MAGDALEN COLLEGE CHAPEL - TRINITY TERM 2018 - Magdalen College Oxford
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MAGDALEN COLLEGE CHAPEL
TRINITY TERM 2018WELCOME
All members of the College are warmly invited to use the Chapel as a place for
quiet reflection, prayer and worship. The services are conducted according to
the rites of the Church of England, but people of all faiths - and none - are
welcome to attend, and Christians of any denomination may receive Holy
Communion. We have a world-class choir and all the services are also open to
the public.
The Dean of Divinity is the Reverend Dr Jonathan Arnold,
jonathan.arnold@magd.ox.ac.uk, who is an Anglican Priest. He is happy to
meet and talk to everyone in College at any time, so do not hesitate to contact
him about all kinds of matters. He can be called on in Cloisters 4:2 without
appointment. Telephone 01865 276027 (76027 within the network).
Jonathan is assisted with the weekly round of services by the Fellows’ Chaplains
(the Reverend Professor Robert Gilbert and the Reverend Elaine Bardwell),
and by the Reverend Professor Sabina Alkire and the Reverend James
Crockford (Honorary Chaplains). The Founder’s Chaplain is Dr Ralph Walker,
who is an Emeritus Fellow of the College.
The Informator Choristarum (Director of Music) is Mark Williams,
mark.williams@magd.ox.ac.uk. He is responsible for the recruitment, training
and direction of the Choir. His rooms are in Cloisters 1, and he is assisted by
Alexander Pott (Assistant Organist) and William Fox (Organ Scholar).
The Chapel and Choir office is in Cloisters 2, and the Chapel and Choir PA,
Melanie Bennette, can be contacted at choir@magd.ox.ac.uk
The Verger is Joan Jones. She assists the clergy in the administration of
worship, the maintenance of the Chapel, and the ministry of welcome.
joan.jones@magd.ox.ac.uk
The Sacristans are Kyle Butcher, Kathryn King and Spencer Klavan. They are
always happy to train up fellow-students who would like to be altar servers
and/or to assist in the life of the Chapel more broadly. If you would be
interested in serving as a Sacristan, contact kyle.butcher@magd.ox.ac.uk
COVER IMAGE: ANONYMOUS 14TH-CENTURY EASTERN-EUROPEAN ICON,
DEPICTING THE TRINITYTIMES OF SERVICES IN FULL TERM
Sunday
11am Sung Eucharist 6pm Choral Evensong
9.45-10.45am Light breakfast in Cloisters 4:2. Followed by refreshments in
Followed by lunch in the New Room. the Antechapel.
Monday 8.30am Morning Prayer 6pm Choral Evensong
(Frideswide Voices)
Tuesday 8.30am Morning Prayer 6pm Choral Evening Prayer
Wednesday 8.30am Morning Prayer 6pm Choral Evensong
Thursday 8.30am Morning Prayer 6pm Choral Evensong
Friday 8.30am Morning Prayer 6pm Choral Evening Prayer
Saturday ------- 6pm Choral Evensong
SPECIAL SERVICES THIS TERM
Wednesday 25 April, 6pm Festal Evensong for St Mark’s Day sung jointly
with Tiffin Boys’ Choir
Tuesday 1 May, 9.15am Sung Eucharist for SS Philip & James
Tuesday 1 May, 6pm Choral Evensong sung by the Chapel Choir of Summer
Fields School, Oxford
Thursday 3 May, 6pm Choral Evensong before the Simon Perrott Oration
Friday 4 May, 6pm Choral Evensong before the Waynflete Dinner
Saturday 5 May, 6pm Choral Evensong sung jointly with the Choirs of New
College and Christ Church at Christ Church Cathedral (no service at Magdalen)
Thursday 10 May, 6pm Sung Eucharist for Ascension Day
Monday 14 May, 6pm Festal Evensong for St Matthias (Frideswide Voices)
Friday 18 May, 9pm Sung Compline (Night Prayer)
Tuesday 22 May, 5.30pm Confirmation Service with Sung Eucharist
Monday 28 May, 6pm Choral Evensong sung by the Liturgical Choir of St
Martin, Roath, Cardiff
Wednesday 30 May, 7pm Roman Catholic Mass
Thursday 31 May, 6pm Sung Eucharist for Corpus Christi
Friday 8 June, 9pm Sung Compline (Night Prayer)
Monday 11 June, 6pm Festal Evensong for St Barnabas (Frideswide Voices)
Tuesday 12 June, 6pm Choral Evensong for Founder’s Day
Saturday 23 June, 6pm Choral Evensong before the Gaudy (2007-2008)
Saturday 30 June, 6pm Choral Evensong before the Benefactors’ Gaudy
Friday 20 July, 6pm Sung Eucharist for St Mary Magdalen DaySUNDAY HOMILIES, SERMONS AND ADDRESSES
Homilies at the morning Sung Eucharist last approximately five minutes,
and Sermons & Addresses at Evensong last approximately ten minutes.
22 April University Sermon for St. Mark’s Day with Choral Matins
11am: Dr Paula Gooder, Director of Learning, Mission and Development
for the Diocese of Birmingham
29 April
11am: The Dean of Divinity
6pm: The Right Honourable Ann Widdecombe, PC, DSG, Former MP
6 May
11am: The Reverend Elaine Bardwell, Fellows’ Chaplain
13 May
11am: Professor Laurie Maguire, Tutorial Fellow in English
6pm: The Reverend Canon Professor Sarah Foot, Regius Professor of
Ecclesiastical History, Oxford University
20 May (Pentecost)
11am: Dr Ralph Walker, Founder’s Chaplain
6pm: Professor Susan Gillingham, Tutorial Fellow in Theology,
Worcester College
27 May (Trinity Sunday)
11am: The Reverend Professor Sabina Alkire, Honorary Chaplain
3 June
11am: The Reverend Professor Robert Gilbert, Fellows’ Chaplain
6pm: The Reverend Canon Sue Booys, Rector, Dorchester Abbey
10 June
11am: The Dean of Divinity Hot lunch served afterwards in the New Room
6pm: Lord Patten of Barnes, CH, PC, Chancellor, Oxford University
18 June University Sermon for St. John the Baptist’s Day
10am (in St John’s Quad): The Reverend Canon Jeremy Haselock,
Chaplain to Her Majesty the Queen, Warden of the Guild of Church Musicians,
and former Precentor and Vice-Dean of Norwich CathedralFRIDESWIDE VOICES
Frideswide Voices is a girl choristers’ choir directed by Will Dawes.
Established in 2014 under the auspices of The Frideswide Foundation, a
charitable trust, the choir promotes opportunities for girls, aged between 7 and
14, to sing within the liturgy in Oxford college chapels. This term they will be
‘in residence’ at Magdalen and singing Evensongs on Mondays in term.
THE ADDISON SOCIETY
Joseph Addison (1672-1719) was an English essayist, poet, playwright,
politician and Fellow of Magdalen. Every Monday lunchtime, from 1pm until
2pm, The Addison Society meets in the Dean of Divinity’s rooms (Cloisters
4:2) for a free lunch to talk about the arts, culture, current affairs and faith. All
are welcome to this open, non-judgmental and frank discussion group. If you
are interested in joining this group then please speak to, or email, the Dean of
Divinity or just come along.
THE ADDISON SOCIETY DESSERT AND DISCUSSION EVENING
The Addison Society Dessert and Discussion Evening is open to all members of
College and provides a forum to discuss ethical, social and religious issues. This
term the Society meets after formal hall at 8.30pm on Tuesday 5 June (Seventh
Week) in the Summer Common Room (free of charge). The speaker is Nigel
Biggar, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at Oxford University.
He will be speaking on ‘Ethics and Empire’. If you would like to come to this
event, please email the Dean of Divinity.
A TALK ON POVERTY BY FRANK FIELD, MP
On Thursday 7 June at 4.30pm the Rt Hon Frank Field, DL, MP for Birkenhead
and Chair of the Work and Pensions Select Committee will give a talk entitled
‘From poverty to life chances and back to destitution’ with questions, in the
Summer Common Room. The event is free and all are welcome to attend. If
you would like to come to this event, please email the Dean of Divinity.
!!!
www.magd.ox.ac.uk/chapel-and-choir/
www.magdalencollegechoir.com www.frideswidevoices.co.ukWHO’S WHO
The Christian Union Rep in College is Sarah Parkin,
sarah.parkin@magd.ox.ac.uk. The Christian Union organises Bible studies
and prayer meetings in College on a weekly basis.
The Muslim Rep in College is Yethrib Muhamed,
yethrib.muhamed@magd.ox.ac.uk. The Muslim Chaplains are Dr Afifi Al-
Akiti, afifi.al-akiti@worc.ox.ac.uk and Professor Muhammad Talib
(01865 288531), muhammad.talib@anthro.ox.ac.uk
The Jewish Rep in College is Jemma Silvert, jemma.silvert@magd.ox.ac.uk.
The Jewish Chaplains are Rabbi Michael and Tracey Rosenfeld-Schuler
(07717 742835), michael@mychaplaincy.co.uk; tracey@mychaplaincy.co.uk,
www.mychaplaincy.co.uk
The Roman Catholic Rep in College is Carol Mak,
pui.mak@magd.ox.ac.uk The Roman Catholic Chaplaincy is run by
Senior Chaplain Fr Matthew Power SJ (01865 276993),
matthew.power@jesuits.net. The Assistant Chaplain is Fr Keith McMillan SJ
(01865 276990), k.p.mcmillan.sj@gmail.com; catholic.chaplaincy@ox.ac.uk
The Hindu Chaplain is Shaunaka Rishi Das (01865 304303),
shaunaka@ochs.org.uk
The Christian Orthodox Rep and President of the Oxford Orthodox
Christian Student Society is Walker Thompson (07752 365271),
walker.thompson@magd.ox.ac.uk. The Greek Orthodox Priest of Holy
Trinity Church is Protopresbyter Ian Graham (01865 200717).
The Russian Priests are Fr Seraphim Vänttinen Newtonon (01993 772834),
frseraphim@btinternet.com and Fr Stephen Platt, fr.stephen.platt@gmail.com
The Buddhist Chaplain is the Venerable Dr Khammai Dhammasami
(01865 791591), oxford_buddhavihara@yahoo.co.uk;
www.oxfordbuddhavihara.org.uk
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