Oxford Oratory Church of St Aloysius Gonzaga - (Near Oxfordshire, South East)

5 /5 Jacob TAN: Love the architecture of this Church. The Church Is small compared to the Oratory Church in London but is sombre and beautiful. The person in the front office is very helpful and friendly.

5 /5 Murray Lark: The Oxford Oratory is a monument to the optimism of the Victorian Catholic second spring with its reredos crowded with saints backing a wide, open sanctuary. The Oratorians are traditionalist in outlook and the extraordinary form of the Roman rite was celebrated with quiet reverence. The ordinary form is also celebrated. The priests I have encountered are friendly, humane and shrewd confessors and effective preachers.

3 /5 Adil R: A very nice church in the heart of Oxford; tucked away behind its small gates. Has lovely architecture all over the ceiling.

5 /5 James Naismith: This Roman Catholic chapel was originally run by the Jesuits before becoming part of the Oratory movement. The chapel is very ornate. It is being restored from same damaging painting over murals (battleship grey paint post ww2). The shine to Newman has various artefacts that probably have significance to Roman Catholics. Well worth a visit, very different to most other Anglican churches although some colleges chapels are similar.

5 /5 Erin Plagerman: Gorgeous spot to visit, whether or not you are religious. If you are Catholic, expect a reverent, beautiful liturgy! Well worth stopping in to look around, pray, and especially attend Mass. The gift shop is very pleasant as well and well-stocked with books and religious gifts.