany commemorates the revelation of Jesus Christ to all nations, highlighted by the Magi's visit. They honor Him with gifts and acknowledge Him as King, God, and Sacrifice. This celebration emphasizes that salvation through Christ is universal, extending beyond Israel to all peoples.

  • February 2026

  • Wed 18

    Ash Wednesday

    Featured February 18 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Ash Wednesday initiates Lent in the Western Church, a period of 40 days dedicated to penance and prayer in preparation for Easter. The tradition involves placing blessed ashes on the faithful's heads as a sign of repentance and mortality, conveying themes of human frailty and the call to conversion, ultimately focusing on hope and redemption.

  • Sun 22

    Sunday Lent I

    Featured February 22 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The First Sunday of Lent ushers in a period of reflection on Christ's forty days in the desert, highlighting themes of fasting, prayer, and temptation. It emphasises the importance of perseverance and the belief that faith is strengthened through trials. Lent begins with hopeful discipline, preparing believers for resurrection at Easter.

  • March 2026

  • Sun 1

    The Daily Mass Online

    Featured March 1 @ 8:00 am - March 31 @ 9:00 am GMT

    The daily Mass, following the traditional Latin Rite, is broadcast live from the Titular Archbishop of Selsey's private oratory. The service includes readings and a homily in English, along with a recitation of an Act of Spiritual Communion for viewers participating in the service.

  • Sun 1

    Sunday Lent II

    Featured March 1 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The Second Sunday of Lent transitions from the desert's austerity to the mountain's glory, highlighting Christ's Transfiguration. As He reveals His divine nature, the disciples are reminded that suffering leads to glory. This period of penance prepares Christians for divine light and the hope of transformation, affirming the journey from struggle to Resurrection.

  • Sun 8

    Sunday Lent III

    Featured March 8 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The Third Sunday of Lent focuses on the necessity of interior purification and the spiritual conflict within the human heart. It highlights Christ's casting out of a devil, emphasising the need for ongoing conversion and vigilance. The faithful are called to fill their souls with prayer and virtue, ensuring they remain united to Christ.

  • Sun 15

    Sunday Lent IV

    Featured March 15 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Laetare Sunday, the Fourth Sunday of Lent, introduces joy amidst penance, encouraging the faithful to rejoice in the approaching Easter victory. The Gospel's miracle of loaves and fishes highlights divine provision in hardship. This day signifies that while discipline persists, hope and grace sustain believers, foreshadowing the joy of the Resurrection.

  • Sun 22

    Passion Sunday

    Featured March 22 @ 10:00 am GMT
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The Fifth Sunday of Lent, or Passion Sunday, signifies a shift towards the events of Christ's Passion. The Church veils images and embraces solemnity as Christ's divine identity provokes opposition. This week encourages faithful perseverance in the face of misunderstanding, leading ultimately to the hopeful promise of Easter.

  • Sun 29

    Palm Sunday

    Featured March 29 @ 10:00 am BST
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, blending joy and sorrow. It commemorates Christ’s humble entry into Jerusalem amid shouts of praise before the solemn Passion narrative reveals the humans' fickleness. The day teaches that true discipleship demands enduring loyalty, encouraging the faithful to follow Christ through both triumph and suffering.

  • April 2026

  • Thu 2

    Maundy Thursday

    Featured April 2 @ 10:00 am BST
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Holy Thursday, or Maundy Thursday, marks the Last Supper where Christ established the Eucharist and priesthood. He urged His Apostles to remember Him by offering bread and wine as His Body and Blood. The day also highlights the new commandment of love through His act of foot washing, foreshadowing His Passion.

  • Fri 3

    Good Friday

    Featured April 3 @ 10:00 am BST
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    Good Friday, in the pre-1955 Roman Rite, deeply engages with the Crucifixion mystery, lacking a Mass sacrifice. Instead, it features the Mass of the Presanctified, where the faithful do not receive Communion. The day highlights the unique nature of Christ's sacrifice, drawing worshippers into contemplation through solemn rites and silence.

  • Sat 4

    Holy Saturday

    Featured April 4 @ 10:00 am BST
    House Church 114 Hartington Road, Brighton, East Sussex, United Kingdom

    The Paschal Vigil, observed on Holy Saturday in the pre-1955 Roman Rite, symbolises the transition from darkness to light, anticipating the Resurrection. It includes the striking of new fire, the blessing of the Paschal candle, chanting of the Exsultet, blessings of the baptismal font, and the celebration of Mass, heralding Easter joy.

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