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We have some attractive crucifixes for sale in the Shop made from Ebony & Mutandi woods. They are hand-carved in Kenya by a Kamba tribesman. Buying a crucifix will help feed & educate a family of seven in this famine struck district of Africa. They come in two sizes: Large: £50. Small: £30.
We also have statues of St Philip Neri, made especially at the Oratory's request by Devotum from a design by David Cope. The statues are made of marble compound and jesmonite and are 21cm (approx. 8ins) in height. They are available either in the natural colour of creamy white or hand-painted by Patricia Story. Plain statues retail at £48 and individually hand-painted statues

Our Mission
As a community of believers, we seek to introduce people to Jesus Christ and to nurture their faith through all ages and stages of life.
Worship With Us
When
Sundays at 10am and 1pm
Wednesdays at 7pm
Where
2815 Russell Street
Cambridge, MA 02141
How
We gather to praise God, listen to him, and respond.
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Kids
We minister to the spiritual needs of our kids through a children’s ministry program.

Youth
Build your youth into disciples for Christ with Bible studies and leadership tools from LifeWay.

Men
A place for guys to connect in community, grow spiritually and develop God’s character in their own lives.

Women
Women’s Ministry exists to serve women and to teach them how to serve to others.
At the heart of who we are is a belief in belonging. God’s arms are wide enough and His love strong enough, no exceptions. So we join together and say, “Come home. You’re welcome here.”
Latest News
The Liturgical Calendar came into existence to help Christians follow the important dates and events that formed a part of the Christian faith. The calendar doesn’t restrict itself to the special events alone. Instead, it also stands as an everyday guide in helping people trace the biblical portions that they have read, respond and reflect each day. Almost all Catholics hold a liturgical calendar so that they will not miss out the special days that they have to honor. Here are some of the things that you have to know about the Liturgical Calendar. The period of reformation is an unforgettable mark in the history of Christianity. This is the period during which the major division in Christianity happened. The division led to the formation of two major groups the Catholicism and the Protestantism. The division did shake the roots of Christianity a bit, but it didn’t break the foundation. As a symbol of unity and brotherhood, the two divisions of Christianity follow the same liturgical calendar that is as prescribed by the Roman Catholic Rite. Since the Protestants differ in certain beliefs, if the find an event that doesn’t match their dictum, they simply skip it. The Catholic faith has made certain practices mandatory and among them are the seven sacraments that are a part of the doctrine. One of the seven sacraments is the Confession. Confession is also known by other names such as the act of penance, the act of contrition or the act of reconciliation. There a lot of views, ideas, beliefs and controversial claims in the administration of the sacrament. However, as long as they believe in the roots and the doctrines that form the base of Christianity and the teachings of Christ, they also believe in the act of reconciliation without any doubt.All That you have to Know about the Liturgical Calendar!
The Liturgical Calendar: Significance and Variations:
Finally, one act of ecumenism:
The Sacrament of Reconciliation: Things that you probably missed Out!
A Quick History about the Sacrament:
Administration of Confession:
Controversial Perspective: