BECOMING A CATHOLIC

OXFORD UNIVERSITY CATHOLIC CHAPLAINCY
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If you would like to get baptised, received into the Catholic Church or confirmed, please contact Alvea for information on our RCIA programme What Catholics Believe.
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The Mass bulletin is published online and updated weekly.

For more details or queries, please contact a Chaplain. (Note: Fr Damian is on retreat with students and will be back on Thursday)

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 The Chaplains - Fr Damian, Alvea and Fr William

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“Jesus Christ loves you; He gave His life to save you; and now He is living at your side every day to enlighten, strengthen and free you.”

– Pope Francis

If you haven’t yet received the Sacrament of Confirmation, or if you want to become a Catholic, our RCIA and Sacramental programme is for you. Please contact a Chaplain to express interest.

We will have an information session in Michaelmas Term. From 6th week of term, we will hold group formation sessions on Mondays from 8pm to 9.30pm. These, together with a series of one-to-one meetings with a Chaplain, will help you to grow both in the understanding of the Faith and to grow in relationship with Christ and his Church.

Your journey towards baptism/reception into the Church and/or confirmation will be marked by special moments of welcome and introduction at Sunday Masses during the Hilary term and the beginning of Trinity.

The programme concludes with the celebration of baptisms, receptions into the Catholic Church and confirmations, usually on the Sunday of 3rd week in Trinity Term, at the 11am Mass which will be celebrated by Canon Paul Fitzpatrick, the Episcopal Vicar for Oxfordshire, Coventry and Warwickshire.