Sunday 7th June
9.00a.m. Old Rite Low Mass:Parish boys
11.00a.m. High Mass:
Philip Benzinski; Richard McCarthy; Jean Leger & Oliver McCarthy
3.00p.m. Solemn Vespers, Corpus Christi Procession and Benediction:F. Rupert & James Cross; Richard McCarthy & Hans Coessens; Andrew Wilce & Jean Leger; Timothy Ashurst; Philip Benzinski, Dominic Ibbs, Roman Przepiorka & Andrew Cusack
Friday 12th June
The Sacred Heart
6.30p.m. Solemn Benediction with Act of Consecration:
James Cross; Hans Coessens; Roman Przepiorka & Jean Leger
Sunday 14th June
9.00a.m. Old Rite Low Mass:Anthony Jeffery & Timothy Ashurst
11.00a.m. High Mass:
James Cross; Oliver McCarthy; Philip Benzinski & Andrew Wilce
3.00p.m. Solemn Vespers and Benediction:James Cross; Oliver McCarthy; Richard McCarthy & Hans Coessens
Sunday 21st June
9.00a.m. Old Rite Low Mass:
Parish boys
11.00a.m. High Mass:
Richard McCarthy; Philip Benzinski; Roman Przepiorka & Jean Leger
3.30p.m. Solemn Vespers & Benediction:
James Cross; Hans Coessens; Andrew Wilce & Oliver McCarthy
Monday 22nd June
Ss. John Fisher & Thomas More
6.30p.m. Solemn Benediction:
James Cross; Philip Benzinski; Hans Coessens & Jean Leger
Wednesday 24th June
The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
6.30p.m. Solemn Benediction:
James Cross; Hans Coessens; Philip Benzinski & Andrew Wilce
Sunday 28th June
9.00a.m. Old Rite Low Mass:
Richard McCarthy & Timothy Ashurst
11.00a.m. High Mass:
Oliver McCarthy; James Cross; Andrew Wilce & Philip Benzinski
3.30p.m. Solemn Vespers & Benediction:
James Cross; Richard McCarthy; Dominic Ibbs & Roman Przepiorka
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in London
A blog for those who make up the Little Oratory in London. This blog serves the purpose of notifying Brothers of upcoming events at the Oratory.
The Little Oratory is a group of men with the status of a confraternity. The first Little Oratory was formed by St. Philip Neri, and was made up of young men who went to Confession to him at the church of San Girolamo in Rome. They would meet in his room there for prayer and recreation, and for daily Mass and Confession. They visited the hospitals daily, and took the Discipline several times a week. They also made the pilgrimage of the Seven Churches together, especially at Carnival time, and their devout and recollected demeanour converted many.
The Brothers of the Little Oratory in London meet every Sunday at 4.30pm in the Little Oratory, for Spiritual Exercises and then tea in St Wilfrid's Hall.
"Look down from Heaven, Holy Father, from the loftiness of that mountain to the lowliness of this valley; from that harbour of quietness and tranquillity to this calamitous sea. And now that the darkness of this world hinders no more those benignant eyes of thine from looking clearly into all things, look down and visit, O most diligent keeper, that vineyard which thy right hand planted with so much labour, anxiety and peril. To thee, then, we fly; from thee we seek for aid; to thee we give our whole selves unreservedly; thee we adopt for our patron and defender. Undertake the cause of our Salvation, protect thy clients; to thee we appeal as our leader: rule thine army fighting against the assaults of the devil; to thee, kindest of rulers, we give up the rudder of our lives; steer this little ship of thine, and, placed as thou art on high, keep us off all the rocks of evil desires, that with thee for our Pilot and our Guide, we may safely come to the port of eternal bliss. Amen."
The Little Oratory is a group of men with the status of a confraternity. The first Little Oratory was formed by St. Philip Neri, and was made up of young men who went to Confession to him at the church of San Girolamo in Rome. They would meet in his room there for prayer and recreation, and for daily Mass and Confession. They visited the hospitals daily, and took the Discipline several times a week. They also made the pilgrimage of the Seven Churches together, especially at Carnival time, and their devout and recollected demeanour converted many.
The Brothers of the Little Oratory in London meet every Sunday at 4.30pm in the Little Oratory, for Spiritual Exercises and then tea in St Wilfrid's Hall.
"Look down from Heaven, Holy Father, from the loftiness of that mountain to the lowliness of this valley; from that harbour of quietness and tranquillity to this calamitous sea. And now that the darkness of this world hinders no more those benignant eyes of thine from looking clearly into all things, look down and visit, O most diligent keeper, that vineyard which thy right hand planted with so much labour, anxiety and peril. To thee, then, we fly; from thee we seek for aid; to thee we give our whole selves unreservedly; thee we adopt for our patron and defender. Undertake the cause of our Salvation, protect thy clients; to thee we appeal as our leader: rule thine army fighting against the assaults of the devil; to thee, kindest of rulers, we give up the rudder of our lives; steer this little ship of thine, and, placed as thou art on high, keep us off all the rocks of evil desires, that with thee for our Pilot and our Guide, we may safely come to the port of eternal bliss. Amen."