St George’s Oratory

Update on Funerals: The Gov of Pumley Cove has started relaxing COVID regulations. Starting today (May 27) funerals may go ahead in the oratory with max 3 people and grave side services with max 10 people.

Some spiritual food from today’s Gospel reading. He made us, and he knows us more than we know ourselves. He knows exactly what we need, even before we ask him for it. ❤️

It seems that we have reached the max upload limit for our Podbean account. So this week we have turned our recording into a video and it will be posted here shortly.

Tomorrow, Passion Friday,(weather pending) Br Aaron will be leading us in a wilderness pilgrimage with stations of the cross. We will begin with a short prayer at the oratory and leave from there.

Re: Funerals 2/2: Another option if you desire: a cleric can say a Requiem/Funeral office (in private) with a burial service (<5 people) and then we can schedule another public service for later. In any case, please contact the rector to sort it out.

Re: Funerals: in the event that a funeral is required in a timely manner we are limiting the number of people in the actual chapel to 2. Graveside services will have a max. of 5 people. 1/2

Re: Weddings. Until further notice we will take requests for weddings, however, please be advised they will be postponed to a later date. Weddings will not go ahead at the oratory at this time.

St George’s Oratory: Passion Sunday Sermon 29/03/2020, please check it out. podbean.com/ei/pb-hfth3-d7…

Click below to listen to our Sunday Worship for today in podcast form:Latare Sunday 22/03/2020, please check it out. podbean.com/ei/pb-b4fr9-d6…

Today is Ash Wednesday. Our Liturgy of the word with distribution of ashes was at 10:30 am however you may stop by at any time today and receive them “to go”.

Evening Prayer (BCP) from St.George’s Oratory pscp.tv/w/b54PgDFlV0V5…

Our profile picture was taken at our Easter Vigil the evening before Easter Sunday and it is the first official Easter liturgy of the year! #eastervigil

As we watch the horrific fire at Notre Dame de Paris, let us pray for all involved, especially the emergency crews, parishioners, and clergy. #notredamefire

“Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return” Blessings on this Ash Wednesday and throughout the rest of this Holy Lenten Season. +:o)

Remember you are dust and to to dust you shall return. +:-) #AshWednesday2018

Today we remember John Bunyan, spiritual writer, most famous for writing The Pilgrim’s Progress, published in 1678 bit.ly/2awKhG2

The government has released the new schedule for the remainder of the Rhubarb fest!!

A snippet of the Advent music here at St.Georges on the 100+ year old organ

Next Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent! This wonderful video quite nicely sums up what it's all about! youtu.be/QSsMq6UXXwo