Resources
- Devotional Links
- Various Links
- Resources/Rotas
- Douai Abbey
- Daily Mass texts - from Our Catholic Prayers
- Lectio Divina (follow the link on the left) - St. Andrew's Abbey, Valyermo
- Daily Office – Prayer of the Church - Universalis, the Liturgy of the Hours
- Monastery Podcast - the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
- Sunday Readings - Centre for Liturgy at St. Louis University, Missouri, USA
- Daily readings reflection - Creighton University, Nebraska, USA
- Liturgy - the Liturgy Office of England and Wales
- Readings for a Marriage Service
- Praying the Rosary
- The Vatican
- Diocese pf Portsmouth
- Bishop Egan's Twitter Feed
- Bishop's Conference of England and Wales
- Catholic Internet Radio
- Pax Christi - the international movement for peace
- The Mill Hill Missionaries
- Church Calendar for 2016
- Churches Together in Berkshire
- Catholic Links
- Catholic Directory of England and Wales
- CAFOD
- Reading Marriage Care
- Catholic Singles
- Cabrini Children's Society
- The Counselling Directory
- Find a Mass anywhere in the British Isles
- The Art of Dying Well
- Repair Cafe Reading ~ This happens on the third weekend of Every Month (Saturday or Sunday depending on venue) and is run by Transition Town Reading, a community voluntary organisation that aims to create positive change through reducing environmental impact and dependence on oil. There is a range of community projects in Reading and the Greater Reading area that cover the key areas of Food, Energy and Waste. It is a a completely voluntary organisation and relies on donations and grants to run our projects.
- Guidelines for Prayers of the Faithful
- Parental Consent Form
- First Holy Communion Course outline 2017-2018
- Instructions for Eucharistic Ministers
- Evangelii Gaudium
- Laudato Si'
- Information about Gift Aid and Application Form
- Counting Rota to June 2017
- Counting Rota July to December 2017
- St. Mary's Parish Rota (to September 2017)
- May 2016: Ways To Live Gently On the Earth
Douai Abbey is home to a community of monks of the English Benedictine Congregation. The monastery is under the patronage of St Edmund, King and Martyr, and was founded in Paris in 1615. Uprooted by the French Revolution it settled at Douai in Flanders. After more political turmoil the monastic community finally returned to England in 1903, settling at Woolhampton in Berkshire, at the invitation of the Bishop of Portsmouth. Read more......