Lent
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Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent: to be Christians with Integrity, and Humility
Readings: Is 1:10, 16-20; Ps 49; Mt 23:1-12 “They preach but do not practise” [Mt 23:3] says Our Lord in today's Gospel, describing the
Second Sunday of Lent: Transfiguration and Tents
Readings: Matthew 17:1-19. What on earth is St. Peter thinking? In the middle of this mystical scene, a moment of profound
Saturday of the First week of Lent
Readings: Deuteronomy: 26: 16 - 19; Psalm 119: 1-8; Matthew 5: 43-48 Today’s first reading is a section from Moses’ long
First Station of the Cross: Jesus is condemned to death
The Dominican student brothers will be leading the Stations of the Cross every Friday in Lent (except Good Friday) at 5.15pm
Dire Straits – Thursday of the First Week of Lent
Queen Esther (Edwin Long, 1878)
Wednesday of the First Week of Lent
Readings: Jonah, 3:1-10, Luke, 11:29-32 The Ten Commandments
First Tuesday of Lent: Abstinence
What is the purpose of abstaining from certain pleasures during Lent? Along with prayer and almsgiving, we abstain during Lent
First Monday of Lent
Readings at Mass: Lev 19:1-2, 11-18; Matt 25:31-46 In Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novel Small Gods, the ‘great God Om’ tries to
First Sunday of Lent: Testing or trusting God?
Tonight, at Mass & Vespers in Oxford, the Blackfriars schola will sing 'Ne irascaris, Domine' by Byrd. The motet has
Saturday after Ash Wednesday: Almsgiving
Readings: Isaiah 58:9-14; Psalm 85:1-6; Luke 5:27-32 If I had to bet on what one question most Catholics have been asked
Friday after Ash Wednesday: Comparing
Gospel: Matthew 9:14-15. Today, John’s disciples indulge a brief foray into comparative religion: why aren’t Jesus’s followers observing the same dietary
Thursday after Ash Wednesday: A choice
Readings: Dt 30:15-20, Ps 1, Lk 9:22-25 In today's Gospel Jesus says to us: "If anyone wishes to come after me,