To step into the Chapel at St Antony’s is to step out of the busyness and business of the ‘normal’ everyday world, and into a place of stillness and calm.

The chapel timetable follows a weekly pattern of daily prayer, together with the regular celebration of the Eucharist, and sung services on Sundays and the major festivals of the Christian year. 

This is the central hub around which the life of the Priory revolves, defining the structure of the day and shaping the ethos of everything else we do here.

• On Sundays and major Festivals we have a Sung Mass, with incense, periods of silent prayer, and a selection of hymns and Taize chants.
• Weekday services tend to be simpler in format, but always contain significant periods of silence.

Contemplative prayer, the ancient practice of ‘Christian meditation’, is an essential ingredient in all our timetabled services. The chapel is maintained as a place reserved for private prayer and contemplation at all other times.

Confession, also known as the sacrament of reconcilliation, may be arranged by appointment with Fr Nicholas.