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Ordination to the priesthood |
Sunday 22 June. 6.00pm |
Our Deacon, Fr Philip, will be ordained to the priesthood by the Bishop of Edmonton, the Rt. Revd. Peter Wheatley. It is a great event for us as a church and we believe it may be the first ordinaton to take place here in the history of this church. |
Fr Philip's first mass |
Tuesday 24 June. 7.30pm |
| Fr Philip's first mass will take place here, at Holy Trinity on the following Tuesday. We hope that you will be able to join us on this special occasion and enjoy some Holy Trinity hospitality, afterwards. |
recent events |
Holy Land Pilgrimage |
| During Lent, some of our parishioners travelled with Fr Tim and our friends at Holy Trinity to see the sights and places we read about in scripture. Here, you can read why people find this one of the most important holidays and holy days of their life. Take a look at their photo album of the pilgrimage. |
a seychelles night - and thank you Holy Trinity |
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| It was nothing less than a feast. And we're trying to convince Angie to start the Seychelles Supper Club, but to no avail... here's a night to remember |
christmas past |
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| It was a packed Advent and Christmas with over 180 people at midnight mass and more than 100 people coming to celebrate Christmas Day mass. At Holy Innocents we have various services for all the major festivals and feasts so that everyone has the opportunity to worship in a way that they feel appropriate. |
summer in norfolk |
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| The week before we were due to go away, Summer was looking like soggy Autumn. Then the sun put in an appearance as we spent five days at Cromer. |
festival week - summer 2007 |
| It was a packed week, showing off some of the great talent and gifts we have in Hornsey: |
| On the Tuesday, we had a 'Golden Girls' event where the everyone had the opportunity to reflect on how the church has always been around and the many changes it's seen. |
| Wednesday evening was a great success with the Steel Pans orchestra from Hornsey Girls School. |
| On Thursday evening we went on a wine pilgrimage tour from Spain, tasting the finest wines you would encounter on the road to Compenstella. It was a great success that didn't depend on any walking, for a change. |
Some of our weekly groups are organised for people who only find time to pray, reflect or study later in the evening.
These groups are wide ranging and you'll find more information here.
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a huge number of resources on the web these days. Here are a few of our current favourites:
If you want to know what's happening in this city, the London Diocese website provides a wide range of information.
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Anglicans Online provides links to over 25,000 resources on a global scale. The Church of England website provides national information.
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Felix Just at Loyala Institute for Spirituality offers a variety of materials related to biblical and liturgical studies. Useful academic resources that will get you thinking.
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Steve Benner and Simon Kershaw publish daily prayer at Oremus. An alternative is to use the Divine Office published at Universalis. Better still, treat yourself to a daily office book to fit in your bag or briefcase. (Sometimes, there's simply no substitute for the printed word.)
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The ways in which prayer can be an essential part of your day - wherever you happen to be - is widening with the different technologies available, today.
Travelling on the bus or tube can be a journey into prayer with podcasts from pray-as-you-go.
All you need is your ipod or mpeg player.
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