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 4 Days of Prayer

QUB St Patrick's Day Inter-Chaplaincy Events
24 /4 Prayer Room

Venue: Catholic Chaplaincy, Elmwood Avenue

Mon 8th, 10.00am to Thurs 11th, 8.00pm

The Catholic, Church of Ireland,  Methodist and Presbyterian Chaplains at Queen's University

invite you to 4 days of prayer.

For quiet, creative, interactive prayer.

Finishing with 2 hours corporate prayer and praise from 9pm-10pm

on Thurs 11th.

 

CENTENARY DINNER, (22ND APRIL 2010, WHITLA HALL) TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FROM CHAPLAINCY AND THE WELCOME CENTRE IN THE LANYON BUILDING. Only £40 each (buy early to avoid disappointment!)

 

 Extra Mass during Lent: 8.30 am Mon-Friday (finished by 8.50)

Vatican Webpage for Lent:

Vatican Webpage for Lent

 


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Rev. Fr Gary Toman

Come and make yourself at home in the Chaplaincy. We hope you will find it a place of Christian welcome. and hospitality; a place of prayer, worship, study, relaxation, good food, tea, coffee, chat and fun.

The Chaplaincy building houses:

The Corpus Christi University Chapel

Mass is celebrated daily during term time.

Monday to Friday:12.15 pm (12.45pm during exams)

Sundays:12.00 noon (includes Sign Language)

8.00 pm  with Choir (new members always welcome)

Confessions are heard each day after Mass, lunchtimes on Thursdays and upon request. Other prayer opportunities happen during the year, e.g. Eucharistic Adoration, Taize prayer, Lectio Divina, Scripture based prayer. See website and Notice boards for Holy Day Mass Times and other events, e.g. Dedication of Studies Mass (8pm 11th Oct) and the Lenten Retreat.

CHAPLAINS' Coffee and Lunch Bar where tea, coffee, snacks and hot meals are served from 10.00 am until  2.30 pm (Monday - Friday).

[Work an hour and get your Lunch for free.]

Over the other two floors you will find a student lounge, Lecture and group work rooms, the Chaplain's office and a general office, the Clonmacnois Prayer Room, and the Library, which is open Monday to Thursday, 8.30 am to 10.00 pm (5.00 pm Friday), closed weekends. Come in and look around.

Chaplaincy Groups:  Join in the many opportunities to meet other students, deeper your Faith and personal development by joining one or more of the Chaplaincy groups, including SVP, Friends of Africa, The Pro-life group, The Chaplaincy Prayer group, the Choir, Chaplaincy Social Committee. There are also social events, occasional lectures, different  Faith Development and Scripture courses and “The Saints” soccer team.

Check out this website regularly and the notice boards for more details

Email:cc@qubcc.org

Tel: 02890669737

28 Elmwood Ave

BT9 6AY

 


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St. John Ogilvie
St. John Ogilvie was born of a noble Scottish family in 1579 and was raised a Calvinist. The wealth of his family allowed him to be educated on the continent, and there he became exposed to the religious conflict of the Reformation and Counter Reformation. After learning about both sides he decided to become a Catholic, this was in part because of his respect for the martyrs and saints. St. John attended a variety of Catholic educational institutions and soon discovered a call to join the Jesuits. After his admission to the Society, John petitioned to return to Scotland and work to convert souls there.John's petition was accepted, and he first began to work to convert the souls of the nobles to Catholicism. He met with great resistance and returned to mainland Europe. After a brief rest, he returned to Scotland and began to work to convert the souls of the common people. He was greatly successful, but found many enemies in Protestant England. Eventually he was betrayed and turned into the authorities as a Catholic and insurrectionist. St. John was tried on the charges of treason and was convicted after three trials. John was sentenced to death by hanging and in 1615 was martyred.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/catholicnewsagency/saintoftheday/~4/UbxzRU5N0fI" height="1" width="1"/>

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Time Table
Day Mass/ Rosary/ Confessions Times Adoration/Prayer other
SUNDAY

Mass: 12noon with Sign Language

8pm with Choir

Confessions after each Mass

   

MONDAY

MASS: 8.30AM & 12.15PM

ROSARY 12NOON

CONFESSIONS: AFTER MASS

Chaplaincy Prayer Group

7pm in Prayer Room (2nd Floor)

New Members always welcome

24/4 Interchaplaincy Prayer
TUESDAY

MASS: 8.30AM & 12.15PM

ROSARY 12NOON

CONFESSIONS: AFTER MASS

 

24/4 Interchaplaincy Prayer

Lunch Time Lecture:

Life and Prayer of St. Patrick

1.15 in Lounge (1st Floor)

WEDNESDAY

MASS: 8.30AM & 12.15PM

ROSARY 12NOON

CONFESSIONS: AFTER MASS

 

St Vincent De Paul Group

1.15pm in Lounge (1st Flooor)

24/4 Interchaplaincy Prayer

THURSDAY

MASS: 8.30AM & 12.15PM

ROSARY 12NOON

CONFESSIONS: AFTER MASS

ADORATION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT

12.45-1.45 pm (Divine Mercy Chaplet 1.30pm)

Confessions during Adoration until 1.15pm

24/4 Interchaplaincy Prayer

9pm joint prayer gathering to finish the 4 days of Prayer

FRIDAY

MASS: 8.30AM & 12.15PM

ROSARY 12NOON

CONFESSIONS: AFTER MASS

   

 


 

 

               

 

 

 

   
DATES FOR THE DIARY
Starting Monday 22nd Feb

There will be an extra Weekday Mass for Lent @8.30am (finished at 8.50am) 


Thanksgiving Dinner

Thursday 22nd April 2010

Whitla Hall 7.30 reception for 8pm Meal followed by Ceili and Disco

£40 tickets now available from Chaplaincy and in the Welcome Centre, Lanyon Building.

Take the opportunity to meet up with Class mates.

Do you remember the Chaplaincy Ceili and Disco?

We have organised a ceili and disco after the Meal and Speeches. Come and take the opportunity to show this generation how it was done.


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