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First Holy Communion

Confirmation

Marriage preparation

 

Altar Servers

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Prayer Groups in Abingdon

LECTIO DIVINA in Wallingford

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Key Contacts

Thames Isis Coordinating Pastor:
Rev Paul King
01865 247986

 

Coordinating Pastor’s Office
60 Abingdon Road, Oxford,
Oxfordshire.
OX1 4PE

Religious orders

Sisters of Mercy at Abingdon

Benedictine Nuns at East Hendred

Carmelites at Boars Hill, Oxford

 


Youth Ministry in the
Pastoral Area


 

The Personal Ordinariate of
Our Lady of Walsingham

under the Patronage of Blessed John Henry Newman

O X F O R D

 



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Universalis
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The Bible Online

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Papal Encyclicals Online

 



Developing, Living and Growing Our Faith

 
The development of our Faith is a personal journey throughout our lives ranging from individual Christian lifestyle and prayer life, to helping others to with their faith.

In Thames Isis offers support and education for the young and adult community including:-

  • Catechism
  • First Holy Communion preparation
  • Confirmation Preparation
  • Marriage Preparation
  • also for those seeking faith the RCIA Programme
  • approaching the religious life

There are also the ministries for Lay people  to enable them to live out their Catholic belief and actively bear witness to God's teaching including:

  • Altar Serving
  • Eucharist
  • Reading
  • Bereavement Counselling

More information is available on this web site or contact your parish priest to discuss your needs.

 

LECTIO DIVINA - in Didcot and Wallingford

Lectio divina means “divine reading” or “spiritual reading”. It is a way of reading the Bible. It makes your reading a prayer. It is not Bible Study. You do not need to be a theologian, or even know much about the Bible at all.

A group meets at St John’s fortnightly , but weekly in lent and Advent, to pray using the Lectio Divina approach.

Why not join us? - click here for more

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