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1 May - June 2017 Newsletter of the SSPX in Great Britain and Scandinavia "I am the Lady of the Rosary, I desire here a chapel in my honour to be built, that people continue to recite the Rosary every day."

(The Blessed Virgin Mary, 6th apparition 13th October 1917)

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Spiritual Life The Sacred Heart of Jesus 22 St. Basil the Great 24

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Pray the Rosary

Easier than bathing in the Jordan

Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani, District Superior

My Dear Brethren, through which we may contemplate the chief mysteries of our faith. On 13th May we commemorate the centenary of he first apparition of Unfortunately, however, many of us the Blessed Virgin Mary to three pray it so badly or infrequently. The shepherd children, Lucia, Francis- rosary, to those who do not recite it co and Jacinta, near Fatima in Por- daily, might seem a daunting task - tugal. There were six apparitions especially as a family. It is difficult over six months and in each of to find the time, it is difficult to con- the apparitions the Blessed Virgin centrate, it is so repetitive that the Mary urged the children to pray the consolation of the senses are most rosary. often absent, it is so hard to keep the children in order. Sometimes Since the devotion of the Holy Ro- there is the embarrassment of pro- sary was revealed to St. Dominic in posing the idea to one’s spouse etc.. its current form in 1214, it has been the most powerful and principal But do not be put off by these ob- Marian devotion in the Church. To stacles for Our Lady will provide this devotion is attributed great the help necessary if only you apostolic, military and political would ask her. Remember that it is victories. It is the bedrock of every not necessary to concentrate on the holy Catholic's prayer life, it is Our individual words of each Hail Mary. Lady's psalter and it is a window Using a rosary, a holy image or

6 May - June 2017 statue while enunciating the words is the perfect way to occupy the hands, the eyes, the ears and the tongue so that your mind is free to meditate upon the individual mysteries of Our Lord's life.

If you take a step back and consider that it is Our Lady's express desire that we pray the rosary and that our own salvation and that of our loved ones is in large measure determined by our fidelity to this prayer, it is not much to ask.

Consider Naaman, the general of the army of the king of Syria:

So Naaman came with his horses and chariots, and stood at the door of the house of Eliseus: And Eliseus sent a messenger to him, saying: Go, and wash seven times in the Jordan, and thy flesh shall recover health, and thee shalt be clean. Naaman was angry and went away, saying: I thought he would have come out to me, and standing would hare invoked the name of the Lord his God, and touched with his hand the place of the leprosy, and healed me. Are not the Abana, and the Phar- phar, rivers of Damascus, better than all the waters of Israel, that I may wash in them, and be made

7 Jacinta and Lucia with their rosaries. clean? So as he turned, and was source of holiness for souls, a joy going away with indignation, to the angels and a sweet melody His servants came to him, and for the devout. It is the Canticle said to him: Father, if the proph- of the New Testament, a delight et had bid thee do some great for Mary and glory for the most thing, surely thou shouldst have Blessed Trinity. done it: how much rather what he now hath said to thee: Wash, The Hail Mary is dew falling and thou shalt he clean? from heaven to make the soul Then he went down, and washed fruitful. It is a pure kiss of love in the Jordan seven times: we give to Mary. It is a crimson according to the word of the rose, a precious pearl that we of- man of God, and his flesh was fer to her. It is a cup of ambrosia, restored, like the flesh of a little a divine nectar that we offer her. child, and he was made clean. (2 Kings 5:9-14) I earnestly beg of you,...say the Rosary too, and if time permits, Are not there more arduous and all its fifteen decades, every day. dramatic ways of practicing our Then when death draws near, religion? Of course there are, but you will bless the day and hour God's desire is that we pray the when you took to heart what I simple, humble, loving prayer of the told you, for having sown the rosary... and our soul will be made blessings of Jesus and Mary, you like that of a child. will reap the eternal blessings in heaven. St. Louis Marie de Montfort has this to say about the rosary: I wish you every grace this Easter- tide. As a work of charity and sol- When the Hail Mary is well said, idarity in prayer, please offer your that is, with attention, devotion rosaries for the intentions of the and humility, it is, according to rosary crusade. the saints, the enemy of Satan, putting him to flight; it is the In Jesu et Maria, hammer that crushes him, a Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani

9 Other News

St. Raphael's Homeschool Brighton. After a number of years of falling attendance and a perenni- We are please to announce the al shortage of priests, the chapel is establishment of a traditional no longer viable. Catholic homeschool for children which will offer a curriculum, This is a cause of sadness on ac- resources and support to enable count of the generosity of the faith- parents to homeschool their ful who helped purchase, renovate children where they are unable to and maintain the chapel since 2001. send them to St. Michael's School. May their sacrifices be agreeable in he sight of God. An organised homeschool has become a pressing necessity for the The situation is not so bleak for protection of children who would the district as a whole: we are still otherwise be subject to an increas- growing (mostly at the School) and ingly anti-Catholic extremism the average age of our faithful is which not only destroys innocence, falling very quickly thanks to many but actively corrupts faith and mor- large Catholic families. als. On May 13th We hope to have a prospectus ready Please come in large numbers to for the end of June 2017 with a view the Marian Day at St. Michael's to beginning operations in Septem- School: ber 2017. - 10:00 Solemn High Mass If you would like to be entered on Enrolments in the MI the mailing list for St. Raphael's Ho- - 11:30 Parish picnic meschool, please go to the website - 13:30 Conference/Fatima Film ( fsspx.uk/en/srhs-mailing ). - 14:30 Procession & Benediction

Brighton Chapel closure Please note that Mass will no Photographs longer be offered in the Chapel of Thanks to John Aron Photography. the Holy Family, Hollingdean Road, johnaronphotography.co.uk Militia Immaculatae Rosary Crusade

Intentions given by Our Lady at Fatima

1. To establish the devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary 2. To pray for the triumph of the Im- maculate Heart. 3. To pray that the pope and all the bishops of the Catholic world to consecrate Russia to the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary.

And an additional intention of the 100 years Superior General

Enrolments will take place after Mass 4. To pray for the protection of the at the following places: Blessed Virgin Mary for the Society of St. Pius X and all its members in addition to all the religious commu- nities of Tradition. 13th May: Burghclere 14th May: Manchester & Goal Liverpool 21st May: Edinburgh The goal set by Bishop Bernard Fellay 25th May: Woking is a bouquet of 12 million rosaries and 28th May: Herne & 50 million sacrifices for Our Lady of Groombridge Fatima by 22nd August 2017 4th June; Taunton & Middlemarsh How to participate

Send the total number of rosaries and sacrifices offered to: See the website for a 13 day preparation for enrolment St. George's House 125 Arthur Road, London SW19 7DR fsspx.uk/en/militia-immaculatae-gb [email protected]

11 APPARITIONS Date Circumstances Synthesis of the message In a meadow near the hamlet of Fatima, strong wind, an Spring 1916 The Angel taught the children a prayer of faith, hope an charity. enveloping white light, a cloud in the form of a man.

Summer 1916 The children were playing near the well of Lucia's house. The Angel urged the children to offer continual prayers and sacrifices. Angel to the three children The Angel taught the children a prayer of reparation: "Most Holy Trinity - Father, Son, and Holy near Fatima Ghost - I adore thee profoundly. I offer thee the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity At Cabeco, while praying, the angel appeared with a of Jesus Christ, present in all the tabernacles in the world, in reparation for all the outrages, Autumn 1916 chalice and Host sheding drops of Blood into the chalice. sacrileges and indifferences whereby He is offended. And through the infinite merits of His Most Sacred Heart and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of Thee the conversion of poor sinners." The angel then gives the children Holy Communion. As they descended the hill another flash of lightning took them by surprise. Panicky with fear, they took a few steps and looked towards the right. There, standing over the Our Lady arranged to meet on 13th of each month for 5 more months, promised heaven to the 13th May 1917 foliage of a small holmoak, "a lady dressed all in white, children, requested reparation for sinners and the recitation of the rosary every day to obtain more brilliant then the sun, shedding rays of light, clearer peace and the end of the war. and stronger than a crystal glass filled with the most sparkling water, pierced by the burning rays of the sun". Accompanied by about 50 people, the children were reciting the rosary, when there was again the lightning, Our Lady , revealed that Jacinta and Francesco would 13th Jun 1917 urged the daily recitation of the rosary and immediately after the Lady on the holmoak appeared die young, promised that her Immaculate Heart will be a refuge for Lucia. like in May. Blessed Virgin Our Lady , promised to reveal her identity and a Mary to the urged the daily recitation of the rosary miracle in October, taught the children a prayer of offering sacrifices for sinners, showed them three children a vision of hell, entrusted a secret to them, gave them a mission to establish devotion to her at Cova da While they recited the rosary with the crowd, they saw the 13th Jul 1917 Immaculate Heart, predicted the conversion of Russia or that Russia will spread her errors Iria above a usual reflex of light and then the Lady on the holmoak. contingent upon this devotion, taught them the Fatima rosary prayer, "Oh My Jesus, forgive us holmoak tree our sins, save us from the fires of hell, and lead all souls to Heaven, especially those in most need of Your Mercy." Having been prevented by the civil authorities from going 19th Aug 1917 Our Lady . on 13th, Our Lady appears on 19th. encouraged daily rosary and prayers for sinners Our Lady to end the war and promised the blessing of the 13th Sep 1917 The children accompanied by a crowd of 30,000. urged the recitation of the rosary Our Lord, Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St. Joseph on 13th October. Our Lady revealed herself as the Lady of the Rosary, asked for a chapel to be built in her honour, and predicted the end of the war. The children accompanied by a crowd of 70,000. Torrential requested that the rosary be recited by everyone every day 13th Oct 1917 Then there was the miracle of the sun, then the children saw Mary and Joseph with the Child rain. Jesus together bless the world. Then they saw Our Lord next to Our Lady of Sorrows. Finally they saw Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Blessed Virgin Mary to Lucia in Our Lady revealed the devotion of the five 1st Saturdays as a means of reparation of the 10th Dec 1925 Our Lady showed Lucia a heart surrounded by thorns. a convent cell in blasphemies and ingratitude against her Immaculate Heart. Coimbra APPARITIONS Date Circumstances Synthesis of the message In a meadow near the hamlet of Fatima, strong wind, an Spring 1916 The Angel taught the children a prayer of faith, hope an charity. enveloping white light, a cloud in the form of a man.

Private Revelation

Why we need it

Ronald Doggett

St. Thomas Aquinas states that of a different sort in that, while God makes revelations for two it may come from God, it does reasons: first, to make clear and not add to or take away from precise what we can know by rea- the deposit of faith or in any son amidst a confusion of error, way contradict the faith and and second, to reveal truths that morals that have been handed are above reason (Summa 1aQ1a1). down to us. In private revela- Simply put, God reveals the truth tion God continues to reveal so that all men may know the truth himself to individuals “not in- with certainty and without any ad- deed for the declaration of any mixture of error. new doctrine of faith, but for the direction of human acts” The Church recognises two types says St. Thomas (2a2aeQ174a- of revelation: public revelation and 6ad3). This private revelation - private revelation. a supernatural gift from God to an individual - is for the benefit 1. Public revelation is the reve- of their soul and it is often ben- lation of truth by God for all eficial to other souls too. people and for all ages; it is preserved in Sacred Scripture One may ask the question, why and Sacred Tradition. It is also does God make private revelations called the deposit of Faith. when all that one needs to know 2. Private revelation is something is contained in the deposit of

14 May - June 2017 faith? In principle, we do not need private revelation because all necessary truth is wholly contained in Scripture and Tradition, but unfortunately, in the course of his- tory our personal circumstances, attachments, and appetites often obscure the truth. Therefore God in his mercy sends us reminders of the truth for “He does not desire the death of any one but that they convert and live” (2 Peter 3:9)

In almost all the authentic apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, she calls us to conversion and reparation for sinners. The message of Fatima is no different - it is a call to conversion, reparation and prayer. A timely reminder indeed. Modernism

Leprosy in the Church

Why we need to pray the rosary

Rev. Robert Brucciani

The pages that follow are a facsimi- once in a document meant to teach le of a document given to priests at the priest how to run his parish. a recent deanery meeting (priests' meeting) in an English diocese. The There are plenty of other words - contents are alarming because they plenty - but they would leave the show the profound theological and reader embarrassed if he had to ex- spiritual bankruptcy of the mod- plain their meaning in a precise and ern idea of priesthood and they coherent way. Such is the intended indicate the direction in which style of Vatican II doctrine. those who really wield the power wish to take the Church. Catholic doctrine, however, teaches us that a priest is an alter Chris- tus whose job is to teach Catholic Bankruptcy doctrine, govern the Church and sanctify the faithful. His defining Astonishingly, the words: God, acts are to offer the Sacrifice of the Jesus Christ, soul, faithful, prayer, Mass and to administer the sac- Mass, victim, sacrifice, mediator, raments by which the faithful are Mystical Body, heaven, sin, hell, incorporated into Christ. He will grace, virtue, supernatural, Catho- be successful in his ministry in as lic, sacrament, devotion or the much as he conforms himself to Blessed Virgin Mary are not used Christ and thereby saves souls.

16 May - June 2017 A facsimile of a document given to priests at a recent diocesan deanery meeting.

17 18 19 Quo Vadis? turned their back on God. They wish to make the Church's doctrine What is the direction in which the so inclusive as to mean nothing new unhappy lords of the Church to all men. They wish to make the wish to take us? In their tender Church's liturgy so accessible as embrace of the world, they have to evacuate all the mysteries of the faith. They wish to make the And their motives? The only satis- Church so merciful as to abandon factory explanation for the dogged those who cry for truth and for perseverance of those who force delivery from their sin. They wish this new religion upon the diocesan to make the Church's priests so clergy is that they wish to destroy ignorant, powerless and worldly as the priesthood and destroy the to make it impossible for them to Church. The project is now fifty teach govern and sanctify. years old, the decline is continuous (if not accelerating) and there are They have created a new religion no fruits. Fanciful naivety is not which seems not so much to deify a plausible explanation anymore; man as to confuse him, or anaes- they are working for the dark side thetise him, or deter him from any - a new world order. religion at all. Is there any wonder that there are so few vocations? What is to be done? Cardinal Sarah said as much in his message to a colloquium on My dear brethren, those "high-rank- the 10th anniversary of the motu ing prelates" of the Church suffer proprio Summorum Pontificum on from a spiritual leprosy with no 29th April 2017 in Herzogenrath, earthly cure - it makes them insen- Germany: sitive and blind to the truth.

Many refuse to face up to the The cure is found in our obedience Church’s work of self-destruc- to the command of the Blessed tion through the deliberate Virgin Mary to the three children demolition of her doctrinal, of Fatima: pray the rosary. It saved liturgical, moral and pasto- Christendom at Lepanto and Vien- ral foundations. While more na (more than once), it will save the and more voices of high-rank- Church in this current crisis. Pray ing prelates stubbornly affirm the rosary particularly for voca- obvious doctrinal, moral and tions to the priesthood - we need liturgical errors that have been good holy priests. Pray the rosary condemned a hundred times and - it might seem trite, but then so did work to demolish the little faith bathing seven times in the Jordan remaining in the people of God,.. to General Naaman.

21 Sacred Heart

The Sacred Heart Of Jesus

Sermon

Devotion to the Sacred Heart troubles. 4. I will be their refuge in life and Devotion to the Sacred Heart is especially in death. a devotion to the love of Jesus. It 5. I will abundantly bless all their was made known in a series of undertakings. communications to St. Margaret 6. Sinners shall find in my Heart Mary Allacoque - a Visitation nun at the source and infinite ocean Paray-le-Monial in 1673 - to remind of mercy. us of Jesus' everlasting love and to 7. Tepid souls shall become fer- plead for the love of our hearts in vent. return. 8. Fervent souls shall rise speedi- ly to great perfection. Great profit may be derived from 9. I will bless those places where- this doctrinal devotion. St. Marga- in the image of My Sacred ret Mary received twelve promises Heart shall be exposed and from Our Lord for those who were venerated. devoted to His Sacred Heart: 10. I will give to priests the power to touch the most hardened 1. I will give them all the graces hearts. necessary for their state of life. 11. Persons who propagate this de- 2. I will give peace in their fam- votion shall have their names ilies. eternally written in my Heart. 3. I will console them in all their 12. I promise thee in the excessive

22 May - June 2017 mercy of My Heart that My fective love which allows Our Lord all-powerful love will grant to to draw our souls to Him. all those who communicate on the First Friday in nine con- secutive months, the grace of Act of Consecration final penitence; they shall not die in My disgrace nor without Dear Sacred Heart of Jesus, we receiving the Sacraments; My renew our pledge of love and Divine Heart shall be their safe loyalty to Thee. Keep us always refuge in this last moment. close to Thy loving heart and to the most pure heart of Thy If we wish to see a desert bloom mother. May we love another for the glory of the Lord of the more and more each day, for- harvest, then we must rally to the giving each others faults as triumphant standard of the Heart Thou forgivest our sins. Teach of Jesus, and make Him the loving us how to see Thee in those we King of our souls, of our homes, of meet outside our home. Help us our parishes and of our society. keep our love for Thee always strong by frequent Mass and To this end, it is of capital impor- Holy Communion. We thank tance that the Sacred Heart be Thee dear Jesus, king and enthroned in all our homes. Ask a friend of our family for all the priest how and when this may be blessings of today. Protect us done. during this night and help us all to get to heaven. Amen. Offer a novena to the Sacred Heart during the month of June, and if Oh Sacred Heart of Jesus, Thy there are not too many prayers at kingdom come. the end of your family rosary, make Immaculate Heart of Mary, a short daily act of consecration to pray for our family. the Sacred Heart. St. Joseph, friend of the Sacred Heart, pray for us. Devotion to the Sacred Heart is not Our patron saints and guardi- a sentimental devotion, it is not an an angels, watch over us. Amen affective love (like the love we may have for a cat or a ferret), it is an ef-

23 Saints

St. Basil the Great

14th June

Br. Columba Maria

Basil was born in 329, about the of, amongst others, Diocletian and same time as his intimate friend Maximian Galerius, where they Gregory Nazianzen, both of them were miraculously fed by deer, it natives of Caesarea, the capital being manifestly God's will that of Cappadocia, at that time a very they not undergo martyrdom. For it Catholic town. St. Gregory of Nys- was their son Basil who would be sa, Basil's brother, says that the the father of our saint. This Basil family were descended from the was considered the most upstand- forty martyrs of Sebaste in Arme- ing man of Pontus in his day. nia (Feast Day, 10th March), and if they could glory in that bloodline, Emily, who became his wife, was earthly nobility was flowing in their equally virtuous (their feast day is veins too. 30th May). They had ten children, five brothers and five sisters, each His paternal Grandmother, St. Ma- as holy as the next. One died in crina, whose feast is celebrated infancy, about the time of this on 14th January, was herself in- father's death. Thecla, the oldest structed in the faith by Gregory (who later bacame Macrina) had a Thaumaturgus (feast day 17th No- great influence on her mother and vember) and she and her husband the others, even Basil. The other spent seven years in the forests of sisters all married, at least one of Pontus, during the persecutions the subsequent children continuing

24 May - June 2017 the family tradition and venerated studying philosophy at that time in as St. Gaudence. Athens, and the pair became good friends. Basil was educated by his grandmother Macrina in the knowledge Macrina, his holy sister, noticed a that she had imbibed from St. Greg- certain pride in his relations with ory Thaumaturgus. He said in later his family since his elevation in years that what he learned after- grammatical and oratorical skills. wards only honed what Macrina Basil himself says he awoke as had given him. We are not certain if if from a sleep and recognised in he was baptised as a child or after himself a roughness in manners his studies. hitherto unseen. Basil then, in 356, resolved, as recommended in the Gospel, to sell his goods, give them Early life to the poor, and go follow Him.

From Caesarea to Constantinople, In 362, He was ordained Priest by Basil followed his desire to learn; St. Eusebius, yet returned again then to Athens, and there befriend- to the desert, this time next to the ed St. Gregory of Nazianzen. Both convent founded by his sister Mac- of these holy youths, while ardently rina and his mother, and as Superi- studying were, in Gregory’s own or to twelve monks. words, ‘a rule to each other for the discernment of what was right and A bit later on Basil and Gregory Na- what was wrong. The most chaste zianzen lived together in a hermit- scholars were the only ones we as- age for some time. They had neither sociated with, and we only walked door nor window, ate only what two streets, one to the church, they could grow, and read nothing where the holy doctors taught; the but the Psalms and other Scripture. other to the schools, where the They cared no longer for the gram- masters of literature spoke.’ So matical skills they had hitherto united in spirit were they. laboured to acquire, caring only if their discourse was true or not. By a wonderful coincidence the young Julian, the Emperor Con- About this time Basil was founding stance’s cousin-germane, was also monasteries, and to aid this most

25 Saints

pious work, he composed a book of lars of the rich, and it was he him- Rules, much celebrated, especially self who distributed the wheat to in the eastern countries. With this the poor, soothing their afflictions volume were works on monastic also by washing their feet. constitutions, penances for religious, and included earlier works on The Judgement of God, and The Bishop Faith. Since entitled The Morals of St. Basil, this is a selection of texts In 370, Eusebius died. At this time, from Scripture to reveal what is Caesarea was an Archiepiscopal pleasing or displeasing to Almighty see with at least 50 suffragan bish- God: showing what had been in- ops. Gregory Nazianzen saw Basil serted by men’s self-love, or foolish as entirely the best candidate to imagination. rule this important see, and did all he could to secure his election. He engaged the now-Emperor Ju- He wrote letters to all the people lian (now the Apostate!) who, re- of influence, adding prayers, and membering Basil from Athens and at length succeeded in having his knowing his great reputation for great friend elected. holiness, tried to deceive him into paying the Emperor a little visit! His very election provoked another But Basil was neither fooled nor quasi-schism amongst all the other cowed and was spared the ire of bishops, even in his uncle, (anoth- the Emperor by the latter’s sudden er!) Gregory. One of his bishops, death in June of 363. Anthime, took advantage of Valens’ division of Cappadocia into two ad- Almighty God visited his people ministrative departments, to divide with a scourge, perhaps in punish- Basil’s metropolitan see into two, ment for the inroads of the Arians and make himself the metropolitan on his people. Hail like stones of his new creation! rained on Constantinople and around. Many died directly, while One of the first things he did for scores more died from the ensuing Caesarea itself was the building of famine. Caesarea was not spared a large hospital on the outskirts. and it was Basil who took on the There, all his charity came to the part of Joseph in feeding his peo- fore as he aided all, even the lep- ple. His preaching opened the cel- rous, with his own hands when

26 May - June 2017 necessary. For many years after, this great edifice, with its magnif- icent church, was known as the Basiliade.

When he heard that some of his suffragans were taking money from their ordinands, he threatened them with excommunication if they persisted in simony. On another occasion certain boys were caught stealing in a church, Basil insisted on judging the case himself, and dispensing justice. A report was sent to the civil court, stating both the case and the Bishop’s right to try it. Hardened sinners, liars, were firstly excommunicated, with their family, for a time, to see if this measure would bring them round. If they proved incorrigible, they were completely cut off from all communication, sacred or com- mercial, with the faithful and aban- doned to the devil.

During all of this the Arian and semi-Arian heresies continued to work division. Basil, like any good shepherd, was eager to maintain unity. St. Athanasius had occasion to write to one monk to defend the apparent weakness of Basil in these controversies, which had tempted this monk into schism. Basil rea- soned that for the weak in faith Saints

a discreet approach would work torture, death.’ ‘None of that both- better over time than an importune ers me at all,’ replied Basil. ‘A man one; he merely exacted from sus- who has nothing does not fear con- pected apostates the Nicene Creed fiscation, unless you mean a few and that the Holy Ghost was not torn rags and a few old books. As a creature. Their full conversion for exile, I don’t know it: I don’t own would, he believed, be achieved where I live; I live where I’m given. by further communion with the The whole earth is God’s, and I’m strong. He had only, asserted Atha- a foreigner to it all. With respect nasius, ‘weakened himself with the to torture, my body won’t suffer weak to gain the weak.’ Hardened it: the first blow will carry me off. heretics and blasphemers were ex- Death would be a favour to me, as it communicated, however. He could will lead me straight to God.’ only conclude with St. Gregory the Great that all heresies come from Modestus showed a bit more re- a scorn of God, and some would spect for Basil from that time on. rather score an imaginary victory In fact he told Basil that he had over truth than be conquered by a never met anyone like him before. humble submission. St. Ambrose ‘Perhaps,’ said Basil, ‘it’s because of Milan wrote too, praising Basil’s you’ve never met a Bishop before. If piety and teaching, lending support you did, he would speak the same to his conflicts with heretics and way to you. Normally, we are the schismatics. most humble of men, since God ordains it so. But when there is At length Emperor Valens himself, question of God and His interests, the leader of the Arians, wrote to we are obliged to speak so, even to Basil and threatened to visit and Emperors.’ depose him if he would not receive the Arians. By way of introduction, Modestus then tried persuading he sent his prefect, Modestus, who Basil that it would be a fine thing began by speaking mildly to our to have an emperor in church, lis- saint. But seeing this as fruitless tening to his sermons; and to delete he resorted to threats. ‘What kind?’ one little word, "consubstantial", asked Basil. ‘What kind?’ retorted would be a small price to pay. To Modestus. ‘Only a thousand evils: that Basil replied that he would Confiscation of your goods, exile, welcome an emperor to church,

28 May - June 2017 since he desired his salvation, with brother bishop, Diodorus of Anti- that of all men. But to change one och (one of the few he could count word in the Creed was beyond him, on,) to appraise two books against even to change the order of the the heretics he had written, ‘the words! Even Valens was abashed. first, Basil said, ‘is too elevated in tone, too flowery, has too many The following feast of Epiphany, figures, too much embellishment Valens came with his retinue to the in rhetoric. The second has secure Cathedral for Mass. At the Offer- thinking, judicious reasoning, a tory, he brought his gifts himself simple style without affectation to the table, and although he was - such should be the design of a a heretic, Basil received them gra- Christian - desiring less to gain ciously, much to the relief of the esteem than to profit the world.’ Emperor, who was visibly shaking St. Basil is universally acknowl- in anticipation of their being reject- edged as one of the greatest speak- ed. There was to be no relaxation ers and writers in the Church. of Canon Law at communion, however, and Valens did not approach Basil lived to see peace return to the rail. the empire. Valens received the just reward of his equivocal deceits, for Yet, however, Valens continued to having welcomed the Goths into his receive so many importunities from lands in 376, and converted them the Arian bishops and priests that to Arianism from their hitherto Ca- he attempted again and again to at tholicism, they later turned against least send Basil into exile. But after him and burned him in a refuge he his son’s death, and three times his had taken in the ensuing war, in pen’s disintegration when attempt- 378. His successor Gratian, being ing to sign the order, he thought master now of both east and west, better of it, and finished the affair and a Catholic, restored all the ban- by granting Basil the commission ished bishops. of all the bishops in Armenia! Basil's last ecclesiastical act was Modestus even became Basil’s the consecration of his most devot- friend, after his health was cured ed disciples, to the most important by the prayers of the saint, and he sees attached to Caesarea. became a worthy governor, to help defend the Church in public. St. Basil the Great died on 1st Janu- In answering the request of a loyal ary 379. His feast day is 14th June. 29 Priests' Retreat The annual priests' retreat was preached by Rev. Fr. Sebastian Wall of Mexico at St. Saviour's House Bristol. Retreats are especially necessary for priests who need to spend time with Jesus from Whom they draw spiritual comfort. The Second Vatican Council was meant to be a new Pentecost. Instead, it has left the Church desolate: no churches, no priests, no hands to bless. Have mercy on us O Lord, have mercy. (Preston)

Passion of Christ, comfort me! Comfort me, for the day is long and weary; comfort me as I fight my way up the path of life safe to the haven of Thy Sacred Heart, comfort me in sorrow, in pain, in sickness. Comfort me when temptation rages around me and every hope seems lost, and when the last dread hour has sound- ed and my eyes are closing on this world of sin, Oh, Passion of Christ! comfort me then, and lead me gently to Thy wounded Sacred Feet above. (Fr. Willie Doyle sj +1917) Confirm, O God, that which thou hadst accomplished in our midst; from thy holy temple which is in Jerusalem, kings shall offer presents to thee, alleluia.

On Saturday 29th April 2017, His Lordship, Bishop Bernard Tissier de Malle- rais administered the sacrament of confirmation to 60 faithful at St. Michael's School. Deo gratias.

X Of your charity please pray for the souls of

Mrs. Maria Williams of Newcastle-under-Lyne who died on 5th April Mr. Henry Fraser of Bagillt, North Wales who died on Good Friday, 21st April Mrs. Joan Harrison of Liverpool who died on 23rd April Mrs. Sheila Biggs of St. Helens who died on 30th April

Please also pray for the following whose anniversaries occur about this time

NovemberMay DecemberJune FatherFather Roland Francis Gierak, Yates, Father Mary Quentin Cahill, Irene Montgom- Adams, ery- FatherDom. Stephen Robert Rigby, Mary Biddulph,Father Joseph Michael Mizzi, May, Father Dante Wright,Muriel Father Bailey, Ronald Gladys de Harvey, Poe Silk, Mary Brian Moat, Cooper, Tadeusz MichaelSpear, Crowdy, Elsie Burt, Emily Mayne Louis, Mellersh, Gemma JohnEddowes, Mathews, WinifredCzaykowski, Hartley, Francis Marjorie Wood, Henderson, Dennis Adams,Mrs. I. Jones, George LauraWinifred Yeoman, Hill, Miss Margaret O’Shea, Connett, John Warrington, Mary Fallon, Maria James GeorgeSmith, Western-Pick, Mrs Warner, Peter Mary Goodridge,Butler, John Bernard Callahan, Den- Salmon,Blunt, Cyril Mr. Maieta, Pennicott, Jane Katherine Rossiter, Whelan, John Smith, Joan Finbar-Cooke,nis Trainer, LeroyOlive Silk, Joseph Imelda Perry, Carey, Margaret Elizabeth Robinson, Coe, Golby,John Leonard Humphery, Adams, Ivy Spencer,Margaret WinifredeMcEwan, ElizabethBolton, CatherineD. Fitzpatrick, O’Sullivan, Hazael William Young, Burns, James Alexandra Shipstone, Flory, Mar - Vale,Olivia Geoffrey Poulton, Forshaw, Gabrielle Robert Gregory, Doyle, Margaret Krystina Wynne, Martinguerite Dunleavy, Rogers, John Dorothy Brosche, Alison, Joan Louis Southwell, Kelly, Veronique Czaykowska,Mrs. P.V. Drew, Dominic Bridget de Turville, Reynolds, John Charles Harvey, Embray, Ena StanleyDecembre, Maloney, Philip Kathleen Lyons, Pitt, Phyllis Marguerite Balcombe, Line, Josephine Hall,Rose Kathleen Sullivan, O’Dell, Hugh Richard Campbell, Hemelryk, Mary Heathcote, Francis JohnKelly, Fallon, Alice Joyce Procter, Lambert, Mary Sampson,Edith Harris, Barbara Grace Leggatt, Lewey,Joyce Alice Umfreville, Pitt, James Naomi Worrall, Verne, Kathleen John Robinson, Stowall, Kit EvelynEdith Budden, Housing, John Raymond Barnicott, McGregor, David Walter, Edwin JosephLloyd, AnthonyFreeman, Miller, Catherine Charles O’Donnell,Ashby, John Edith Robinson-Dow, Shepherd, Mary Kearsey,Angela Margaret Watson, Read,Ruth Brawn, Dora Dombre, Joy Douglas, Rose Hazell,Madeleine JosephineWright, Nicholls,Rita Doyle, Henry Daniel Day, Bouchard, Nadege Baco,Desdemona David AlanBramble-Green, Flawn, Mary Kilroy, Florence Harry Sheehan, Hall, James Donald Wood, Lowdell, Sudlow,Bartlett, James Charles Sheehan, Turner, Marion Egons Spring, Libietis, Sylvia Mary Hobbs, ElizabethMichael Kennedy, Welch, Alban Mary Russell,Ferris, Doreen Sheila Sloan,Marchant, Marie HoeplerPatricia van Brooker, Hermingen, Harold Teresa Dunkinson, Mary Neale, Elizabeth Kathleen Atkins, MaryBelcher-Truss, Malcolm, James Margaret Callaghan, Byrne, Agnes Margaret Morton, Gillespie, Baker,Mary Mary Tweedie, Hammersly, Lionel Doggett, Charles Sturton-Davies, Valerie Hanssens, JeanDesmond Maclean-Kay, Singleton, Dorothy Joseph Hall, Keegan, Paul Oxley, Robert Ronald Penfold, MargaretFred Barnes, Kenworthy-Browne, Cecily Cumberbatch, Kevin Kendrick, Derek and Beryl Eva DelaJean eld, Calder-Smith, James Mitchell, Martin Thomas Mongan, Maxwell, Michael Muriel Groves, Daly,New, Vere Muriel Harvey Smith, Brain, Mary Lesley Carnoustie, Dougal, John Delia Morris, Hassell, Hayward,Professor Mary-Frances A. Cave, David Floyd, Rowland, Lilian Cockeram, William Morgan, Joan FrancisPeter Donovan, Ward, Marjorie Patricia Salisbury, Baxter, James Kay Stavris, Tymon, Grace Ben- Goodbarn,Mary Wood, George Josephine Campbell, Shorten, Douglas Winifred Campbell, Hales, Ber- edictaAnderson, Gray, Frank Alexander Hughes, Ramnante, Valentine John Braun, Dowey, Aloisia Miss L. Richardnard Holden,Whalley, Lilian Rose Charnley,Wilson, Katherine James Driscoll, Campion-Kirk Nan- - Rakowitsch,Restieaux, Charles Ken Cooper, Harris, Michael Eileen Giles, John Anselm-BransPeter Os- - cy Barry,wood, JohnAlice Slaughter,Hughes, Dr Shirley Brian Quigley,Bourke-Cockram, Philip Roche, borne,by, Margaret Alfred Taylor, Forteath, Kathleen Hugh Burbidge, Ignatius-Quigley, Roy Morris, JamesDorothy Kentigern-McCamley, McDonald, John O’Grady, John Morris, Vivian Wilfred Lardeaux, DavidDonald Hook, Humphrey, Mary Blackshaw, Edith Vaughan, Gertrude Elizabeth Jarmulowicz, Dowey, Warrington,Patrick Daly, Sister Eileen Rose Morley, Ettrilard, Rita David W.Budden, Smith, HelenAnn EllenJoan Schofeld, Parton, Norah Josephine Watson, Frances Patricia Clarke, Rubenstein, Richard Jubb,Wood., John Ian Morton, Preece, Je Geoffreyrey Wiggins, Crisp, Doris Francis Mulville, Cowan, Ed- HenrySteele, Ainsworth, Colin Roderick John Morton, Davies, Doreen Jack Thorpe, Stanton, Jesse wardGeraldine Jones, Ernest Weir, Arlene Philip Hooper,King, Michael Irene Moulin,Evelyn Turner, Brian KevinIgo, McVey, Thomas Pauline McDermott, McNamara, A.E. Welsh,Norah Boughton,Mary Morris, Lloyd,Frank Ellen Dusting, Keon, LawrenceMargaret Taylor, Miller, GerardCarol Thompson, Regan, GloriaDavid Blake-Mahon, Clifton, Raymond Doreen White, Driscoll, Philip Andrew Cookson, Lewey, Paul JohnJohn Taylor, Wyndham Joan Mary Murray, Ryan., Dilys Marietta Anne Morris, Serrato, Mary Georgede Remusat, Hackett, Joyce Louis Cleverly,Ronchetti, Robin Joan Whatley, Dunkinson, Finbarr JosephMorris, Carroll, Margret Alice Slowey, Pratt, HelenaFrances Brown, Calcutt L. Green, WandaBuckley, Dean, Catherine Maisie Wright, Gordon. Donald Ida Joan Creighton, White Fred Tony Spender, Brian Withams, Rose Withams, John Lardeaux, Irene Parkinson, Elizabeth Mirin, Monica Travaloni, Peter Hardwicke, Penny Thompson. Seeber, Ian Gillis, John Squire, Diana Squire, Maureen Requiescant in pace Burrows. Requiescant in pace Chartres Pilgrimage 2017

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ST. JOSEPH 1 cl. St. Athanasius, 3 cl. Feria 4 cl. St. Monica, 3 cl. St. Pius V, 3 cl. BVM on Saturday 4 cl. THE WORKER, Bishop, Confessor, Doctor (Comm. of SS. Alexander, Widow Pope, Confessor “Recite the Rosary Spouse of of the Church Eventius and the B.V.M. Theodulus, Martyrs every day in order to & St. Juvenalis, 1 2 3 Bishop, Confessor) 4 5 6 obtain peace for the First Friday First Saturday

world and the end of The Blessed Martyrs of England & St. Eadbert, B. & C.; 698 Wales (In England and Wales 3 cl.) (Hexham & Newcastle, Comm.) the war.” BBl. John Houghton, Robert Bl. Edward Jones, Pr. & M.; St. Brioc, B. & C.; Lawrence, Augustine Webster, St. Echa, B. & C.; York 767 Fleet Street 1590 Wales/Cornwall 500 Richard Reynolds & John Haile, St. Elgine, Queen; Bl. Anthony Middleton, St. Asaph, B. & C.; Wales 601 PPr. & MM.; Tyburn 1535 Skipton, Yorkshire 677 1590 Pr. & M; Clerkenwell

Third Sunday 2 cl. Feria 4 cl. St. Gregory Nazianzen, St. Antoninus, 3 cl. SS. Philip & James, SS. Nereus, Achilleus, St. Robert Bellarmine, after Easter Bishop, Confessor, Doctor Bishop, Confessor (Comm. of Apostles 2 cl. Domitilla, Virgin and Bishop, Confessor, Doctor of of the Church SS. Gordian and Pancras, Martyrs the Church 3 cl. 3 cl. Epimachus, Martyrs) 3 cl. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

St. Erkenwald, B. & C.; 686 (Southwark, Comm.) Bl. John Houghton, Pr. & M.; Top/bottom: Black 2.25pt (13-May: Westminster, Brentwood 3 cl.) 1535 (Brentwood 3 cl.) Carry-over: Black 1.5pt St. Stanislaus, B. & M. If this is being viewed on A4 paper, it is scaled to fit and not the final size ofTranslation of St. Andrew, the calendar. Do BBl. John Rocnotheste rdraw images to fit the scaled version! & James SS. Bassus, Fabius, MM. 304 & S t. MDay splerwyn, it: V. & Abs.;White -Dark50%, 0.5pt St. John of Beverley, B. & C.; Apostle(St. Andrew’s & Edinburgh 3 cl.) Walworth, PPr. & Comp., MM.; Lucina, Matron. (Ushaw College in Romsey, Hants; 980 721 (Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl.) St. Wiro, B. & C.; Bl. Thomas Pickering, Lay York 1537 (Westminster, Leeds, Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl) Bl. Juliana of Norwich, St. Letard, B. & C; Canterbury60 0 731 brother, M.; Tyburn 1679 St. Asaph, B. & C. (Menevia 3cl) H.; 1423 Northumbria Middlesbrough 3 cl.)

Fourth Sunday 2 cl. St. John Baptist de la St. Ubald, 3 cl. St. Paschal Baylon, St. Venantius, 3 cl. St. Peter Celestine, St. Bernardine of Siena, after Easter Salle, Confessor 3 cl. Bishop, Confessor Confessor 3 cl. Martyr Pope, Confessor 3 cl. Confessor 3 cl. (Comm. of

St. Pudentiana, Virgin) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Translation of St. Chad, B. & C. (Birmingham 3 cl.) St. Dunstan, B. & C.; 988 St. Simon Stock, C. (Birmingham, St. Elgiva, Widow of King (Clifton, Brentwood, Birmingham, St. Boniface, M. Northampton, Southwark 3 cl.) Edmund; Shaftsbury 971 Southwark, Westminster 3cl.) Bl. Richard Reynolds, M.; St. Berethum, Ab. & C.; St. Carantac, Ab. St. Maidulf, Mk. & C.; St. Sewall de Bovill, B.; Bl. Peter Wright, Pr. & M; St. Ethelbert, King & M.; 793 1535 (Westminster 3 cl.) Beverley, Yorks 733 St. Brandon, Ab. & C.; 570 Malmsbury, Wilts. 673 York 1258 Tyburn 1651 (Cardiff, Northampton 3 cl.)

Fifth Sunday 2 cl. Feria 4 cl. Feria 4 cl. Vigil of the Ascension THE ASCENSION St. Philip Neri, 3 cl. St. Bede the Venerable, after Easter of Our Lord 2 cl. OF OUR LORD 1 cl. Confessor (Comm. of Confessor, Doctor of the Church St. Eleutherius, (Comm. ofS t. John I, Pope & Martyr) Pope & Martyr)

3 cl. 21 22 23 24 25 Scotland: 26 27 Rogation Day Rogation Day Rogation Day Holy Day of Obligation Start Novena to the Holy Ghost (The Lesser Litanies) (The Lesser Litanies) (The Lesser Litanies) (Eng. & Wales: Traditional) Dedication of Cathedral Church Dedication of Cathedral Church (Cardiff 1 cl.) St. Gregory, P. & C. (Shrewsbury 1 cl.) Our Lady Help of Christians St. Urban I, P. & M. Bl. John Haile, Pr. & M.; (Patron: Menevia; Titul. of Cath. & St. Aldhelm, B. & C.; St. Augustine of Tyburn 1535 (Brentwood 3 cl.) Vens. Edmund Duke, Richard Patron: Shrewsbury 1 ) cl. Malmesbury, Wilts. 709 Canterbury, B. & C., St. Godrick, H. & C.; Bl. John Forest, Pr., Martyred St. William, Pilgrim & M.; SS. Fugatius & Damianus, (Clifton, Plymouth 3 cl.) Apostle of England 604 Hill, John Hogg & Richard Durham 1170 by burning; Smithfield 1538 Rochester 1150 BB. & CC.; Glastonbury 190 Holiday, PPr. & MM.; Durham169 0 (28 -May: Southwark 3 cl.) ( In England & Wales 3 cl.)

Sunday after 2 cl. St. Mary Magdalen of Feria 4 cl. The Queenship of the The First Apparition of Fatima the Ascension Pazzi, Virgin 3 cl. (Comm. of St. Felix I, Blessed Virgin Mary “All dressed in white, more brilliant than the sun,” Our Lady appeared to the Pope, Martyr) (Comm. of three children on 13 May, 1917: St. Petronilla, “I have come to ask you to come here for six months in succession, on Virgin) 2 cl. th 28 29 30 31 the 13 day, at this same hour. Later on, I will tell you who I am and what I want,” she said. “Are you willing to offer yourselves to God

to bear all the sufferings He wants to send you, as an act of St. Augustine of St. Eleutherius, P. & M. reparation for the sins by which He is offended, and for the Canterbury, B. & C. (Westminster & Portsmouth 3 cl.) conversion of sinners?” They were. “You are then going to have St. Dubritius, B. & C.; BBl. Luke Kirby, Laurence Bl. Margaret Pole, W. & M.; South Wales 520 Vens. Robert Thorpe, Pr. & much to suffer, but the grace of God will be your comfort.” Tower of London 1541 Richardson, Thomas Cottam & (Birmingham, Brentwood, Clifton, Bl. Richard Thirkeld, William Filby, PPr. & MM; Thomas Watkinson, L., MM.; Pr. & M.; York 1583 Tyburn York 1591 Portsmouth, Westminster 3 cl.) 1917 First Apparition of Fatima • Illustrated by Catherine Smith MONTH OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

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Explanatory Note for The Tuy Vision St. Angela Merici, Feria 4 cl. VIGIL OF 1 cl. 15 & 23 June: Virgin 3 cl. (Comm. of SS. Marcellinus, PENTECOST On 13 June 1929, Sr Lucy was praying in the chapel of her convent in Tuy, The Catholic Bishops’ Conference Peter & Erasmus, Spain. “Suddenly, the whole chapel lit up with a supernatural light and on of England & Wales have moved Bishop, Martyrs) the Obligation for Corpus Christi the altar appeared a cross of light which reached the ceiling,” she writes. She

to 18 June. Also, as the Feast of saw a vision of the Holy Trinity and the Blessed Sacrament. Our Lady of 1 2 3 the Sacred Heart (23 June) is a Fatima appeared, showing her Immaculate Heart. “The moment has come,” she Novus Ordo Solemnity, present First Friday First Sat urday Abstinence rules do not apply; said, “in which God asks the Holy Father to make, in union with all the bishops of however, traditional Abstinence the world, the consecration of Russia to my Immaculate Heart, promising to save it rules would only have been by this means. So numerous are the souls which the justice of God condemns for sins Our Lady Mediatrix of All suspended for a Holy Day of Graces (Hexham & Newcastle, Obligation which this is not. committed against me, that I come to ask for reparation. Sacrifice yourself for this Leeds, Cardiff, Menevia 3 cl.) Similarly applied in Scotland. intention and pray.” Bl. John Storey, L. & M.; Bl. Francis Ingleby, Pr. & M.; York 1586 Tyburn 1571

PENTECOST 1 cl. MONDAY IN 1 cl. TUESDAY IN 1 cl. EMBER WEDNESDAY THURSDAY IN 1 cl. EMBER FRIDAY EMBER SATURDAY SUNDAY OCTAVE OF PENTECOST OCTAVE OF PENTECOST OF PENTECOST 1 cl. OCTAVE OF PENTECOST OF PENTECOST 1 cl. OF PENTECOST 1 cl.

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St. Norbert, B. & C. SS. Primus & Felician, MM. St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland, W. St. Branwallader or Brelade, St. Columba, Ab.; 597 th St. William, B. & C.; B. & C.; Jersey, Dorset 6 cent. (Dunkeld, Argyll & The Isles 1 cl.; St. Ithamar, B. & C.; St. Willibald, York 1154 (Liverpool, Lancaster, Other Dioceses of Scotland 3 cl.) Rochester 664 St. Gudwal, B. & C.; Wales, B. & C.; England/ Hexham & Newcastle, Leeds, Salford, St. Francis Caracciolo, C. Devon & Cornwall 640 Germany 786 (Plymouth 3 cl.) Middlesbrough, Nottingham 3 cl.) Translation of St. Edmund, BBl. Thomas Green, Pr. & St. Petrock, Ab. & C.; Bodmin, Bl. William Greenwood, M.; St. Robert, Ab.; Northumberland B l. John Davy, deacon, M.; B. & C. (Brentwood, Portsmouth 3 cl.) Walter Pierson, lay brother, Cornwall 564 St. Boniface, B. & M. Newgate 1537 1159 (Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl.) Bl. Robert Salt, Mk. & M.; 1537 MMk., MM.; Newgate 1537 Newgate 1537

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St. Norbert, B. & C. SS. Primus & Felician, MM. St. Margaret, Queen of Scotland, W. St. Branwallader or Brelade, St. Columba, Ab.; 597 Top/bottom: Black 2.25pt th St. William, B. & C.; B. & C.; Jersey, Dorset 6 cent. (Dunkeld, Argyll & The Isles 1 cl.; St. Ithamar, B. & C.; St. Willibald, York 1154 (Liverpool, Lancaster, Carry-over: Black 1.5pt St. Gudwal, B. & C.; Wales, Other Dioceses of Scotland 3 cl.) Rochester 664 If this is being viewed on A4 paper, it is scaled to fit and not the final size ofB. & C.; England/ the calendar. Do Hexham & Newcastle,not Leeds, draw images to fit the scaled version! Salford, Day split: White-Dark50%, 0.5pt St. Francis Caracciolo, C. Devon & Cornwall 640 Germany 786 (Plymouth 3 cl.) Middlesbrough, Nottingham 3 cl.) Translation of St. Edmund, BBl. Thomas Green, Pr. & St. Petrock, Ab. & C.; Bodmin, Bl. William Greenwood, M.; St. Robert, Ab.; Northumberland B l. John Davy, deacon, M.; B. & C. (Brentwood, Portsmouth 3 cl.) Walter Pierson, lay brother, Cornwall 564 St. Boniface, B. & M. Newgate 1537 1159 (Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl.) Bl. Robert Salt, Mk. & M.; 1537 MMk., MM.; Newgate 1537 Newgate 1537

TRINITY 1 cl. St. John of 3 cl. St. Anthony of Padua, St. Basil The Great, FEAST OF CORPUS Feria 4 cl. St. Gregory Barbarigo, SUNDAY St. Facundo, Confessor Confessor, Doctor of the Bishop, Confessor, Doctor CHRISTI 1 cl. Bishop, Confessor 3 cl. (Comm. of Church 3 cl. of the Church SS. Basilides, 3 cl. Cyrinus, Nabor 11 12 and Nazarius, 13 14 15 16 17 Traditional Martyrs) Holy Day of Obligation

SS. Vitus, Modestus and Dedication of Cathedral ‡ ‡ St. Boniface , B. & M. Dedication of Cathedral Church Crescentia, MM. Church (Brentwood 1 cl.) (Salford 1 cl.) (Titul. of Cathed., Patron of Diocese: St. Edburga, Abs., V.; St. Leofgar, B., M.; St. Botulph, Ab. & C.; 680 St. Barnabas, Apostle Plymouth 1 cl.) St. Dogmael, H. & C.; Winchester 960 Hereford 1056 (Brentwood, Northampton 3 cl.) St. Egbert, King, Mk. & C.; St. Odulph, C.; Evesham, St. Elerius, Ab. & C.; Wales 550 Bl. Thomas Scryven, Bl. Thomas Redyng, lay St. Adulph, B. & C.; Iken, Worcestershire 840 Wales 660 St. Elgar, H. & C.; Wales 1100 1537 Suffolk; 700 Northumbria 758 Mk. & M.; Newgate 1537 brother; Newgate

Second Sunday 2 cl. St. Juliana Falconieri Feria 4 cl. St. Aloysius Gonzaga, St. Paulinus, 3 cl. FEAST OF THE 1 cl. NATIVITY OF 1 cl. after Pentecost Virgin (Comm. of (Comm. of St. Silverius, Confessor 3 cl. Bishop, Confessor SACRED HEART OF ST. JOHN THE SS. Gervase and Pope, Martyr) JESUS BAPTIST Protase, Martyrs) 3 cl. 18 19 20 21 22 23 (see note) 24

Vigil of St. St. Alban, Protomartyr of BBl. Sebastian Newdigate & John The Baptist Dedication of Cathedral Church England (All Dioceses in England & St. Etheldreda, Humphrey Middlemore, MM.; (Birmingham 1 cl.) Wales, except Brentwood 2 cl.) V. & Abs.; (Liverpool, Hexham & 1535 (Birmingham 3 cl.) St. Englemund, Pr. & M.; (23-Jun: Brentwood 3 cl.) Newcastle, Westminster, Birmingham, Bl. William Exmew, M.; 1535 BBl. John Fenwick, John England/Holland 720 St. John Fisher, Cardinal, Northampton 3 cl.) St. Ephrem, Deacon, C. & D. Bl. Thomas Woodhouse, Gavan & William Harcourt, Bl. John Rigby, L. & M.; Bishop of Rochester; Bl. Thomas Garnet, Pr. & M.; St. Bartholomew, H. & C.; SS. Mark & Marcellian, MM. Pr. & M.; Tyburn 1573 PPr. & MM.; Tyburn 1679 Southwark 1600 Tower Hill 1535 1608 Northumberland 1193 Tyburn

Third Sunday 2 cl. SS. John and Paul Feria 4 cl. Vigil of The Apostles FEAST OF 1 cl. Commemoration 3 cl. FEAST OF THE MOST after Pentecost Martyrs 3 cl. SS. Peter & Paul 2 cl. SS. PETER & PAUL of St. Paul, Apostle PRECIOUS BLOOD OF Apostles (Comm. of JESUS 1 cl. St. Peter, (Titul. of Cathedral: Westminster 1 cl.) Apostle) 25 27 28 29 30 1 26 July Holy Day of Obligation First Saturday St. William, Ab. St. Luam, Ab.; Scotland 622 Dedication of Cathedral Church (Argyll & The Isles 3 cl.) (Westminster 1 cl.) St. Amphibalus, B. & M.; St. Bl. John Southworth, Bl. Philip Powel, Pr. & M.; Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Albans 304 Pr. & M.; Tyburn 1654 Tyburn 1646 (Patron of Diocese: Leeds 1 cl.; St. Solomon, M., Husband of Patron of Diocese & Titul. of Cath: St. Austell, C.; St. Hugh (Little), Child, M.; Bl. Antony Turner, Bl. Thomas Maxfield, th St. Gwen; Cornwall 434 Middlesborough 1 cl.) Cornwall 6 cent. Lincoln 1255 Pr. & M.; Tyburn 1679 Pr. & M.; Tyburn 1616

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May 13 May Procession and Marian Day at St. Michael's School 14 Day of Recollection with Fr. Alphonsus Maria, OLV, Preston 19-21 3 Day Recollection with Fr. Alphonsus Maria at St. Saviour's, Bristol 20 St. Magnus Pilgrimage - Orkney 29-2 St. Michael's School, Half Term Break 27-29 Gregorian Chant Seminar at St. Saviours House 31-1 Priests' Meeting, Bristol

Jun 3-5 Chartres Pilgrimage 4 PENTECOST SUNDAY 12 All Day Adoration, St. Saviour's Bristol 12-17 Men’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol 15 CORPUS CHRISTI 25 Confirmations at Ss. Margaret & Leonards, Edinburgh - 1pm 28-1st Boys' Trip to Ecône for ordinations. 29 Ordination of Mr. Rupert Bevan to the Diaconate at the Seminary of St. Pius X, Ecône, Switzerland.

Jul 8 St. Michael's School, End of School Year 17-22 Archbishop Lefebvre's Spiritual Journey Retreat, Bristol 18-26 Girls' Camp, High Grange House, Burghclere? No organiser 28-30 Canterbury Pilgrimage

Aug 4-12 Boys' Camp, Colleton Manor, Devon 11 All Day Adoration, Our Lady of Victories, Preston 14-18 St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary visit to St. Michael's School 15 Solemn High Mass at Holy Cross Church, Woking 17-21 SSPX Fatima Pilgrimage: fully booked 27 All Day Adoration, St. Andrews House, Carluke

Sep 2-3 Walsingham Pilgrimage 6 All Day Adoration, St. Saviour's Bristol 12 St. Michaels School , Start of School Year 25 All Day Adoration, St. George's House, Wimbledon

Confirmations 2017 Retreats 2017 Saint Saviour’s House, Bristol Saints Margaret and Leonard 110 Saint Leonard’s Street Edinburgh EH8 9RD May 19-23 Weekend Recollection Rev. Fr. Alphonsus Mary CssR Sunday 25th June 1pm Jun 12-17 Men's Ignatian

Jul 17-22 Achbp Lefebvre's Spiritual Journey Completed application forms must be

submitted with a baptism certificate. Ask [email protected] a priest for a preparation booklet. 0117 977 7916 Mass Times MAY JUNE

7th 14th 21st 25th 28th 4th 11th 15th 18th 23rd 25th 29th

Bingley - - 1700 - - - - - 1700 - - -

Bristol 1000 1000 1000 0800 1000 1000 1000 0800 1000 0800 1000 0800

0730 0730 0730 0715 0730 0730 0730 0900 0730 0715 0730 0715 Burghclere 0900 0900 0900 1200 0900 0900 0900 1900 0900 1200 0900 1200 Colleton 10th 7th ------Manor 1130 1130

Edinburgh 1300 1300 1300 1230 1300 1300 1300 1230 1300 1230 1300 1230

Gateshead 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 - 1800 1800

Glasgow 0945 0945 0945 1830 0945 0945 0945 1830 0945 1830 0945 1830

Groombridge 1300 1300 1300 - 1300 1300 1300 - 1300 - 1300 -

Herne 0830 0830 0830 - 0830 0830 0830 - 0830 - 0830 -

27th 24th Jersey ------1030 1030

Leicester 1730 1730 1730 - 1730 1730 1730 - 1730 - 1730 1100

Liverpool - 1700 - - 1700 - 1700 - - - 1700 -

London 1100 1100 1100 1900 1100 1100 1100 1900 1100 1900 1100 1900 (St. Joseph) London 0715 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 1100 0800 1100 0800 1100 (Wimbledon) 1100

Manchester 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230

Middlemarsh - - - - 1100 1100 ------

Oxford 1000 1000 1000 - 1000 1000 1000 - 1000 - 1000 -

Portsmouth 1130 1130 1130 - 1130 1130 1130 - 1130 - 1130 1900

Preston 0930 0930 0930 1900 0930 0930 0930 1900 0930 1900 0930 1900

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

Taunton 1530 1530 1530 - 1530 1530 1530 - 1530 - 1530 1530

Woking 1130 1130 1130 1930 1130 1130 1130 1930 1130 1930 1130 1930

see fsspx.uk/en/scandinavia for more Mass times in Scandinavia

11th Aalborg 12th

Oslo 0900 1830 0900 0900

18th Malmö 1830

Stockholm 1700 1000 1730 1730 Mass Centres

High Grange House Great Britain Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants. RG20 9JW Resident: Sr. Mary Elizabeth (Superior) DISTRICT HOUSE Sr. Mary Ancilla Saint George’s House Sr. Mary Josepha 125 Arthur Road Sr. Marie Salome Wimbledon SW19 7DR Sr. Mary Bridget Tel: 0208 946 7916 [email protected] CARLUKE Resident: Saint Andrew’s House Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani (District Superior) 31 Lanark Road Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström (District Bursar) Carluke, Lanarkshire ML8 4HE Rev. Fr. Francis Ockerse (District Secretary) Tel: 01555 771523 Rev. Fr. Matthew Clifton [email protected] Resident: Rev. Fr. John McLaughlin (Prior) ABERDEEN Rev. Fr. Anthony Wingerden Aberdeen Foyer Marywell Centre, Marywell St, Aberdeen AB11 6JF CHULMLEIGH Tel: 01857 616206 Colleton Manor Chapel Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7JS BINGLEY Tel: 01769 580 240 The Little House Market Street, Bingley BD16 2HP EDINBURGH Tel: 01274 567786 Saints Margaret and Leonard 110 Saint Leonard’s Street BRISTOL Edinburgh EH8 9RD Saint Saviour’s House Tel: 01555 771523 Saint Agnes Avenue, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2DU [email protected] GATESHEAD Tel: 0117 977 5863 Church of the Holy Name of Jesus Resident: Gladstone Terrace West, Bensham Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat (Prior) Gateshead NE8 4DR Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele Tel: 0191 4270542 Sr. Marie-Charbel JssR Sr. Mary Joseph JssR GLASGOW Saint Andrew’s Church, BURGHCLERE 202 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TX Saint Michael’s School Chapel Tel: 01555 771523 Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants RG20 9JW Tel: 01635 278 137/173 GROOMBRIDGE (Tunbridge Wells) [email protected] Church of Saint Pius V, Resident: Station Road, Groombridge TN3 9QX Rev. Fr. Patrick Summers (Headmaster) Tel: 01892 654 372 Rev. Fr. Gary Holden (Housemaster) Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett HERNE Rev. Fr. Reid Hennick Saints John Fisher & Thomas More Church Br. Ignatius Herne Street, Herne CT6 7HR Br, Columba Maria CssR Tel: 020 89467916 Br. Gerard Mary CssR LEICESTER Church of Saint Anne Abingdon Road, Leicester LE2 1HA Tel: 01858 555813

46 May - June 2017 LIVERPOOL Jersey The Church of Saints Peter and Paul 35 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool L8 7LA Tel: 0151 4802433 Tel: +44 1534 742 884

LONDON Church of Saints Joseph and Padarn Scandinavia Salterton Road, N7 6BB Tel: 020 8946 7916 AALBORG, DENMARK

MANCHESTER OSLO, NORWAY Church of Saint Pius X, 16 Deer Park Road, Manchester M16 8FR MALMÖ, SWEDEN Tel: 01772 885 990 STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN MIDDLEMARSH / HOLNEST Saint Lawrence Chapel Tel: 01963 210 580 [Mass celebrated in Holnest in wintertime] Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström, St. George’s House, 125 Arthur Road, OXFORD London SW19 7DR N.O.C.C. 17 Middleway, Tel: +44 20 8946 7916 Summertown, Oxford OX2 7LH [email protected] Tel: 01993 851695 www.fsspx.uk/en/scandinavia

PORTSMOUTH Our Lady Help of Christians 14 Kingston Road, Porstmouth PO1 5RZ Tel: 01635 278137 PRESTON Pious Groups Our Lady of Victories East Cliff, Winckley Square, Preston PR1 3NA Tel: 01772 885990 THIRD ORDER OF ST. PIUS X [email protected] Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat [email protected] RHOS ON SEA Saint David’s Chapel ARCHCONFRATERNITY OF ST. STEPHEN Conwy Road, (A547) Mochdre Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett, Mr. Richard Cullen Rhos-On-Sea LL28 5AA, Tel: 01492 582586 [email protected]

STRONSAY EUCHARISTIC CRUSADE St Columba’s House, Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele Stronsay, KW17 2AS , Tel: 01857 616206 [email protected] Resident: Rev. Fr. Nicholas Mary CssR MILITIA IMMACULATAE Br. Louis-Marie CssR Rev Fr. Robert Brucciani, Mr. Howard Toon militia-immaculatae.org TAUNTON [email protected] Church of Our Lady of Glastonbury 17 South Street (off East Reach), TA1 3AA SCHOLA Tel: 01823 652701 Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström [email protected] WOKING Church of the Holy Cross ST. RAPHAEL'S HOMESCHOOL Sandy Lane, Maybury, GU22 8BA Miss Monica Marshall Tel: 01483 767 537 [email protected]

EMERGENCY NUMBER: 0754 888 0281

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The black letters stand for the organization itself.

The design seeks to express something of the organization’s core values, showing ourselves fully “in the light”.

The Society of St. Pius X is an international priestly society of common life without vows, whose purpose is the priesthood and that which pertains to it.

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