Bournemouth Oratory Youth

16/10/2022

October 16: "We ought to hate no one, for God never comes where there is no love of our neighbors."

21/11/2021

Today the Church celebrates the Solemnity of Christ the King.

Mass today:
8:00am
10:30am
Benediction at 6:00pm
Confessions 20 mins before each Mass.

At 4pm we have a coach leaving the the Oratory heading to Youth Sunday at Portsmouth Cathedral for a special Mass at 6pm for young persons. There is still a few spaces on the coach, please message us to reserve your seat!

31/10/2021

Tonight 6pm 🙏

24/10/2021

Tonight

20/07/2021

This weeks e-News

Yesterday, 19th July, as the Government in England moved to Step Four of its Covid response roadmap, the Bishops' Conference has issued a comprehensive guidance document on how to continue creating a safe environment within our churches. Certain preventative practices will still be required and loc...

17/07/2021

July 17: "Nothing is more dangerous for beginners in the spiritual life, than to wish to play the master, and to guide and convert others."

10/07/2021

July 10: "When a man is reproved for anything, he ought not to take it too much to heart, for we commit a greater fault by our sadness than by the sin for which we are reproved."

06/07/2021

July 6: "Let us pray God, if He gives us any virtue or any gift, to keep it hidden even from ourselves, that we may preserve our humility, and not take occasion of pride because of it."

02/07/2021

July 2: "Our Blessed Lady is the dispenser of all the favors which the goodness of God concedes to the Sons of Adam."

01/07/2021

July 1: "We ought to make no account of abstinences and fasts, when there is self-will in the matter."

29/06/2021

Today the. Hutch celebrates the feast of Saints Peter and Paul.
Holy Mass will be celebrated at 07:30, 12:15 and Solemn Mass at 19:00hrs.

28/06/2021

June 28: "Those who pay a moderate attention to the mortification of their bodies, and direct their main intention to mortify the will and understanding, even in matters of the slightest moment, are more to be esteemed than they who give themselves up exclusively to corporal penances and macerations."