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Since Divine Worship: The Missal was published, Ordinariate members have eagerly anticipated the arrival of what we now know to be Divine Worship: Daily Office, an office book that formalizes the role of Mattins and Evensong in the Ordinariate. 

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Bishop Steven Lopes ordained Fr. Scott Wooten on Oct. 21 as a Catholic priest for the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter. Fr. Wooten administers St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Cleburne, Texas.

The Ordinariate parish's virtual voice recital features artists that came out of Our Lady of the Atonement parish's choir and singing music by Bach, Handel, Mendelssohn, and other famed composers.

Ordinariate parishes have a game-changer for parish evangelization and outreach with an eCatholic – Flocknote communications combo.

In a time of pandemic, lockdowns, economic uncertainty, and fear, the patrimony of the Ordinariates can help Catholics withstand the temptation to fall prey to mind control and hypnotic suggestion. Deborah Gyapong offers a reflection

The retreat house, located near Edmonton, Alberta, invokes G.K. Chesterton’s "common sense, his example of holiness, loyalty to Christ and His Church, and his profound wisdom."

The special conference edition of Shared Treasure: the journal of the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society is now published.

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Divine Worship: the Daily Office (Commonwealth Edition) will be published by Catholic Truth Society for use by the Ordinariates of Our Lady of Walsingham and Our Lady of the Southern Cross.

The Introduction to St. John Henry Newman series from St. Alban's Catholic Church provides an overview of Newman's life story, sermons, writings, poetry, prayers, meditations, and devotions in four one-hour lectures by Fr. Nathan Davis.

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Fr. Bradley JCD, a priest in the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, gave a long interview to the Ecclesiastical Law Society about the canonical structure of the Ordinariates.

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Isaac Scharbach, the oldest son of Fr. Albert and Abby Scharbach of Mount Calvary Catholic Church in Baltimore, would have celebrated his 22nd birthday today. He died on Aug. 1 when a car hit him while he was riding a bicycle. More and more is coming out about his exceptional life that continues to inspire. Cerith Gardiner reports at Aleteia

Chorus Angelorum, a professional chorus at the Ordinariate Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham in Houston, Texas has announced their 2020-2021 schedule.

The new King James Bible for Catholics is a resource for Catholic readers to discover bible that formed most English-speaking Christians for 400 years, and offers some unique evangelizing and ecumenical opportunities.

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It's been six months since Americans and Canadians were asked to "flatten the curve" and our governments imposed lockdowns, shelter-in-place orders, and other public health restrictions. Churches were closed or, when re-opening began, only to limited numbers. Many of us resorted to watching Sunday Mass via the internet. Some states and localities are still not permitting Mass to be held indoors. Here's a reflection on what this lockdown might have on our understanding of the Eucharist.

The Ember days are four seasonal times of prayer and fasting, and an ancient part of the Ordinariate's English Christian patrimony. The word comes from “Quattember” or “the four times of the year” as the Ember days take place in Advent, Lent, Whitsuntide (the octave of Pentecost), and September following Holy Cross Day. Here are details from St. Alban's Catholic Church in Rochester, NY.