A project by the Diocese of Portsmouth Liturgical Formation Team
"In the Eucharist and in all the sacraments we are guaranteed the possibility of encountering the Lord Jesus and of having the power of his Paschal Mystery reach us."
Pope Francis
February 16, 2025
“Blessed the man who has placed his trust in the Lord”: This trust is based on the reality that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead, that he conquered sin, death, and destruction, and that we will rise again in glory.
February 23, 2025
If we are to be perfect, even as our Heavenly Father is perfect, we must be moved by the Spirit of God transforming us so that we are moved to recognise in everyone the image of Christ.
March 2, 2025
The conversion we desire to see in others must begin from ourselves. This is an important message we glean from today's gospel.
Do you have questions about the liturgy and how we are called to participate in it? Explore how the Church councils, saints and popes have answered this key question and many more.
Every movement of the Mass is rich in meaning but we can become over familiar with it. Rediscover the Mass and explore how it relates to the Exodus story, where many of its rituals come from and how it makes Jesus present to us today.
Information created by Fleur Dorrell to accompany the new lectionary can be viewed online, or downloaded here.
The Society of Saint Gregory is the national society for liturgy and music in the Roman Catholic Church in the UK.
The Liturgy Project is a project of the The Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth which is available to all. It exists to help people to encounter Christ through the liturgy of the Holy Mass. We hope that it can serve you as a liturgical resource and respond to the needs of those serving in the local church and to empower them to fully participate in the liturgy where they are.