The daily Mass, celebrated in the traditional Latin Rite (Tridentine), is broadcast from the private oratory of the Titular Archbishop of Selsey. This offering of the most holy sacrifice emphasizes the continuity of the Church's liturgical traditions and provides a spiritual resource for the faithful.
Every Sunday, the community gathers to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, encompassing individuals and families. Through the sacred liturgy, which includes Scripture, prayers, and the Eucharist, worshippers experience a divine connection. This gathering serves as a weekly homecoming and a glimpse of eternal communion, central to Christian life.
On Ash Wednesday, believers commence Lent, a season of repentance marked by solemn church gatherings. The ritual of ashes on the forehead symbolizes mortality and humility, reminding individuals of their earthly nature. Through fasting, prayer, and almsgiving, the faithful prepare spiritually for the Paschal Mystery, inviting conversion and grace.
Each week, participants read a chapter from Dr. Jordan Peterson's Twelve Rules for Life, comparing his insights with Catholic doctrine. They prepare by noting thoughts and searching relevant Catechisms. Meetings involve discussions on how Catholic teachings enhance understanding of Peterson's principles and strengthen faith, held Wednesdays at 5.30pm.
Every Sunday, worshippers unite for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, honoring the Lord's Day. The liturgy includes Scripture readings, prayers, and the reception of the Eucharist. This gathering is not only a weekly ritual but also a reflection of eternal communion, essential to the Christian faith.
Weekly meetings focus on comparing Dr. Jordan Peterson’s Twelve Rules for Life with Catholic teachings. Participants read ahead, reflect on initial thoughts, and explore relevant Catechism texts. Discussions deepen understanding of Catholic moral theology and principles, enhancing faith articulation and practical wisdom. Join the group every Wednesday at 5.30pm.
Every Sunday, believers come together for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, welcoming the Lord’s Day. During the liturgy, they read Scripture, offer prayers, and partake in the Eucharist. This gathering offers a sense of homecoming and reflects eternal communion, which is fundamental to Christian life.
Every Sunday, the faithful come together for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, celebrating the Lord’s Day. The liturgy includes Scripture readings, prayers, and the Eucharist, making this gathering a profound experience of community and a representation of eternal communion, which is vital to Christian life.
The study group meets weekly to discuss Dr. Jordan Peterson's Twelve Rules for Life, comparing his insights with Catholic doctrine. Participants read the chapter beforehand, explore relevant Catechisms, and engage in discussions to deepen their understanding of Catholic moral theology, enhancing their ability to articulate faith and apply wisdom in daily life.
Each Sunday, the faithful gather to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, embracing the grace of the Lord’s Day. As the liturgy unfolds, Scripture is read, prayers offered, and the Eucharist received. This weekly gathering serves as a homecoming and a glimpse of eternal communion, central to Christian life.
The Mass according to the traditional Latin Rite is broadcast live from the Titular Archbishop of Selsey's private oratory. It includes English readings and a homily, along with the recitation of an Act of Spiritual Communion, emphasizing the daily offering of this sacred sacrament.
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