CANONS REGULAR OF PRÉMONTRÉ, PARISH OF OUR LADY OF ENGLAND, STORRINGTON.
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EACH FRIDAY IN LENT
11.30am Mass followed by Austerity Lunch (in aid of our Lent Project)
1.30pm Reflections on the Stations of the Cross by Fr Ian (the last talk is on Friday 26 March)
Various versions of the Stations of the Cross are available in the church for your private use; please feel free to come into the church at any time and use them.
CONTEMPORARY LENT EVENING LITURGIES
(The final one is on Friday 26 March) 7.30pm in the church A quiet & reflective time to contemplate the meaning of the cross in our lives.
AUSTERITY LUNCH
Every Friday during Lent at 12.30pm in the Refectory.
All proceeds will go to our LENT PROJECT IN ZSAMBEK
For details about our Project click here
LENT - A TIME FOR PRAYER
To read a PDF copy of our Parish Adult Education leaflet for Lent please click on the picture above.
EASTER LILIES
Among other flowers which will adorn the church at Easter there will be traditional Easter lilies, which can be paid for individually in memory of loved ones. They will be £3.50 each and a list of those being so remembered will be placed in the Blessed Sacrament chapel. |
LENT 2010
HOLY WEEK +PALM SUNDAY OF THE PASSION OF THE LORD 28 March
At the 6.00pm (Saturday) Mass we will process into the church from the cloisters.
Mass at 8.00am k 10.00am Sunday Mass – weather permitting, please meet outside the cemetery gates for our Palm Sunday morning procession to the church.
SPY WEDNESDAY 31 March Our diocesan Chrism Mass will begin at 6.00pm in Arundel Cathedral. All are welcome.
THE PASCHAL TRIDUUM
Please click on the picture link above to go to our Paschal Triduum webpage, where you will find full details and times of all liturgies from Holy Thursday until Easter Sunday, plus directions to the Priory church.
Or, for a printable PDF of our Holy Week information leaflet, including all times of Services starting from Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord through to Easter Sunday (including an explanation of the Triduum), please click on the picture link below:
LENTEN ALMS
There is a marked wall box at the back of the church for Lenten Alms which is collected by our Diocese and is divided between the enclosed orders of nuns in our Diocese and the Cabrini Children's Society. |
PARISH RECONCILIATION SERVICE
Sunday 28 March at 5.00pm With the opportunity for individual Confession. (Also incorporating 1st Confessions) DEANERY LENTEN RECONCILIATION SERVICES Chichester - St. Richard’s, Cawley Road - Sunday 28 March 4.00pm Bognor - Our Lady of Sorrows, Clarence Road - Monday 29 March 7.30pm Petworth - Sacred Heart, Angel Street - Tuesday 30 March 7.30pm
PRAYER NET During Lent this will be a visual way in which we can offer our prayers and reflect on our Lenten journey as individuals and as a community. Each week everyone (young and old) is invited to take pieces of wool from the basket and tie them onto the small net which will be attached to the door at the back of the church - please do this as often as you like. There will be of a different colour to reflect the different weeks of Lent. Each small net will then be tied onto the large net to make the shape of a cross and will be suspended from the banner bar on Easter Day.
Part of Week 2's Prayer Net The themes for each week will be displayed around the prayer net, in the newsletter and below on this web site: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord 28th March
Readings The Procession - Luke 19:28-40 Isaiah 50:4-7, Psalm 21, Phil 2:6-11, Luke 22:14-23:56
Theme God raised him high – Why have you forsaken me? Every knee should bow.
CHILDREN'S LITURGY - AN INVITATION Come and journey through Lent to the joy of Easter. Walk from the desert to the Easter garden. Join us at our Easter Sunday Mass on 4th April. Remaining dates: 28 March at the 10am Mass - please bring some palms.
Easter Sunday 4 April - Please bring some flowers.
On Easter Sunday we hope to do something a bit more special for the children - watch the newsletter for details. Any queries contact Theresa Byrne or Louise Sharp via one of the clergy.
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