by Alvea Fernandes | Mar 4, 2021 | News, Blog post, Chaplaincy Residents, Laudato Si'
Day 1 Breakfast Muesli, ground coffee, apple, banana and orange, all from Waitrose, Botley Rd. Sorry, not a very adventurous start, but all unpackaged! Lunch Succulent tomato from ‘Pickle and Lime’, Botley Rd, with a hearty sourdough baguette from ‘Country Grains’...
by Fr Matthew | Oct 24, 2020 | Student Groups & Service Projects, CathSoc/Newman Society, Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, News, Formation, Blog post, Mass, Covid-19
All of us at the Chaplaincy were delighted to see how many of you attended the Chaplaincy last week. Our aim is to continue to offer both online and in-person events across the whole term. We realise that many of you will only come to the Chaplaincy if you feel it is...
by Alvea Fernandes | Oct 14, 2020 | Volunteering, Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, News, Student Accommodation, Blog post, Chaplaincy Residents
In the week before 0th week (apologies if this sounds like old news as we race into the 1st Week of Term!) Chaplaincy residents returned early to Oxford to get launched into the new year with some communal project work In the library: When the library reopens you’ll...
by Alvea Fernandes | Sep 29, 2020 | Coming Up, Volunteering, Prayer, New to Oxford, This Week, Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, News, Blog post, Mass
This coming Sunday, 4th October, we will be celebrating public Masses at 11am and 5.45pm in the Newman Room. As the photos (above and below) show, chairs are social-distanced (2m) and we have in place a way of coming up for communion that helps keep people at a safe...
by Fr Matthew | Sep 28, 2020 | New to Oxford, This Week, Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, News, Blog post
It’s been wonderful to be able to welcome students back to the Chaplaincy as we head towards the beginning of Michaelmas Term. Of course, the ‘Rule of Six’ is going to place us under some considerable constraint but as we discovered on Sunday, after the 11am Mass, fun...
by Alvea Fernandes | Jun 6, 2020 | Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy, News, Blog post
It’s Saturday 6th June and the city is getting busier. Feels like a good moment to acknowledge how special it has been to experience Oxford’s beauty during the quieter days of Lockdown. We’ve so enjoyed the Meadows. And the winding streets, whose gentle curves and the...