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The traditional Dominican Rite was celebrated by members of the Dominican community at Oxford's Blackfriars: Celebrant, Martin Ganeri, OP, Deacon, Gregory Pearson, OP, Subdeacon, Jordan Scott, OP.
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Fr Gregory Pearson led the procession.
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We visited the site of the martyrdom of 1610: Oxford Castle. Above we are passing the municipal buildings next to the historic Castle complex, much of which, including the site of the Castle gallows, was used as a prison into the 1990s. Now it is possible to walk in and see where Bl George Napier, a seminary priest who toiled for a decade for the Catholics of Oxfordshire, had his heavenly nativity.
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Returning to Blackfriars, pausing outside Worcester College.
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The pilgrimage concludes with Benediction, celebrated by Fr Pearson.
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