Welcome to The Ordinariate

Communion
& mission

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Last Things First: five conferences by Fr Ian Hellyer on Death, Judgment, Purgatory, Hell and Heaven
November 1, 2026
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December 31, 2026
Last Things First: Living in the Light of Eternity
Five conferences by Fr Ian Hellyer on Catholic teaching on the Last Things: Death, Judgment, Purgatory, Hell and Heaven. Each session looks at what the Church teaches, what the Church counsels and what the Saints tell us. Three sessions run in November and two in December, in the parish and on Zoom. To register your interest, email ian.hellyer@ordinariate.org.uk.
In the parish and on Zoom
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What liturgy do the members of the Ordinariate celebrate?
The Ordinariate celebrates the liturgy according to those liturgical books of the Anglican tradition which have been adapted and approved by the Holy See, as well as the Roman Rite.
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Do Anglicans who want to become Catholic have to join the Ordinariate?
The Holy Father's offer of a Personal Ordinariate for Anglicans entering into full communion with the Catholic Church is a generous and pastoral response to the desire of Anglicans for unity with the See of Peter. 
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Does the Ordinariate have parishes?
The Ordinariate will, in the future, have parishes where it has groups of members. These will be 'personal' parishes and not 'territorial' like a diocesan parish.