Oxford University Newman Society: Termly Dinner

18 November 2009

Termly Dinner

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About the Newman Society

The society promotes the faith of the Catholic Church in Oxford University. In 1878 Oxford's Catholics established the society as a means of renewing the church's life within the University. Since then the society has continued this mission, working alongside the Catholic Chaplaincy & local churches.

Patrons

His Eminence George Cardinal Pell
H.R.H. The Duchess of Kent
Rt. Rev. Arthur Roche
Rt. Rev. Peter Elliott

(Above: Newman Committee with Cardinal Pell in Hilary Term 2009)

'Faith in Oxford'
The Newman Society appeal

Cardinal George Pell has launched this appeal to raise an endowment for the society. Further information can be seen on our 'Appeal' page. You can give on-line via Oxford University.

More about the society

Newman Society grace
The society's motto and arms
Newman Society tie
Newman Society archive (Bodleian)
Some notable past speakers

Contact address

Oxford University Newman Society
The Old Palace
Rose Place
Oxford
OX1 1RD

Catholic Church in Oxford

Catholic Chaplaincy
Blackfriars (Priory of the Holy Spirit)
Local Churches (Oxford Deanary)
Opus Dei (Grandpont House)
Oxford Oratory (St Aloysius')
Oxford Ordinariate Group
Traditional Latin Mass in Oxford

Join the society's facebook group

Read about the society's history

Liturgical tradition

The society has a long history of promoting the Church’s Latin liturgical tradition. Our termly Mass is generally celebrated in the extraordinary form. This clip shows a Sarum Rite High Mass celebrated in Merton College.

Oxford's Catholic heritage

Our Lady of Oxford
Oxofrd University's saints
St Frideswide

Term Cards

Michaelmas Term 2011
Trinity Term 2010
Hilary Term 2010
Michaelmas Term 2009

Click here for reports on Cardinal Pell's visit to the society in 2009

Newman Society archive

Catalogue of the society's archive, held in the Bodleian Library

Recent blog posts

Founding Members in 1878

Fr. Gerard Manley Hopkins SJ (second from left, standing); Hartwell de la Garde Grissell (fourth from left, standing); President - Oliver Rodie Vassal-Phillipps (middle, sitting).