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SOCIETY OF ST PIUS X District of Great Britain Newsletter

Website: www.sspx.co.uk

September/October 2014

“Let our land rejoice in the greatest exultation. Let it shine in the

light of the birth of such a Virgin. For she is the flower of the field,

from her bloomed the precious lily of the valley.”

– Sermon of Saint Augustine

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SOCIETY OF ST PIUS X IN GREAT BRITAIN (www.sspx.co.uk) LONDON St George’s House Tel: 020 8946 7916 Fr P Morgan (Superior)

125, Arthur Road, Fax: 020 8879 7669 Fr H Lindstrom

London SW19 7DR Fr F Ockerse

In the event of an emergency please call: 0745 4886767

BRISTOL St. Saviour’s House Tel: 0117 977 5863 Fr P Pazat (Prior)

St. Agnes Avenue Fax: 0117 977 7738 Fr E MacDonald

Bristol BS4 2DU

Tel: 0117 971 0220 Sr Marie Charbel J.SS.R

(Sisters) Sr Mary Joseph J.SS.R

CARLUKE

St Andrew’s House Tel: 01555 771523 Fr J McLaughlin (Prior)

31 Lanark Road, Fr A Wingerden

Carluke, Lanarkshire ML8 4HE

PRESTON

St Mary’s House, Tel: 01772 885990 Fr B King (Prior)

12 Ribblesdale Place Fax: 01772 562428 Fr V Vandendaele

Preston PR1 3NA

ST MICHAEL’S SCHOOL

St Raphael’s House Tel: 01635 278 137 Fr Summers(Headmaster)

(Junior & Senior Boys’ School) Fax: 01635 278 601 Fr G Holden

Harts Lane Fr L Barrett

Burghclere, RG20 9JW Br Ignatius

Br Columba Maria

Priests’ Residence: Tel: 01635 278 173

St Michael’s House Tel: 01635 253 209 Sr Mary Elizabeth

Andover Road, Fax: 01635 255 145 Sr Mary Ancilla

Highclere, RG20 9QU, Sr Marie Salome

Sr Maria Vicenta

STRONSAY

St Columba’s House Tel: 01857 616 206 Fr Nicholas Mary C.SS.R

Stronsay, Orkney, KW17 2AS Br Gerard Mary C.SS.R

Bt Louis Mary CSSR

Fr A Rolph Tel: 01773 833 479

2 Lawman Gardens

Bonsall Lane, Alfreton Derbys, DE55 7PS

Carmel Books, Blackford House Tel: 01635 255340 [email protected]

Andover Rd, Highclere, Berks. RG20 9PF Website: carmel-books.org

Liturgical Calendar September 2014Liturgical Calendar September 2014Liturgical Calendar September 2014Liturgical Calendar September 2014

Mon 1st Feria (comm. St Giles Ab, W) IV

Tue 2nd St Stephen C, W III

Wed 3rd ST PIUS X, P C, W I

Thu 4th Feria IV

Fri 5th St Lawrence Justinian BC, W III

Sat 6th Our Lady on Saturday, W IV

Sun 7th XIII after Pentecost, G II

Tue 9th Feria (comm. St Gorgonius) IV

Wed 10th St Nicholas of Tolentino C, W III

Thu 11th Feria (comm. SS Protus and Hyacinth) IV

Fri 12th Most Holy Name of Mary, W II


Sun 14th Exaltation of Holy Cross, R II

Mon 15th Seven Sorrows of BVM, W II

Tue 16th SS Cornelius PM and St Cyprian BM, R III

Wed 17th Feria (comm. Stigmata of St Francis) IV

Thu 18th St Joseph of Cupertino C, W III

Fri 19th SS Januarius and Companions MM, R III

Sat 20th Our Lady on Saturday, W (comm. SS MM) IV

Sun 21st XV after Pentecost, G (comm. St Matthew Ap) II

Mon 22nd St Thomas of Villanova BC, W III

Tue 23rd St Linus PM, R III

Wed 24th Ember Day (comm. Our Lady of Ransom) II

Thu 25th Feria IV

Fri 26th Ember Day (comm. SS Cyprian & Justina) II

Sat 27th Ember Day (comm. SS Cosmas & Damian) II

Sun 28th XVI after Pentecost, G II

Mon 29th Dedication of St Michael Archangel, W I

Tue 30th St Jerome CD, W III

Code:

P = Pope B = Bishop M = Martyr A = Abbot C = Confessor D = Doctor

V = Virgin W = Widow

Liturgical Colour (Italics)

R = Red W = White V = Violet G = Green B = Black

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Liturgical Calendar October 2014Liturgical Calendar October 2014Liturgical Calendar October 2014Liturgical Calendar October 2014 Wed 1st Feria (comm. St Remigius C) IV

Thu 2nd Holy Guardian Angels, W III

Fri 3rd St Theresa of the Child Jesus V, W III

Sat 4th St Francis C, W III

Sun 5th XVII after Pentecost, G II

Mon 6th St Bruno C, W III

Tue 7th BVM of the Holy Rosary, W II

Wed 8th St Bridget of Sweden W, W (comm. SS MM) III

Thu 9th St John Leonardi C, W III

Fri 10th St Francis Borgia C, W III

Sat 11th Motherhood of BVM, W III

Sun 12th XVIII after Pentecost, G II

Mon 13th St Edward KC, W (II class in England and Wales) III

Tue 14th St Callistus PM, R III

Wed 15th St Theresa of Avila V, W III

Thu 16th St Hedwig W, W III

Fri 17th St Margaret Mary Alacoque V, W III

Sat 18th St Luke, Evangelist, R II

Sun 19th XIX after Pentecost, G II

Mon 20th St John Cansius C, W III

Tue 21st Feria (comm. St Hilarion, SS Ursula & comps.) IV

Wed 22nd Feria IV

Thu 23rd St Anthony Mary Claret BC, W III

Fri 24th St Raphael Archangel, W III


Sun 26th FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING I

Mon 27th Feria IV

Tue 28th SS Simon and Jude Aps, R II Wed 29th Feria IV

Thu 30th Feria IV

Fri 31th Feria IV

Code:

P = Pope B = Bishop M = Martyr A = Abbot C = Confessor D = Doctor

V = Virgin W = Widow

Liturgical Colour (Italics)

R = Red W = White V = Violet G = Green B = Black

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CONTENTS OF THE NEWSLETTER -8 Letter from the District Superior

Page 9 Strange to the Convert

Page 10 Walsingham and Holywell pilgrimages

Page 11 Year Planner

Page 12-13 Scandinavian Mass Schedule

Page 15-18 Novena Prayer to St Pius X

Page 20-21 Third Order Newsletter

Page 25 Sacramental Records

Page 27 Retreats at Bristol

Page 29 Servers’ Corner

LETTER FROM THE DISTRICT SUPERIOR

In 1889 the future Pius X, then Bishop of Mantua, spoke in praise of

Christian peace in one of his sermons:

‘Let us ask for peace, peace as it is understood and desired by the chil-

dren of God: this is a peace worthy of the name, which Holy Scripture

in no way separates from Truth , Justice and Grace: it is the tranquil

performance of the Christian law, the peaceful development of works

of faith and charity, the public affirmation of the truths and the precepts

of the Gospel, the conformity of human laws and institutions with the

doctrines and moral teachings of Jesus Christ, the unceasing resistance

to the prince of darkness and all those who propagate his perverse max-

ims.’

Later, as pope, Pius X feared that there would be an all-out war in

Europe. Indeed Cardinal Merry del Val testified that on many occasions

Pius X had in 1911 and 1912 predicted the unleashing of the Great

War. When it became clear in 1914 that war was imminent the pope

was profoundly shaken nonetheless. When the Austrian Ambassador

My dear brethren,

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came to announce the declaration of war on Serbia and asked for a

blessing for the imperial armies Pius X replied: “Tell the Emperor that

I can bless neither war nor those who have desired war. I bless peace.”

On August 2nd the Pope published an exhortation, which was to be his

last pontifical act, urging Catholics of the entire world, whichever

camp they belonged to, to turn to “Him from Whom alone help can

come, Christ, the Prince of Peace and mankind’s all merciful Mediator

with God.” The pope’s soul was indeed torn by the most painful sor-

row for the salvation and life of so many individuals and peoples, and

all the testimonies agree that the outbreak of the World War pro-

foundly shattered Pius X and that the news of the first battles over-

whelmed him with suffering. Suffering from a bronchial-pulmonary

condition the pope offered his poor life as a holocaust so as to prevent

the massacre of so many of his children. Fortified by the last Sacra-

ments he expired on August 20th uttering an act of trust in the Ve-

netian dialect, “Jesus, Joseph and Mary, I give you my heart and my

soul.”

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Whilst the centenary of St Pius X’s ‘birthday into heaven’ should be a

joyful occasion, it is alas marked by ongoing conflicts in different parts

of the world, not least in the Middle East, precisely because man seeks

an absence of war rather than that true peace of which Bishop Sarto

had spoken.

Hence our thoughts and prayers are with those suffering in Iraq and

Gaza, not least ‘those of the household of the Faith.’ Details of how to

sponsor a Christian family may be found on the website of the Saint

Thomas the Apostle Chaldean Catholic Eparchy in the United

States at: www.helpiraq.org as well as at "Adopt a Christian from

Mosul" campaign at asia.news.it/en

In preparation for St Pius X’s feastday on 3rd September I have in-

cluded a novena prayer and litanies elsewhere in this newsletter. As

per this issue’s ‘servers’ corner,’ it would be laudable for the Relics of

our heavenly patron to be exposed for veneration in our different chap-

els and churches in the course of this centenary year.

Winners of the St Pius X centenary raffle will be announced on 3rd

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September, the first and second prizes being places on the Society’s

October 2014 pilgrimage ‘in the footsteps of St Pius X.’ This pilgrim-

age concludes with the Christ the King weekend in Lourdes, whose

precise schedule can be found on the Society’s website dici.org

The three day event is offered in thanksgiving for the gift of the Faith

and for the grace to conserve fidelity to the combat for Tradition, for

the reign of Christ the King, for the triumph of the Immaculate Heart

of Mary, and for the Holy Catholic and Roman Church.

In attendance will be the three bishops of the Society of St Pius X , the

major-superiors the international seminaries, and representatives of

the traditional religious communities.

For other news:

Saint Michael’s School

The school again obtained excellent results in the public examinations

having achieved a 100% pass-rate in grades A-C at GCSE level.

Congratulations also go to Old Michaelian Charlie Flynn who won a

gold medal for boxing at the Commonwealth Games this summer in

his native Scotland. His courage was not restricted to the boxing-ring

as he publicly manifested his Faith by making the sign of the cross on

the awards-podium as well as wearing prominently the Brown scapu-

lar for his media interviews.

Vocations

I am happy to announce also that one of the boys from the school, by

name David Seeber, who passed his A-levels this summer, has been

accepted at the Society’s seminary in Flavigny, France. Additionally

member of staff Mr Jeffrey Godber will be joining the Traditional

Capuchins, also in France, and plans to enter as a Postulant this au-

tumn. Also, Mr Charles Byrne of Ireland is set to recommence his

studies at the Society’s American seminary of Winona. Hence we do

well to pray for the perseverance of these new candidates as well as

for our existing four seminarians in Econe and Winona.

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Rosary Tallies

The Society’s international Rosary Crusade, which ended on Pente-

cost Sunday, resulted in a grand total of over six million rosaries, with

some 49,453 coming from GB and 18,500 received to date from Ire-

land. Deo gratias et Mariae!

Canterbury pilgrimage

Many thanks for the generous second collection towards this year’s

successful Canterbury pilgrimage. Totals from the different Priories

are to be found elsewhere in this newsletter. A record 150 pilgrims set

off from Rochester on the two and a half day walk to Canterbury, with

some 200 souls in attendance on the final day.

Athlone

Just as this newsletter goes to press on the Fesat of the Immaculate

|Heart of Mary, I just have received news that at long last the planning

permission has been granted for the renovation of Court Devenish

House. Fr Walliez, the new prior, sang a Te Deum in Corpus Christi

Church to mark the occasion!

With every good wish and blessing,

Father Paul Morgan

Superior

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SAINT PIUS X CELEBRATIONS AT St. JOSEPH’S

CHURCH, LONDON N7

3rd September 2014

7pm Solemn High Mass

followed by sung Te Deum

and veneration of St Pius X’s Relic.

Complimentary light refreshments in church hall

with the centenary raffle draw.

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Strange to the Convert

Money Money plays a very prominent role in the Catholic Religion. The priest of-

ten mentions it from the pulpit and sometimes in vigorous language. Hardly

has the money offered at the door stopped tinkling when the Offertory col-

lection begins, and that is only just finished when the Post-Communion col-

lection starts. Then there are whist drives, jumble sales and raffles. On top

of these, parish football pools may be an embarrassment to one trained in a

Protestant notion of gambling.

Necessary

It is all necessary. The expenses of a parish are enormous. There are no

‘Livings’ in the Catholic Church, no ancient endowments, central funds or

state aid in this country, on which to rely. Moneys and salaries and the up-

keep of the Church, house and property must come from collections taken at

the Offertory of the Mass. The priests’ house is really flats for two or three

bachelors and separate apartments for housekeeper and maid. It is expen-

sive. Most parishes have a large debt on the church to pay off and the inter-

est to find yearly. Nearly all have two schools to maintain and some as

many as four. Very many have to build one or two schools, receiving inade-

quate financial support from the Government. With such demands on them

and no sources of revenue outside the parish, the parish priests cannot be

fastidious about appeals for money.

Desirable

It is desirable that money should play a prominent part in the life of the par-

ish. The collection is not merely the obtaining of money to meet the bills. It

is a practical way in which the Christian can identify himself with the sacri-

fice offered at the altar. The man gives the price of a short period of his

weeks labour, the woman the price of a loaf or a small object of clothing for

her children, the young; the price of a simple pleasure. That is a proof of

their love.

There is a close connection between the money and the Mass. It builds the

church and maintains it, provides the vestments, chalice, bread and wine and

supports the priest. The giving of it is an important act of religion and even

if a parish had no financial worries, a collection would still be desirable.

Money should be integrated with the service of God. It is sanctimonious to

be disgusted with the jingling of coins during Mass.

An excerpt from the Booklet : “Strange to the Convert”

by Rev. Edward K. Taylor C.M.S.

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Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Walsingham

Saturday 30th August - Sunday 31st August 2014

For the Solemn Consecration “of ourselves, our

families, our country” to the Sorrowful and

Immaculate Heart of Mary

Saturday: Pilgrims should meet at the

Slipper Chapel at 1pm for the Procession into Walsingham,

where Mass will be celebrated in the Abbey grounds

Sunday Mass at 11am, 31st August in the Abbey grounds

NOTICE

ABERDEEN MASS CENTRE

Please note there will be no Mass

during September/October

Pilgrimage to Holywell

13th September 2014

12noon Mass in St David’s

3pm Prayers and Devotions

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YEAR PLANNER 2014

30th-31st August Walsingham Pilgrimage

1st September Mass for Deceased Friends and Benefactors

3rd September 20th Anniversary of the Blessing

of St Saviour’s House, Bristol

3rd September Centenary feast-day of St Pius X

10th September Day of Adoration: Bristol

13th September Holywell Pilgrimage

29th September Day of Adoration: London

1st October Mass for Deceased Friends and Benefactors

18th-27th October Pilgrimage to N Italy and France

2nd November Mass for Deceased Friends and Benefactors

1st December Mass for Deceased Friends and Benefactors

3rd December Day of Adoration: Bristol

10th December Day of Adoration: Preston

FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING Sunday 26th October 2014

Sung Mass, Procession and Benediction Act of Consecration of Human Race

at St Michael’s School Chapel - 9.30am (Also Low Mass at 7.30am)

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Sung Mass and Benediction Act of Consecration of Human Race

at Our Lady Help of Christians, Portsmouth - 11.30am

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Masses in Scandinavia September 2014 Fr Sandmark visits Stockholm 13 - 15 September Fr Ockerse visits Oslo 14 September Fr Lindström visits Scandinavia 20 - 25 September Stockholm (Fr Sandmark) Saturday 13 September 10 am Sunday 14 September 11 am (NB!) Monday 15 September 8 am Oslo (Fr Ockerse) Sunday 14 September 10 am* (NB: time subject to change) Malmö Saturday 20 September 10:30 am Oslo Sunday 21 September 10 am Stockholm Sunday 21 September 5 pm Monday 22 September 9 am Aalborg Wednesday 24 September 5 pm (Mass for Friends and Benefactors of the Scandinavian apostolate) Thursday 25 September 8 am *Check www.sspx.co.uk or ask the local coordinator to confirm this Mass time, which is subject to possible change at short notice.

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Masses in Scandinavia October 2014 Fr Lindström visits Scandinavia NB: Only the Sunday Masses are listed here; weekday Masses, also in Malmö and Aalborg, will be announced soon on www.sspx.co.uk Oslo Sunday 12 October 10 am Stockholm Sunday 12 October 5 pm (NB!) Oslo Sunday 19 October 10 am Stockholm Sunday 19 October 5 pm For further information, please contact: Father Håkan Lindström, St George's House, 125 Arthur Road, London SW19 7DR Tel: +44 20 8946 7916 Email: [email protected] (During visits to Scandinavia, Father is most easily reached by email.)

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PRIORY TOTALS

Bristol £238.87

Burghclere TBA

Carluke £205

Preston £232.64

Wimbledon £636.64

Canterbury Pilgrimage second Collections

CANTERBURY PILGRIMAGE JULY 2014

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NOVENA PRAYER to SAINT PIUS X

Glorious Pontiff, Saint Pius, devoted servant of our Lord and

loving child of Mary, I invoke you as a Saint in heaven. I give

myself to you that you may always be my father, my protector

and my guide in the way of holiness and salvation. Aid me in

observing the duties of my state of life. Obtain for me great

purity of heart and a fervent love of the interior life after your

own example. Pope of the Blessed Sacrament, teach me to love

Holy Mass and Holy Communion, as the source of all grace and

holiness and to receive this Sacrament as often as I can. Gentle

father of the poor, help me to imitate your charity towards my

fellowmen in word and deed. Consoler of the suffering, help

me to bear my daily cross patiently and with perfect resigna-

tion to the will of God. Loving Shepherd of the flock of Christ,

obtain for me the grace of being a true child of Holy Mother

Church. Saint Pius, Beloved Holy Father, I humbly implore

your powerful intercession in obtaining from the Divine Heart

of Jesus all the graces necessary for my spiritual and temporal

welfare. I recommend to you in particular this favour…

( Mention your request).

Great Pontiff, whom Holy Mother Church has raised to the

honour of our altars and urged me to invoke and imitate as a

Saint, I have great confidence in your prayers. I earnestly trust

that if it is God’s holy will, my petition will be granted, through

your intercession for me at the throne of God. Saint Pius, pray

for me and for those I love. I beg of you, by your love of Jesus

and Mary, do not abandon us in our needs. May we experience

the peace and joy of your holy death. Amen. In thanksgiving to God for the graces bestowed on Saint Pius. Our Fa-

ther. Hail Mary. Glory be (3 times)

Let us Pray

O God who raised up Saint Pius X to be the Chief Shepherd of

Thy flock and specially endowed him with devotion to the Holy

Eucharist, with Zeal for Thy divine truths and with love of thy

liturgy, we beseech Thee, that we who venerate his memory on

earth, may enjoy his powerful intercession in heaven.

Through Christ our Lord. Amen

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LITANY IN HONOUR OF SAINT PIUS X

(for private use)

Lord, have mercy on us.

Christ, have mercy on us.

Lord, have mercy on us.

Christ, hear us.

Christ, graciously hear us.

God the Father of Heaven, have mercy on us.

God the Son, Redeemer of the world,

God the Holy Ghost,

Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us.

Saint Pius, pray for us.

Eager for holiness of life,

Childlike in humility and simplicity,

Heroic in self-sacrifice,

Fervently devoted to the Mass,

Model of the interior life,

Loyal disciple of the Divine Master,

Loving child of Our Lady,

Master of Theology and the Scriptures,

Gifted with sacred eloquence,

Patron of priests and seminarians,

Christ-like lover of souls,

Ideal of the priestly life,

Lover of children,

Support of family life,

Beloved of the people,

Tireless in works of charity,

Gentle friend of the poor,

Compassionate towards those in need,

Tender toward those in suffering,

Healer of the sick,

Zealous to restore all things in Christ,

Apostle of Frequent Communion,

Pope of the Eucharist,

Devoted to the spiritual and social welfare of man-

kind,

Pope of Catholic Action,

Martyr of Peace,

Apostolic promoter of religious instruction,

Illustrious Head of the Church of Christ,

Fearless defender of God’s truth,

Servant of the servants of God,

Wise Shepherd of the flock of Christ,

That we may learn to know and love Our Saviour,

That we may be protected from sin and the spirit of

the world,

That we may ever follow the teaching and example

of our life,

That we may love Holy Mass as the centre of our

holy religion,

That we may receive Holy Communion frequently

for the sanctification of our souls,

That we may be devoted children of the Church,

That we may be zealous in spreading the Catholic

Truth,

That we may be preserved from the horrors of war, That nations may be restored to true brotherhood with

justice and freedom for all,

That the Church may enjoy true peace and security for

the glory of God and the salvation of souls,

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SAINT PIUS X IN DEATH

Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, spare

us O Lord,

Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, gra-

ciously hear us O Lord,

Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, have

mercy on us.

V/ Pray for us, Saint Pius.

R/ That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.

Let us pray

O God, who raised up Saint Pius X to be the Chief Shep-

herd of Thy flock and specially endowed him with devotion

to the Holy Eucharist, with zeal for Thy divine truths, and

with love of Thy liturgy, grant, we beseech Thee, that we

who venerate his memory on earth, may enjoy his powerful

intercession in heaven. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

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The Baptism of Isaac Luscombe at St Joseph and Padarn Church, London - 27th July 2014

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Third Order Newsletter

How to Converse continually and familiarly with God

Chapter 2: Why have you loved Me?

Consider that no one-whether friend or brother, father or

mother, lover or spouse-loves you more than your God. And

divine grace is the inestimable treasure through which vile

creatures and servants like ourselves become dear friends of

our Creator. “For she is an infinite treasure to men! Which

they that use, become the friends of God.” (Wis. 7:14) It was

for the purpose of increasing our confidence that He

“emptied Himself” (Phil. 2:7), so to speak, humbling Himself

to the point of becoming a man in order to live in familiar

converse with us. “He conversed with men.” (Bar. 3:38). He

went so far as to become a little Babe and to live in poverty

for our sake. He even placed Himself under the species of

bread so as to be with us always and in the most intimate un-

ion. “He that eateth My Flesh, and drinketh My Blood, abideth

in Me, and I in him.” (John 6:57)

In short, so great is God’s love for you that He seems to love

no one but you. And therefore, you should love no one but

Him. [That is, we should love only God with an absolute love

which supersedes every other consideration.] You should be

able to say to Him: My Beloved to me, and I to Him.” (Cant.

2:16). My God has given Himself entirely to me, and I give

my whole self to Him; He has chosen me for His beloved,

and I choose Him from among all for my only love. “My Be-

loved is white and ruddy, chosen out of thousands.” (Cant.

5:10)

Often, therefore speak to God in these words: “O my Lord,

why have You loved me so much? What good do ou find in

my poor self? Have you forgotten the injuries I have done

you? But since You have treated me with so much love-for

instead of having condemned me to Hell, You have given me

graces without number-I will henceforth love no one but

You, my God and my all. What grieves me most in my past

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First Holy Communions and Baptism for the Chevrier fam-

ily at St Joseph’s London 10th August 2014

Extract from: “How to Converse continually and familiarly with God”

by St Alphonsus Liguori)

Offenses. O my loving God, is not so much the punishment I

have deserved, as the displeasure I have given You, Who are

worthy of infinite love. But you never reject a repentant and

humble heart . “A contrite and humbled heart, O God, Thou

wilt t despise.” (Ps. 50:19). Now indeed I wish forno one else

but You alone in this life and in the next. “For what have I in

Heaven? And besides Thee what do I desire upon

earth?...Thou art the God of my heart, and the God that is my

portion forever.” (Ps. 72:25-26). You alone are and will al-

ways be the only Lord of my heart and will; You alone my

only good, my heaven, my hope, my all. “Thou art the God of

my heart, and the God that is my portion forever.” (Ps. 72:26).

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The Baptism of Anthony Jurkowski

at St Michael’s School Chapel on 6th July

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The Baptism of Benoit Joseph Ange Flynn


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The Wedding of

Michael Kika

and Ingrid Shaw

at

St Anne’s Church,

Leicester

on

14th June

The Baptism of Ola Magdalen Martin

at Stronsay Chapel, Orkney on 14th July

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Sacramental Records Sacramental Records Sacramental Records Sacramental Records

BaptismBaptismBaptismBaptism

Patrick Owen Christopher Haggett

at Ss. Joseph and Padarn Church, London, on 29th June

Anthony Jurkowski


Benoit Joseph Ange Flynn


Ola Magdalen Martin

at Stronsay Chapel, Orkney, on 14th July

Isaac Augustine Peter Luscombe

at Ss. Joseph and Padarn Church, London, on 27th July

Camille Christine Annie Chevrier

at Ss. Joseph and Padarn Church, London, on 10th August

First Holy CommunionFirst Holy CommunionFirst Holy CommunionFirst Holy Communion

Servane Flynn


Dermot Chevrier and Alannah Chevrier

at Sts. Joseph and Padarn Church, London on 10th August

Marriage Marriage Marriage Marriage

Michael Kika and Ingrid Shaw

at Saint Anne’s Church, Leicester on 14th June

Silver Wedding AnniversarySilver Wedding AnniversarySilver Wedding AnniversarySilver Wedding Anniversary

Mark and Rachel Coward on 26th August

The First Holy Communion of Servane Flynn


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DEATH NOTICES

Of your charity please pray for the souls of:

MARY MILLS of IPSWICH

BRIAN CODD of HAMPTON COURT

SUSAN BURLEY OF GUILDFORD

RITA SHALLCROSS of MANCHESTER

JACKIE BATES of BROUGHTON MILLS

CMDR. PHILLIP COOKSON of ALVERSTOKE, HANTS. Requiescant in Pace

Please pray for the following whose anniversaries occur about this time

SEPTEMBER

Father Gordon Bancks, Father George Grime, Dominic Capaldi, Gil-

bert May, Donald Meacham, Helen O’Brien, Marjorie Beethome,

Eileen O’Brien, Joseph Hunt, Joan Scorcher, Leslie Belton, Gerard

McDonough, Eunice Spender, C.W. Warburton, Helena Henderson,

Bernadette Keenan, Michael Balfe, Daniel O’Connor, John Kemp,

Charles Chandler, Diana Nelson, Nicholas Throck-Morton, Kathleen

Pond, Philipa Reid, Frederick Smithson, David Edwards, Christine

McLaughlin, Christina Farrell, Desmond Niall, Audrey du Rose,

Anthony Allen, Hugh McGovern, Eileen Carroll, Ronald Hender-

son, Desmond Farrell, James Scott, Cecilia Cutler, Primitiva Teresa

Baalam, Theodora Beigel, Lilian Charnley, Mary Christine Smith-

son, Renee Sergeant, Olive Netton, Norah Tipping, Dr. A. B. Cul-

hane, Caroline Fauvelle, Kathleen Quigley, Malcolm Potter, Joseph

Whittaker Coupe, Tina Fitzgibbon, Patricia Hackett, Mary McLane,

Margaret Jenkins, Alice Ketterer, Frank Conyngham, Jamie Stuart,

Stella Hook, Patrick Fahy, Reginald Schofield, Grant Roberts, Mi-

chael Joseph Grizzell, Louis Payne, Thomas Charles, John

Cogle, Madeleine Ruck, Margaret Bradley, Kenneth Archer, John

McCarthy, Dr June Barclay

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RETREATS AT ST SAVIOUR’S HOUSE Women’s Ignatian Retreat

November 10th—15th Men’s Ignatian Retreat October 13th—18th Advent Recollection December 1st-3rd Doctrinal Seminar

December 15th-17th Requested non-refundable deposit of £25.00 per person

will be required when booking.

(Full cost:£60 Recollections and £125.00 Retreats.)

Please note that Application Forms must be completed

to book for a Retreat and can be requested in writing

Applications forms available from the the website

Susan Horton, Rosario Castelli

ANNIVERSARIES

Of your charity please pray for the souls of the following

whose anniversaries occur around this time

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Fr Ockerse with St Michael’s School Pupils

who attended the 5 Day Ignatian Retreat following their Exams

ST MICHAEL’S SCHOOL

TERM DATES - MICHAELMAS TERM

9th September Start of new school year

[Extracts from ‘Lessons in Liturgy,’ vol. III, by Rev. L. Herbert 29

NEWSLETTER FOR THE ARCHCONFRATERNITY OF ST STEPHEN

Servers’ Corner Relics

“Now!”

The relics of the saints may be exposed in any

church or oratory. Generally they are placed on

either side of the altar cross or between the altar

candles. They are placed here where an office is

to be celebrated but it is unbecoming to leave

them there all the time. They can also be ex-

posed near to the altar or placed upon a side al-

tar as long as the Blessed Sacrament is not re-

served there. They are not to be placed on of just

in front of the tabernacle.

When the Blessed Sacrament is exposed any

relics on the altar or in the sanctuary should not

be exposed.

The priest who exposes the relics is to wear a stole. It should be red for those of a

martyr, or of a martyr along with other saints, or white for non-martyrs. Two torch-

bearers accompany the relic when carried to the place of exposition.

In front of any publicly exposed relics at least two candles must be lit; a votive

lamp does not suffice. For relics exposed between the altar candles, it suffices that

the candles required by the office be lit. The reverence shown to a saint’s relic thus

exposed is a simple bow.

The priest may incense the relics at the beginning of their exposition and prior to

their reposition. He blesses the incense as per usual, and incenses them with two

double swings of the thurible, bowing before and after. However, when the relics

are exposed between the altar candles, they are incensed after the altar cross but

without bowing to them.

It is permitted for the priest to present the relics for the veneration of the faithful at

the communion rail. The priest holds the reliquary in his right hand and this is

kissed (BUT NOT LICKED!) by the faithful starting at the epistle side. The priest

wipes the reliquary with a purificator in his left hand from time to time.

It is permitted to give a blessing with the relic. Wearing his stole and also a cope if

desired, the priest holds the reliquary in two hands and in silence traces the sign of

the cross over the faithful.

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CHURCHES AND MASS CENTRES

BINGLEY The Little House

Market Street, Bingley BD16 2HP

Tel: 01274 567786

Mass: 1430 every Sunday

BRIGHTON

Chapel of the Holy Family

Hollingdean Street, BN1 7GQ

Tel: 01580 880764

Mass: 1230 2nd, 4th & 5th Sundays

BRISTOL

Saint Saviour’s House

Saint Agnes Avenue, Knowle, BS4

2DU

Tel: 0117 977 5863


BURGHCLERE

Saint Michael’s School Chapel

Harts Lane, RG20 9JW

Tel: 01635 278 137/173

Mass: 8.30 on 7th September

7.30am and 9am every Sunday

EDINBURGH Saints Margaret and Leonard

110 Saint Leonard’s Street,

EH8 9RD

Tel: 01555 771523


GATESHEAD

Church of the Holy Name of Jesus

Gladstone Terrace West, Bensham

Gateshead NE8 4DR

Tel: 0191 4270542


GLASGOW

Saint Andrew’s Church,

202 Renfrew Street, G3 6TX

GROOMBRIDGE (Tunbridge Wells)

Church of Saint Pius V,

Station Road, TN3 9QX

Tel: 01892 654 372

Mass: 1230 1st & 3rd Sundays

HERNE

Ss John Fisher & Thomas More Church

Herne Street, CT6 7HR

Tel: 020 89467916

Mass: 0830 Every Sunday

HOLNEST

St Lawrence Chapel Tel: 01963 210 580

Mass: 1730 2nd & 4th Sundays

[Mass celebrated in Holnest in winter-

time]

LEICESTER

Church of Saint Anne

Abingdon Road, Leicester LE2 1HA

Tel: 01858 555813 .


LIVERPOOL

The Church of Saints Peter and Paul

35 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool

L8 7LA

Tel: 0151 4802433


LONDON (HOLLOWAY)

Church of Saints Joseph and Padarn

Salterton Road, N7 6BB

Tel: 020 8946 7916


LONDON (WIMBLEDON)

Saint George’s House,

125 Arthur Rd, SW19 7DR

Tel: 020 8946 7916


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MANCHESTER Church of St. Pius X,

16 Deer Park Road, M16 8FR

Tel: 01772 885 990 Mass: 0930 every Sunday

MIDDLESBOROUGH

St Mary’s Centre,

Corporation Road TS1 2RW

Tel: 01642 295245

Mass: 1800 2nd Sunday

NORWICH

The Mission Room,

Horsham St Faith, Norfolk

Tel: 01603 788 873

Mass: 1730 4th Sunday

OXFORD

N.O.C.C. 17 Middleway,

Summertown, OX2 7LH

Tel: 01993 851695


PORTSMOUTH

Our Lady Help of Christians

14 Kingston Road, PO1 5RZ

Tel: 01635 278137


PRESTON

Our Lady of Victories

East Cliff, Winckley Square, Preston

PR1 3NA

Tel: 01772 885990


RHOS ON SEA

Saint David’s Chapel

Conwy Rd (A547) Mochdre,

LL28 5AA

Tel: 01772 885990

Mass: 1700 1st// 3rd and 5th Sundays

STRONSAY

Father Nicholas Mary CSSR

St Columba’s House, Stronsay,

KW17 2ASTel: 01857 616206

Mass: 0900 Every Sunday

TAUNTON

Church of Our Lady of Glastonbury

17 South Street (off East Reach),

TA1 3AA Tel: 01823 652701


TUNSTALL (Stoke on Trent)

Bradwell Lodge, Bradwell Lane

Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs.

Tel: 01782 834 988

Mass: 1700 4th Sunday

WOKING

Church of the Holy Cross

Sandy Lane, Maybury, GU22 8BA

Tel: 01483 767 537


ADDITIONAL MASS CENTRES

ABERDEEN

Aberdeen Foyer

Marywell Centre, Marywell St

Aberdeen , AB11 6JF Tel: 01555

771523 NO Mass Sept./Oct.

Please ring to confirm date in August CHULMLEIGH

Colleton Manor Chapel

Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7JS

Tel: 01769 580 240

Mass: Monthly – please ring for details.

JERSEY MASS DATES

Next Masses: 20th Sept., 25th Oct,,

22nd Nov. and 20th Dec.

Please telephone to confirm

details: [44] 1534 742 884

SCANDINAVIA

OSLO: 2nd and 3rd Sundays (am)

GOTHENBURG: No Sunday Mass

STOCKHOLM:2nd and 3rd Sundays

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

MASS CENTRE 7th 14th 21st 28th 5th 12th 19th 26th

Bingley 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430

Brighton - 1230 - 1230 - 1230 - 1230

Bristol 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

Burghclere 0830

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

0730

9.00

Edinburgh 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300

Gateshead 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800

Glasgow 0945 0945 0945 0945 0945 0945 0945 0945

Groombridge 1230 - 1230 - 1230 - 1230 -

Herne 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830

Leicester 1730 17.30 1730 1730 1730 1730 1730 1730

Liverpool 1230 12.30 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230

London (St.

Joseph) 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100

London

(Wimbledon)

0800

0800

0800

0800

0800

0800

0800

0800

Manchester 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930

Middlemarsh - 1730 - 1730 - 1730 - 1730

Middlesbrough - 1800 - - - 1800 - -

Norwich - - - 1730 - - - 1730

Oxford 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

Portsmouth 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130

Preston 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

Rhos-on-Sea 1700 - 1700 - - 1700 - 1700

Stronsay 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900

Taunton 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430 1430

Tunstall - - - 1700 - - - 1700

Woking 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700

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