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An Evening of Recollection sponsored by the Friends of the Oratory on Thursday 11th February. It will begin with Mass at 6.30 p.m. in the Little Oratory and continue with two Conferences. Please bring a packed supper.
Applying to a Catholic School? When the time comes to make an application to any Catholic school, Primary or Secondary, or for a Catholic 6th Form, the school will ask for a priest’s reference to confirm that you have been attending Mass regularly on Sundays and Holydays over a significant period of time. In order to make this reference as fair and accurate as possible, the Oratory church has a scheme to record your Mass attendance here. For all school application references for places from 2010 onwards, the Oratory church will be using this scheme. To register with this scheme, please give your family details to reception at Oratory House.
An Art Exhibition is planned in St Joseph’s Hall for 23rd-26th July this year. Artists who have some connection with the Oratory who either exhibited in previous years or who wish to exhibit this year are invited and should apply for further information from Fr Dilke in writing to the Oratory or email CDilke@aol.com |
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Monthly message from the Provost, The Very Revd Ignatius Harrison, Cong. Orat.
Regular Mass & Confession Times
Call to Youth (Updated)
Cause for the Beatification of Cardinal Newman
The Venerable John Henry, Cardinal Newman, Cong. Orat.
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The London Oratory, Brompton Road, London SW7 2RP Tel: 0207 808 0900 The Oratory is a Registered Charity. No. 240702 |
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The London Oratory School 150th Anniversary 2013
The London Oratory School is preparing to celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2013, and one of the projects the School is looking to undertake as part of these celebrations is to publish a history of the school. The School is currently gathering in papers, archives, photographs and other historical documents, and also reminiscences and personal histories of those who have attended the school over the years. Former pupils, teachers, governors, parishioners, and others involved in the Oratory School are invited to send any papers, reports, documents, or photographs, to the School for this research. Personal histories and information from those who have been involved with the School would also be welcome. You are asked to contact Jackie McRoberts at jmcroberts@los.ac or send the information to Kevin Hart, who is assisting the School at the moment in collating the information at khart@los.ac. Alternatively please send the information to the following address:- The London Oratory School, Seagrave Road, London SW6 1RX. |
