Ignatian Year

Ignatian Year events at Oxford

June 6, 2021

Three Catholic institutions in Oxford celebrated the Ignatian Year - Campion Hall, the Oxford Oratory, and the Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy.

  1. A reading of the early episodes of the Autobiography of St Ignatius of Loyola - a weekly breakfast event at the end of the summer term 2021.
  2. Concelebration by members of Campion Hall at a High Mass at the Oxford Oratory.
  3. A musical oratory commemorating Ss. Ignatius of Loyola, Teresa of Avila, and Philip Neri, held at the Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy and attended by students, members of Campion Hall, and the Oratory Fathers. You can download a programme of this event below.

Photos of the musical oratory event at Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy

Photo by Liv Cashman on Unsplash

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Ignatian Year

Through Lent with St Matthew (online daily retreat)

To begin on Ash Wednesday (18th February)

Through Lent with St Matthew is a daily online Lenten retreat from the Jesuit-run Ignatian Spirituality Centre in Glasgow, offering guided Gospel reflections in the Ignatian tradition to help you grow closer to Christ through prayer each day of the season.

Full Spiritual Exercises in Three Stages (St Beuno's)

Friday 20th February - Tuesday 3 March

Start the first stage of the Full Spiritual Exercises at St Beuno’s Jesuit Spirituality Centre in St Asaph (north Wales), 20 Feb – 3 Mar 2026, and explore St Ignatius’ timeless path of prayer and spiritual growth.

Journey through Lent: A Retreat in Daily Life (Edinburgh Jesuit Church)

Sunday 1st March - Sunday 29th March 2026

Deepen your spiritual life this Lent with a flexible retreat—pray daily, meet weekly, and discover the ‘sacred within the ordinary,’ run in collaboration by the Edinburgh Jesuit Church, Ps & Gs Church, and the Epiphany Group.

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Campion Lecture: 1758 - The Secret History of a Papal Election

Thursday 19th February, 5.15pm - 7.00pm

An exploration of intrigue and diplomacy behind a pivotal eighteenth-century papal conclave. Delivered in-person at Campion Hall by Professor Jane Stevenson (and also streamed online).

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