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Pentecost Ordinations 2019

On June 8th, during the Vigil of Pentecost at the Brighton Oratory, UK, ✠Jerome tonsured Bro. Juniper n/CDC and Dr. Robert Wilson into the clerical state. The next day, they were ordained to minor orders of Porter and Lector, serving a new Oratory mission in Bristol. Bro Juniper is a novice, and Dr. Wilson holds…

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On Saturday, June 8th while offering the Divine Liturgy for the Vigil of Pentecost at the Brighton Oratory, UK, ✠Jerome admitted by tonsure into the clerical state Bro. Juniper n/CDC and Dr Robert Wilson. The following day, Pentecost Sunday during Mass, His Grace ordained Bro Juniper and Dr Wilson to the minor orders of Porter and Lector. Both have been ordained to serve the new Oratory mission in formation in Bristol, UK. Bro Juniper is a novice in the Congregation of the Divine Charity, Dr Wilson has a PhD in theology from Cambridge University a librarian formerly of the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth and an assistant at the Bodleian Library, Oxford.

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