Called To Be One. The Personal Ordinariate Of Our Lady Of Walsingham.

This Article is taken from THE PERSONAL ORDINARIATE OF OUR LADY OF WALSINGHAM

Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham.

Welcoming the Anglican heritage into the Catholic Church.

CALLED TO BE ONE.

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2014.

Ordinariate Groups across the country have published the details of what 

they are planning for the Ordinariate’s exploration day, Called to Be One.

The day is especially aimed at those who feel that God might be calling 

them to join the Ordinariate, but everyone is welcome! Find out where your 

local event is on the list below and come and join us to see what the 

Ordinariate is, what it is for, what it looks like near you.

All the events take 

place on Saturday 6 September, unless otherwise stated.

Beckenham

St Edmund’s Church Hall, Village Way, Beckenham, BR3 3NP

4.30 pm: Tea and cakes in the Hall 

5.00 pm: DVD presentation and discussion on the theme ‘Called to be One’

6.00 pm: Vigil Mass in St Edmund’s Church according to the Ordinariate Use

Birmingham

The Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 99 Old Oscott Hill, B44 9SR

3.00 pm: Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament;

exhibition about the Ordinariate and tea

4:45 pm: Benediction 

5.00 pm: Close.

Black Country

Saint Bernadette’s Church Hall, Wombourne WV5 9HW

3.00 pm: Explorers’ Meeting & Tea.

Bournemouth

Church of St Thomas More, Iford, BH6 5QG

1.15 pm: Free organ concert

2.00 pm: Church open for our Festival of Beautiful Things 

3.30 pm: Evening Prayer and Benediction

4.15 pm: Free tea in the church hall.

Bristol

St Joseph’s Church, Weston-super-Mare BS23 2EN

10.30 am: Coffee in hall

11.00 am: Presentation about the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham 

11.30 am: Holy Hour with Benediction in church 

Contact: Fr Peter Clarke 01935850408

pclarke48@btinternet.com

Buckfast (with Cornwall)

Christ the King Catholic Church & Hall, Plymouth, PL1 2EN

2.00 pm: Silent prayer before the Blessed Sacrament in the Church 

4.00 pm: Cream teas and an opportunity for finding out more about the Ordinariate.

Chelmsford

Blessed Sacrament Church, Chelmsford, CM1 2DU

3.00 pm: Welcome & tea 

3.30 pm: Introduction of the afternoon and DVD presentation 

4.00 pm: Questions and Answers

4.30 pm: Evensong.

Chichester

St Richard's Catholic Church, Chichester, PO19 1XB

1.45 pm: ‘The Ordinariate OLW - The Answer to a Prayer?’ 

2.15 pm: Break 

2.30 pm: Anglicans and Catholics United - What does it mean in Practice? 

3.00 pm: Question Time

4.00 pm: Sung Eucharist (Ordinariate Use)

5.15pm: Refreshments. 

Colchester

St John Payne Church, Greenstead, Colchester, CO4 3QD

12 noon: Mass

1.00 pm: Buffet lunch with questions and comments from visitors and explorers

3:30 pm: Close.

Coventry (with Derby)

St Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, Coventry CV4 7DU

(behind Cannon Park shopping centre)

12 noon: Refreshments & Welcome

12.30 pm: Lunch (free of charge);

Presentations & exhibition on the Ordinariate and the 

 Coventry Mission; Questions & Answers 

3.00 pm: Evensong 

For more details contact Father Paul Burch on 024 7669 3752.

Croydon

St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Croydon, CR0 2AR

2.00 pm: Buffet lunch in the Crypt, 

2.45 pm: Introductory talk and DVD and a further talk on plans for the future; 

 Question Time

5.00 pm: Evensong and Benediction sung by the John Fisher School choir.

Darlington

St Osmund’s Catholic Church, Gainford, DL2 3DZ.

10 am: Mass

10.30 am: Morning Coffee in the Parish House

11.00 am: Presentation – What is the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham? 

11.30 am Question 

12.00 noon Angelus and depart.

Deal (Deal, Kent)

St John's Church, Deal, Kent CT14 9LD

2.00 pm: Presentation about the Ordinariate and Q and A session

3.00 pm: Tea & cake

3.30 pm: Evening Prayer & Benediction

Deal (Canterbury, Kent) —  SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

Franciscan International Study Centre, Canterbury CT2 7NA

11.00 am: Presentation about the Ordinariate and Q and A session 

12 noon: Coffee & cake 

2.30 pm: Midday Office.

Deal (Ramsgate, Kent) — SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

Shrine of St Augustine, Ramsgate CT11 9PA

4.00 pm: Presentation about the Ordinariate and Q and A session

5.00 pm: Tea & cake

5.30pm: Evening Prayer and Benediction

Eastbourne

St Agnes Eastbourne BN22 8NJ

10.00 am: Blessing of a new statue of Our Lady of Walsingham, followed by 

 Intercession before Our Lady, Mass, Exposition with prayers for healing, 

 sprinkling with holy water from Walsingham, presentations about the 

 Ordinariate of our Lady of Walsingham 

4.00 pm: Evensong (Please bring a packed lunch).

Edinburgh

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Folkestone

Our Lady Help of Christians Church Hall, Folkestone, CT20 1EF

3.00 pm: Presentation about the Ordinariate and Q and A session

3.45pm: Tea & cake

4.30 pm: Evening Prayer.

Ham, Richmond

Church Hall, St Thomas Aquinas Church, Ham, Richmond TW10 7HT

7.30 pm: An ‘Evening Celebration of the Ordinariate’.

Hemel Hempstead — SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER

St Mark’s Church, Hollybush Lane, Hemel Hempstead HP1 2PH

9.00 am Mass followed by light refreshments and discussion about the Ordinariate.

Inverness

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Isle of Wight

St Mary's Catholic Church, Ryde PO33 2RE

3.30 pm: Choral Evensong (in the Anglican tradition) followed by a reception in the 

 adjoining church hall with a presentation about the Ordinariate.

London Walthamstow (with Leytonstone and Harlow)

Our Lady & St George, Walthamstow E17 9HU

2.30 pm: Refreshments and presentation on the life of the Ordinariate

3.30 pm: Evensong and Benediction. (Those wishing to join the choir for evensong are 

 invited to attend a music rehearsal at 1.00pm).

London South

Church of the Most Precious Blood, O'Meara St., London SE1 1TA 

2.30 pm: ‘This is our story, this is our song': an illustrated presentation of our hopes for 

unity and reconciliation, followed by question & response with a panel; 

3.30 pm: Tea, cakes & sandwiches, informal meeting & conversation in the rectory 

4.30 pm: Evensong 

Tel 020 7407 3951.

E-mail: parish@preciousblood.org.uk

Manchester (with Lancashire)

St Joseph’s Church, Heywood OL10 1EG

3.00 pm: Cream tea 

4.00 pm: Choral Evensong

Northampton

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Ranelagh Road, Wellingborough

3.00 pm: Sung Evensong (Preacher: Mgr John Broadhurst)

4.00 pm: Tea and Q&A session.

Nottingham

St John the Evangelist, Stapleford NG9 7BT

11:00 am Eucharistic Adoration

12 noon: Mass, followed by buffet lunch and presentation (please pre-book lunch with 

 Nola Murray, cost £5, from nolamurray@ymail.com or 07939 688584)

2.30 pm: Benediction.

Oxford

Holy Rood Catholic Church, 38 Abingdon Road OX1 4PD 

3.00 pm: Discussion: ‘Ordinariate: Dead End or Ecumenical Breakthrough?’

4.00 pm: Tea and cake

5.00 pm: Evensong

6.00 pm: The First Mass of Trinity XII (all are welcome to stay for this).

Portsmouth

St Agatha’s, Portsmouth PO1 4AD

11.00 am: Marian Mass, followed by refreshments; Clergy will be available in the 

church to talk about the Ordinariate and printed information will be available for visitors

4.00 pm: Choral Evensong.

Reading

St James’ Church, The Forbury RG1 3HW

4.00 pm: Evening prayer and Benediction.

Salisbury

St Osmunds Church, 95 Exeter Street, Salisbury SP1 2SF

10.30 am: Mass for Unity

11.15 am: Holy Hour and Benediction

12.15 am: Refreshments and opportunity to meet in the adjacent church hall.

SCOTLAND

- Central Scotland

Falkland Town Hall, Falkland KY15 7BX

2.30 pm: Open event in Falkland Town Hall

3.45 pm: Solemn Evensong and Benediction in the Chapel Royal, Falkland Palace.

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

St Lennan’s House, 13A Scotland Street, Stornoway HS1 2JN

2.30 pm: Talk: “What is the Ordinariate?” followed by tea/coffee

4.00 pm: Evensong.

Sevenoaks

St John the Baptist Catholic Church, Westerham TN16 1TB

3.00 pm: Prayers in front of the Lord (Coram Domine).

3.20pm The why and how of the Ordinariates? (Fr Ivan).

3.35pm What has changed for me? (members of  the group).

3.50 pm: Questions, Walsingham Devotions and Tea.

Shrewsbury

St Winefride’s Church, SHREWSBURY SY2 5RA

2.30 pm: Presentation about the Ordinariate and Q and A session;

followed by Tea & Cake and then Evening Prayer.

Southend (Hockley and Benfleet)

Catholic Church of St. Pius X, Hockley SS5 4QH

2.00 pm: Welcome and introduction: How we arrived and where we are going; 

 testimonies from Group members. 

3.00 pm: Tea

3.15 pm: DVD - Q & A session

3.45 pm: Evening Prayer and Benediction

4.15 pm: Close.

South Wales

St Joseph’s, Cardiff CF14 3BR

2.00 pm: Mass (Ordinariate Use)

3:00 pm: Break for Tea / Coffee / Refreshments

3:30 pm: Presentations and Discussion: (1) ‘The work and mission of the Ordinariate 

 in South Wales’ (Fr Bernard Sixtus); (2) 'Why I am a member of the 

 Ordinariate' (A lay member of our Ordinariate Group); 

4.30 pm: Close.

Stirling

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Stornoway

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Torbay

Catholic Church of Holy Angels (Church Hall) Queensway, Chelston, Torquay TQ2 6B

3.00 pm Welcome, DVD, Q&A followed by cream tea

4.00 pm Evensong and Benediction in Church.

Tunbridge Wells (with Maidstone) — SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER

Saint Anselm’s, Pembury TN24DZ

6:30 pm: Evensong & address

7.30 pm: Refreshments.

Worcester

10.45 am: Coffee and Introduction; DVD presentation about the work of the 

 Ordinariate; questions and discussion; Mid-Day Office.

Walsingham

Our Lady of the Annunciation, Friday Market, Walsingham NR22 6DB

12 noon: Angelus and Mass, followed by Presentation about the Ordinariate and 

 Q and A session.