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 * Our Life
   * Who we are
   * What we do
   * Become an Oblate
   * Where we are
   * St. Eugene Our Founder
 * Ministries
   * Friends of St. Eugene
   * Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC)
   * Lourdes Pilgrimage 2024
   * Mission Development
   * Oblate Retreat Centre – Crewe
   * Oblate Retreat Centre – London
   * Oblate Youth Service (OYS)
   * Overseas Missionary Experience
   * Parishes and Centres of Mission
   * Partners in Mission
   * World Youth Day 2023
 * Pray with Us
   * Daily Morning Prayer
   * Weekly Reflections
   * Prayer request
   * Prayer intentions
   * Fr Ronald Rolheiser OMI
   * Eugene de Mazenod speaks to us
   * St Eugene – Patron of the Wounded Family
   * Prayers for different occassions
   * Readings Ireland
   * Readings Scotland
   * Readings England/Wales
   * 7 Ways to make Holy Week at home
 * Vocations
 * Communications
   * Oblate Connections
   * Publications
   * Stations of the Cross with St Eugene
   * Resources
   * Resources during time of Covid-19
   * Privacy Tools
   * Privacy Policy

 * News
 * Events/Booking
 * E-Newsletter
 * Donate
 * Safeguarding
 * Parishes
 * Shop


MISSIONARY OBLATES OF MARY IMMACULATE


 * Our Life
   * Who we are
   * What we do
   * Become an Oblate
   * Where we are
   * St. Eugene Our Founder
 * Ministries
   * Friends of St. Eugene
   * Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC)
   * Lourdes Pilgrimage 2024
   * Mission Development
   * Oblate Retreat Centre – Crewe
   * Oblate Retreat Centre – London
   * Oblate Youth Service (OYS)
   * Overseas Missionary Experience
   * Parishes and Centres of Mission
   * Partners in Mission
   * World Youth Day 2023
 * Pray with Us
   * Daily Morning Prayer
   * Weekly Reflections
   * Prayer request
   * Prayer intentions
   * Fr Ronald Rolheiser OMI
   * Eugene de Mazenod speaks to us
   * St Eugene – Patron of the Wounded Family
   * Prayers for different occassions
   * Readings Ireland
   * Readings Scotland
   * Readings England/Wales
   * 7 Ways to make Holy Week at home
 * Vocations
 * Communications
   * Oblate Connections
   * Publications
   * Stations of the Cross with St Eugene
   * Resources
   * Resources during time of Covid-19
   * Privacy Tools
   * Privacy Policy

 * News
 * Events/Booking
 * E-Newsletter
 * Donate
 * Safeguarding
 * Parishes
 * Shop



Lourdes Pilgrimage 2024 15-20 September 2024 Book now!

DAILY LIVE PRAYER We invite you to join us for prayer each day Click to join
Sign up for Fr Brian's Sunday Reflections "Respond with joy to your call."
Oblate Vocations St Eugene de Mazenod, Founder

Watch back and view photos: 140th Anniversary Pilgrimage to Lourdes More info
17-22 September 2023 Online Mission Shop Obtain Mass and Prayer cards online
Click for Shop Read the latest update from the Oblates in Ukraine>
"Unfortunately, the war against Ukraine is still ongoing, and we do not know
when it will end..."
- Fr. Witalij Podolan, O.M.I

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New Video The Social Oblate 5 facts about St Eugene Watch now Looking Back:

World Youth Day

Lisbon 2023 Read pilgrims experiences


HEADLINES


CARING FOR CREATION – OUR COMMON HOME (JPIC)

The Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) Commission has taken the
initiative of once more highlighting the message of The Pope’s Encyclical on
Caring for our Common Home, Laudato Sí, just short of...

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THOUGHT OF THE DAY | ST. EUGENE

Accomplish the great work that God has entrusted to us


23RD JUNE




RECENT NEWS


THE OBLATE FAMILY MORNING PRAYER: WEDNESDAY 5TH JUNE 2024

Friends, we return to Kilburn once more for morning prayer with Johnny...


THE CALLING CHRONICLES: VOCATIONS MISSION IN KILBURN

During our Novena for Oblate Vocations, the Oblate Vocations Mission team
visited...


OBLATES UNITE IN JOYFUL CELEBRATION FOR THE FOUNDER’S FEAST!

On May 21st, the Feast of St. Eugene de Mazenod, social media...


ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING THE DETENTION OF TWO OBLATES IN BELARUS

Announcement Regarding the Detention of Two Oblates in Belarus, please pray
for...

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THOUGHT OF THE DAY | ST. EUGENE

To co-operate in building up the kingdom of Jesus Christ


30TH JUNE

GOSPEL REFLECTION FOR SUNDAY MAY 26TH 2024 - THE BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST


UPCOMING EVENTS ~

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   July
   Sing a Song to the Lord: A Music Workshop By Liam Lawton
 * 13
   July
   Oblate Pilgrimage to Knock Shrine
 * 15
   July
   Art Workshop



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ABOUT THE OBLATES


“PROFOUNDLY RESPECTING THE DIGNITY AND SACREDNESS OF EACH PERSON, WE SEEK TO
GROW CLOSE TO CHRIST AND MAKE HIM KNOWN THROUGH OUR WAY OF LIFE AND MINISTRY. WE
COMMIT OURSELVES PRINCIPALLY TO THOSE ON THE MARGINS OF CHURCH AND SOCIETY.”

France was a shattered society when Eugene de Mazenod gathered around him a
group of like-minded priests. They would go the poorest people in the land to
remind them of their human dignity, announce again the message of Jesus Christ
and help them to a new way of life.



This enthusiastic group became the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate in
1826. Despite being a small number, Eugene sent his missionaries to the furthest
reaches of the world: To the poor in Canada and on the Texas / Mexican border;
to Sri Lanka (then Ceylon) and South Africa. Oblates first came to the UK in
1841 and to Ireland in 1856. At Eugene de Mazenod’s canonisation in December
1995, Pope John Paul II said of him: “he had a heart as big as the world”.

Over 4000 Oblate priests and brothers are to be found today in more than 60
countries of the world. Oblates from Ireland and the UK are missionaries in
Brazil, South Africa, Indonesia, Philippines, Australia, United States and
Canada.



Oblates exercise very diverse ministries but above all seek to dedicate
themselves to the poor and abandoned. One can thus find Oblates in Britain and
Ireland working in parishes, in missionary formation, preaching, social justice
and pastoral ministries, or prisons. “No ministry is alien to us as long as we
never lose sight of the main purpose of the Congregation: the evangelization of
the most abandoned.” ~ Oblate Constitutions and Rules.

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SPIRITUALITY


FR RON ROLHEISER OMI

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MISSION SHOP ONLINE

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ST EUGENE DE MAZENOD

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MORNING PRAYER


OBLATE VIDEOS


LIVING THE OBLATE MISSION


Province Introduction

The Oblate Mission Today

What is an Oblate Vocation?

What is the 'Oblate Spirit'?

The Oblate Lourdes Pilgrimage

Present Day Challenges
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OBLATE CONNECTIONS

“Profoundly respecting the dignity and sacredness of each person, we seek to
grow close to Christ and make him known through our way of life and ministry. We
commit ourselves principally to those on the margins of church and society.”

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SAFEGUARDING

The Oblates of Mary Immaculate are committed to creating a safe environment for
all. We want children, young people and vulnerable adults to feel included and
valued, their participation is to be encouraged by all Oblates… read more

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ABOUT THE OBLATES

Oblates exercise very diverse ministries but above all seek to dedicate
themselves to the poor and abandoned. One can thus find Oblates in Britain and
Ireland working in parishes, in missionary formation, preaching, social justice
and pastoral ministries, or prisons. “No ministry is alien to us as long as we
never lose sight of the main purpose of the Congregation: the evangelization of
the most abandoned.” ~ Oblate Constitutions and Rules.

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This week we read a Gospel so rich in meaning and symbol that if we are not
careful we try to say too much and risk saying nothing!
Have you ever been to Lourdes? Listen to some of our young volunteers share
their experience of pilgrimage to Lourdes. These young people are part of a
larger team of volunteers who give their time to go to Lourdes to accompany our
assisted pilgrims, or guests, during the pilgrimage.
Some of the members of the Friends Of Saint Eugene group in Peckham, London,
gathered for their monthly meeting this week to pray together and to share about
living the Oblate Charism and the spirituality of Saint Eugene in their daily
lives.
Wednesday Wisdom with Br Michael Moore OMI #OblateWednesdayWisdom
#wednesdaywisdom #maryoliverpoetry
Sr Hilary Fitzgerald (from Co. Kerry) recently celebrated her 103rd birthday and
85 years as a Religious Sister of Holy Family of Bordeaux currently living in
Rock Ferry, Birkenhead!
Sunday Reflection by Fr Brian Maher OMI
Yesterday evening we were joined by Fr. Alberto Gnemmi, O.M.I
We want to say a very big THANK YOU to Fr Oliver Barry who finished his term as
Provincial for the Anglo-Irish Province.
Day 2 of our Annual Assembly is in full


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