Vespers Returns Tonight (8/9)
We’re excited to invite you to an in-person Vespers gathering this evening (Wednesday 8 September) at 7.30pm – our first since the start of the pandemic. There will be some […]
Vespers: Humility (2/6)
Welcome to Vespers for 2nd June as we continue our series on Benedictine Spirituality. This week, we focus on the Benedictine view of humility, or what Natalie Burwell, who leads […]
Vespers: Community (26/5)
Welcome to Vespers for 26th May – the fourth in our series on Benedictine Spirituality. This week, we’ll again draw on the work of Sr Joan Chittister, particularly her book, […]
Morning Prayer (Ordinary Time)
Below is our Morning Prayer liturgy for Ordinary Time, which will take us through the summer and early autumn (All Saints is our next liturgical season, which is in November). […]
Vespers: Prayer (19/5)
Welcome to Vespers for 19th May – the third in our series on Benedictine Spirituality. This week, we’ll again draw on the work of Sr Joan Chittister, particularly her book, […]
Compline Liturgy for ‘Thy Kingdom Come’
Join us for Compline, or Night Pryer, at 9.30pm on our Facebook page from Monday 17th May through Thursday 20th May 2021. This is part of ‘Thy Kingdom Come‘ – […]
Morning Prayer Liturgy: Ascension to Pentecost
Between Ascension Day (13th May) and Pentecost (23rd May), we’ll use the following liturgy (see attached, below) during Morning Prayer. We say Morning Prayer every weekday on our Facebook page, […]
Morning Prayer for Eastertide
Here is our Morning Prayer liturgy for Eastertide, which is the season that runs from Easter to Ascension Day. Download it below.
Holy Week and Easter 2021
You are warmly invited to join us for Holy Week and Easter 2021, with plenty of opportunities to engage online, and three opportunities to gather in person (booking required for […]
Morning Prayer: Passiontide
Our Morning Prayer liturgy for Passiontide, the last two weeks of Lent, is available below. We live-stream Morning Prayer every weekday to our Facebook page at 8.30am, and all are […]
