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Dystopia

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Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani, District Superior

My dear brethren, man is worshipped. The tenets of this new religion of man are almost The last century produced three identical to the new religion out- notable works of fiction that depict lined in the Second Vatican Coun- a dystopian future for the world: cil's Dignitatits Humanae! [An ar- Lord of the World by Mgr. Robert ticle will be devoted to this uncanny Hugh Benson (1907), Brave New similarity in a future issue.] World by Aldous Huxley (1932) and Nineteen Eighty Four by George Huxley predicts a state-organised Orwell (1949). In each book the au- religion which worships a god thor made predictions of the future named "Ford" (probably a reference by extrapolating the tendencies of to the all mighty capitalist of his the world at the time of writing. day) with a sensual liturgy bereft of While the picture of society painted any appeal to reason. by each novel is very different, the similarities with our own world are Orwell makes no memorable refer- alarming. ence to religion in his description of Oceana in which England (named Religion Airstrip One) finds itself. Atheism reigns. In Lord of the World, Christianity is replaced by a state religion in which

6 May - June 2018 Morals by which foetuses and young children are subjected to thousands In all three novels, there are no of repetitions of oral propositions objective principles that deter- until they hold them as self-evident mine right and wrong behaviour. truths. In this world, ten thousand There is, therefore, no natural law. lies can actually be made into one Mgr. Benson predicts a world gov- unassailable 'truth'. In Nineteen erned by the social norms of the Eighty Four, children and adults day. Both Huxley and Orwell pre- are continuously indoctrinated by dict a world in which the principles ear, eye and activity. The universal- of the natural order and revealed ly present 'telescreens' are rarely religion are replaced by an order quiet and the party activities occu- imposed by the state. Mgr. Benson py most "free-time". History must and Orwell preserve the notion of always be re-written to support the marriage and the family, but Huxley changing needs of the party. makes even the concepts of marriage, mother, father and childbirth There is no new philosophy or theol- appear repulsive and subversive in ogy in any of the predicted futures. the ears of the inhabitants of the Brave New World. Recreation

Eugenics and contraception are There is no recreation mentioned in central to the society of the Brave Lord of the World and no recreation New World with abortion and cre- approved-of for party members in mation being practised there on an Nineteen Eighty Four. In the Brave industrial scale. Euthanasia is com- New World, free time is spent in mon to all three dystopias. mindless games such as 'electro- magnetic golf', diversions such as Education the 'feelies' (a development of the 'movies'), under the influence of In Lord of the World, the population the state-produced drug 'soma' and is manipulated by state-sponsored in shameless promiscuity from the media and many Catholic priests earliest age. leave the priesthood as a conse- quence. In the Brave New World, children are taught by 'hypnopedia'

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are features of all three dystopias. The state In Nineteen Eighty Four, chil- In Lord of the World, it is the "es- dren are taught and rewarded for tablishment" that runs things and denouncing their own parents. laws are made to fit pragmatic 'Thought crime' is something as expedience. This "establishment" pernicious as it is arbitrarily used to willingly subjects itself to a new maintain the climate of fear. world order directed by the incarna- tion of Satan himself. In the Brave Nothing new New World, there is an invisible one-world government, in Nineteen Such are the visions of dystopia. Eighty Four, there is a single per- Now, while this might sound alarm- petual conflict between a changing ist, much of the evil described in alliance of two totalitarian world these dystopian worlds is actually powers and a third. happening in our own and, in some things like abortion and gender In Lord of the World, perceived ene- ideology, the dark dystopian pre- mies of the state are lynched by the dictions of a century ago are even mob; in the Brave New World they surpassed. are mercifully exiled to places like Iceland or the Falklands; in Ninety Not surprisingly, there is a common Eighty Four they are 'vaporised' feature of the different societies after a lengthy period of interroga- portrayed and our own and that tion, torture and public humiliation. is the rejection of God to Whom we owe adoration, to Whose laws Instruments of control we are subject and from Whom we learn and receive power and grace. Universal surveillance and extreme enforcement powers are unques- This wholesale rejection of Jesus tioned in Nineteen Eighty Four. Christ, the God-Man, has happened Submission to the system is almost before. In his great work, The City automatic in the Brave New World of God, St. Augustine shows how a (owing to the absence of all critical society that turned away from (or thinking and 'hypnopedic condi- ignored) its Creator and Redeemer tioning'), and self-policing by fear fell into the most appalling vices

8 May - June 2018 while convinced that it was practis- by society in general is growing and ing virtue, and thereby ultimately will most probably continue to grow failed. The irony was that the pa- to the point where it is not possible gans blamed the fall of Rome on to live under the radar as a Catholic that unique thing which could have anymore. The Church is no longer a brought it peace, prosperity and political force in the world and there glory: the Catholic religion. are no Catholic champions on the world stage. We will all, sooner or The same may be said of the leaders later, be expected to burn incense of the Chosen Race, who had Christ before the new false-gods or face crucified two thousand years ago. the consequences. The same may be said of political powers that govern the world in our This prospect fills me with dread. I own day. And, most painfully, the fear for St. Michael's School, I fear same may be said of those prelates for parents who must raise their of the Church of Jesus Christ who children in this fallen world, I fear are attempting to strip the Church for our faithful who must live and of its doctrine in order to accom- work in an increasingly hostile en- modate dystopia. Stripping her of vironment. I fear for the time when doctrine is the same as stripping I will be accused of hate-speech for her of Truth, which is stripping her preaching Jesus Christ. of God. We are not the first to live in such What it means for us times, however. Our glorious martyrs have traced a clear path. We My dear brethren, dystiopia is upon must be attached to nothing and us. Many of you who work in profes- give everything, even our lives. sions connected with law, education Now is the time to give yourself and medicine have already experi- entirely to God. It has not been so enced the growing expectation of glorious a gift for many a genera- enthusiastic approval of fundamen- tion. Now is the time for the young tally anti-Christian beliefs and prac- men and women to give themselves tices (homosexuality, sex education to a priestly or religious vocation. in schools, abortion and euthanasia The need is pressing, the good that etc.). This expectation by govern- may be done is the greatest and ment, by employers, by schools and the sacrifice to make is the most

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trifling, for the world holds little for And then June will arrive in no time them anymore. Now is the time for at all. Enthrone the Sacred Heart in parents to make their homes into a your homes if you haven't already domestic church. Now is the time done so and recite the Litany of the for breadwinners to extract them- Sacred Heart every day. Put one, selves from workplaces where they true and everlasting order in your will soon be expected to renounce home. Christ, and seek their living in a more wholesome milieu where He The architects of our present dys- may be honoured instead. topia will fail one day.. Just as no lie can remain concealed forever, In the month of May, let us make no rebellion against the order that ourselves true children of Mary. I God has created can last. Let us encourage you to attend May devo- make ourselves His instruments, tions, such as the May procession at therefore, by which His victory over the St. Michael's School on 7th May death and sin which we celebrated and to recite the Litany of our Lady at Easter is made manifest in the of Loreto after your family rosary world. Utopia may not be for this each day. Members of the Militia Im- world, but striving for it most cer- maculatae: glory in the sunshine of tainly is. her patronage and undertake an apostolic work to bring souls to Jesus through Mary. A plenary indulgence In Jesu et Maria, may be gained by members on 13th Rev. Robert Brucciani May under the usual conditions.

Soon it will be Pentecost and then the feast of Corpus Christi. Both feasts are opportunities to rekindle Request the fire of Divine Love by prepara- A sequel to The Living Flame: tion of the liturgy. We need more The first 25 years of the SSPX in faithful to learn Gregorian Chant Britain is being prepared. I would and more young men to serve in our be grateful for any stories or photo- sanctuaries. Neither one of them is graphs which may be of interest in difficult if we would but apply our- this regard. selves to the task.

10 May - June 2018 Flos Carmeli

This is the prayer of St. Simon Stock, to whom the Scapular devotion with its promise was given. It has for seven centuries been called a prayer to the Blessed Mother which has never been known to fail in ob- taining her powerful help.

O beautiful Flower of Carmel, most fruitful Vine, Splendour of Heaven, holy and singular, who brought forth the Son of God, still ever remaining a Pure Virgin, assist me in this necessity.

O Star of the Sea, help and protect me! Show me that thou art my Mother. O Mary, Conceived without sin, Pray for us who have re- course to thee! Mother and Ornament of Car- mel, Pray for us! Virgin, Flower of Carmel, Pray for us! Patroness of all who wear the Scapular, Pray for us! Hope of all who die wearing the Scapular, Pray for us! St. Joseph, Friend of the Sa- cred Heart, Pray for us! St. Joseph, Chaste Spouse of Mary, Pray for us! St. Joseph, Our Patron, Pray for us! O sweet Heart of Mary, be my Salvation!

Carmel of the Holy Trinity 4027 S. Wilbur Road Spokane WA 99206-9407 USA Dystopia

Political Correctness

What is it?

Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani SSPX

Common definition contraception at the tenderest age by the state for their protection, Political Correctness is commonly poor suicidal "gender-reassigned" defined as 'the avoidance of forms children who believe that they can of expression or action that are per- really decide their sex, denial of ceived to exclude, marginalize, or the natural law by the judiciary, the insult groups of people who are so- perpetual re-writing of history to cially disadvantaged or discriminat- turn our forefathers into monsters, ed against.' (Oxford Dictionary). demonisation of the saints and of the Catholic Church. The list goes This common definition presents on and on. Political Correctness as a laudable expression of the law of fraternal Real broad definition charity, but its effects show this definition to be grossly misleading. Political Correctness is an appli- cation of Cultural Marxism by The effects which a civilisation is deliberately undermined by the moral and legal Examples of the destructive power suppression of the individual's right of Political Correctness are legion: to appeal to common sense and tra- feminists who sincerely believe dition (ie. culture). that abortion is healthcare, children being fed pornography and

12 May - June 2018 Background1 think-tank was forced to relocate to America when the Nazis came to Economic Marxism, on the one power in 1933, but by the end of the hand, claims that all of history is 1930s, the instrument of Political determined by ownership of the Correctness was largely complete. means of production. If one can seize the means of production, one How it works seizes ultimate power. Cultural Marxism, on the other hand, claims 1. Certain groups are presented by that all history is determined by the an "authority" (the media, the power of certain groups over other state, campaign groups) as groups. Seizing ultimate power, being victims of oppression by therefore, is possible by a process other groups. The victim groups of enfranchising certain groups at are defined by their origins, the expense of others. Political Cor- their physical characteristics or rectness is the name given to the their behaviour (to which they instrument by which this revolution are deemed to have an absolute may be brought about. right as determined by the "authority") and may indeed be The Marxist theorists, Antonio oppressed. Gramsci of Italy and George Lukacs 2. The "authority" rejects a common of Hungary, claimed that the failure understanding of the world of the Russian revolution (1917) to which is shaped by culture (in- spread throughout Europe was due cluding the common meaning to the attachment of the working of words) and adopts a binary classes to Western culture which vision of the world in which was defined by Christianity. The tri- every action is deemed to be umph of Economic Marxism was not either for or against one of their possible, therefore, until Western proclaimed victim groups. culture was destroyed. 3. The "authority" loudly accuses anyone deemed to have acted In 1923, a think-tank associated against a proclaimed victim with Frankfurt University was group, but their judgement is formed in Germany to define Marx- not based upon any act itself ism in cultural terms and was called or the intent of the accused or the Institute for Social Research circumstances, but the "author- to hide its Marxist intent. The ity's" judgement of the extent of

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the injury done to the victim's Real definition feelings. 4. A cry of outrage is encouraged A real definition, therefore, might and is taken up by those who go something like this: 'Political fear to be the object of similar Correctness is the deliberate provo- accusations (including the law- cation of unreasonable moral indig- makers). nation for the purposes of removing 5. Sane individuals then adopt the opposition to a new order of society.' mindset of the aberrant "authority" through fear or a desire Political Correctness is tyranny to belong or just habit; lawmak- masquerading as fraternal charity. ers pass laws to "protect" the Its use is central to a revolution far victim group, thereby destroy- worse than the Reformation which ing the judgement of common tore Christendom asunder five sense and tradition, and en- hundred years ago. We are living shrining in law a new morality through the wholesale destruction and a new "reason". The "au- of the remnants of Western (Chris- thority" is thus empowered to tian) civilisation. push the revolution further. The remedy The process is effective because it can appeal to a natural sense of jus- The remedy to Political Correctness tice in the common man (eg. pun- is not to attack the real or fabricat- ishing someone who makes fun of a ed victim groups. The remedy is handicapped child), but is insidious (a) right reason, cultivated by good because a shadowy "authority" is reading, study and prayer, in order able to: to know the truth; (b) understand- (a) insert a new morality into ing how Political Correctness works; society (thereby severing it from and (c) supernatural courage to its common sense and culture) defend the truth even if the whole by means of a tidal wave of false world is against you. moral indignation, (b) judge others on subjective feelings rather than facts and (c) brutally demolish opposition without appeal to justice or a fair 1. www.academia.org/the-origins-of-politi- hearing. cal-correctness/

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Prayer for Missionaries

St. Louis-Marie de Montfort

An extract from the Prayer for Son, dying on the cross, bedewed it Missionaries which could have with his blood, consecrated it by his been written expressly for the So- death and entrusted it to his holy ciety of St. Pius X as it prepares Mother's keeping. for its General Chapter. 2. Give free rein, then, O Lord, to your merciful intent and raise up Remember Lord men of your right hand whom you revealed through the prophetic 1. Memento, Domine, congrega- insight of some of your greatest tionis tuae, quam possedisti ab servants - Francis of Paola, Vincent initio. Remember, Lord this Con- Ferrer, Catherine of Siena and so gregation which you have possessed many others during the last century from all eternity. You have made it and even in our day. your own from the beginning, ab initio, when your mind dwelt on it 3. Memento. Ever keep this Con- before time began. You made it your gregation in mind, Almighty God, own from the beginning, ab initio, and, by the power of your right when you held it in your hand as arm which has lost nothing of its you created the world out of noth- strength, make it a living reality and ing. You made it your own when you lead it to perfection. Innova signa, took it to your heart while your dear immuta mirabilia, sentiamus

16 May - June 2018 adjutorium brachii tui: Great God, tiful of sons with an infinite love for who can change lifeless stones into your Mother. sons of Abraham, say but one word and it will be enough to send good workers to gather in your harvest, Vocations and missionaries worthy of the name to work in your Church. 7. What, then, am I asking for? Liberos, men who are free, priests 6. Lord Jesus, memento congre- who are free with the freedom that gationis tuae: be mindful of your comes from you, detached from Congregation. Give your mother everything, without father, mother, this new company so that you may brothers, sisters or relatives and renew all things through her and friends as the world and the flesh bring the era of grace to a close understand them, without worldly through Mary just as you began it possessions to encumber or distract through her. Da Matri tuae liberos, them, and devoid of all self-interest. alioquin moriar: to this end, in- crease the number of those who call 8. Liberos: men who are free but her Mother and serve her. If this is still in bondage to your love and not to be so, let me die. your will; men after your own heart Da Matri tuae: it is for your Moth- who, without taint or impediment er's sake that I make this request. of self-love, will carry out your will It is she who gave you birth and to the full and, like David of old, lay nurtured you. Remembering this, low all your enemies, with the Cross how can you refuse me? Remember for their staff and the Rosary for whose Son you are, and grant my their sling: in baculo Cruce et in plea. Remember what she means virga Virgine. to you and what you mean to her, and fulfil my holy desires. It is no 9. Liberos: men as free as the clouds personal favour that I ask, but some- that sail high above the earth, thing which concerns your glory filled with the dew of heaven, and alone, something you can and, I moving, without let or hindrance, make bold to say, you must grant according to the inspiration of the since not only are you true God Spirit. They are included among having all power in heaven and on those whom the prophet had in earth, but you are also the most du- mind when he asked: qui sunt isti

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qui sicut nubes volant? Ubi erat terior and devoid of all hypocrisy, impetus spiritus illuc gradieban- exterior but not critical, prudent tur, What men are these who move and well-informed, tender without like clouds in the sky, wherever the indifference, constant without fick- Spirit leads them? leness, holy without presumption. In this way, they will crush the head 10. Liberos: free men. Men always of the serpent wherever they go available, always ready to obey you and ensure that the curse you have when those in authority speak. Al- laid upon it of old will be fulfilled ways with the words of Samuel on to the letter: inimicitias ponam their lips: praesto sum, here I am; inter te et mulierem, inter semen always ready to be on the move and tuum et semen ipsius et ipsa con- to suffer with you and for you, just teret caput tuum, I will put enmity as the Apostles were: eamus et mo- between you and the woman and riamur cum illo, let us go and die between your seed and her seed and along with him. he shall bruise your head.

Children of Mary Happy few

11. Liberos: true children of Mary 18. Memento Congregationis tuae: whom she has conceived and be- it is to be a congregation, a gather- gotten by her love, nurtured and ing, a selection, a picked handful of reared, upheld by her and enriched predestined men to be chosen by with her graces. you from among those who are in the world: Ego elegi vos de mundo, 12. Liberos: true servants of the I have chosen you from amidst the Blessed Virgin who, like a Dominic world. of old, will range far and wide, with the holy Gospel issuing from their 22. These followers of the Apostles mouths like a bright and burning will preach with great power and flame, and the Rosary in their effect. So powerful will their impact hands, and bay like your watchdogs, be that they will stir the minds and burn like fire and dispel the dark- hearts of all who hear them. It is to ness of the world like a sun. Their them that you will give your word inspiration will be their authentic - dabit verbum; the very words of devotion to Mary which will be in- your own mouth and wisdom: dabo

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vobis os et sapientiam cui non po- Against the odds terunt resistere omnes adversarii vestri, and none of their enemies 27. Look, Lord God of hosts, the cap- will be able to withstand them. tains of war are forming companies, each with its full complement of sol- 23. It is among these men so dear diers; and potentates have recruited to you, that you, Holy Spirit, as the vast armies. The ship-owners have greatest gift that Jesus Christ, the whole fleets at their disposal, and beloved Son, has made to men, will the merchants are thronging to the be pleased to dwell since, in all the markets and fairs. What a motley missions they undertake, their sole assembly of ungodly men! Thieves, aim will be to give glory to you for drunkards and profligates gather the spoils they have won from your together every day under the flim- enemies: Rex virtutum dilecti et siest pretexts in order to oppose speciei domus dividere spolia. you! Blow a whistle, beat a drum, show the blunt point of a sword, 26. Memento Congregationis tuae. promise a withered laurel branch Tuae: Be mindful of this, your Con- as a reward, offer a piece of gold gregation, for it is you alone who or silver; in short, a whiff of fame, must, by your grace, make it a living a worthless reward, a vile beastly reality. If man is the first to put his pleasure, and, in the twinkling of an hand to the work, nothing will come eye, along come the thieves, soldiers of it. If he contributes anything of rally by battalions, and merchants his own to what you are doing, the flock together. Gambling dens and entire undertaking will be warped market places are crammed full and and come down in ruins. the whole of land and sea is covered Tuae Congregationis: your own with an innumerable multitude of Congregation. Opus tuum fac, it is reprobates. These people, although your work, great God. Make your at variance among themselves for divine purpose a reality. Muster reasons of distance, temperament your chosen men from every corner or personal interest, are neverthe- of your dominions. Call them and less all unanimously resolved to gather them together. Mobilise them wage war to the death against you, and make of them an army to fight under the banner and leadership of against your enemies. the devil.

20 May - June 2018 28. How is it, then, great God, that certed attack on the enemies of God although it is so glorious, so satis- who have already sounded the call fying and so profitable to serve you, to arms: sonuerunt, frenduerunt, hardly anyone will support your fremuerunt, multiplicati sunt. Di- cause? Scarcely one soldier lines rumpamus vincula eorum et pro- up under your standard. Scarcely jiciamus a nobis jugum ipsorum. anyone fired with zeal for your Qui habitat in caelis irridebit eos. glory will stand up and cry out, They have sounded the alarm, vent- like St. Michael in the midst of his ed their anger and become a mighty fellow-angels: Quis ut Deus? Who army. Let us break their bonds is like to God? Let me then raise asunder and throw away their yoke. the cry of alarm: "The House of He who dwells in heaven will laugh God is on fire! Souls are perishing them to scorn. in the flames! The sanctuary itself is ablaze! Help! Help! Good people! 30. Exsurgat Deus et dissipentur Help our brother who is being mur- inimici ejus! Exsurge, Domine, dered. Help our children who are quare obdormis? Exsurge! Let the being massacred. Help our kind fa- Lord arise and let his enemies be ther who is being done to death!" scattered. Arise, Lord. Why is it you appear to be like one asleep? Arise 29. Qui Domini est jungatur in your might, your mercy and your mihi: if anyone has the Lord's justice and create this bodyguard of cause at heart, let him stand side hand-picked men who will protect by side with me. Let all those wor- your house, defend your glory and thy priests who are to be found save the souls that are yours. Thus, throughout the world, those still in there will be but one sheepfold and the fight and those who have with- one shepherd, and all will make drawn to deserts and secluded plac- your temple resound with their es, let them, I say, come and join us. praise of your glory: et in templo In unity there is strength. With the ejus omnes dicent gloriam. Amen. cross as our standard, let us form a strongly disciplined army drawn up God alone! in lines of battle. Let us make a con-

21 Saints

St. Robert Bellarmine SJ

13th May

Br. Columba Maria

Early life advancement, but the teenager, to his mother’s delight, desired only Roberto Francisco Bellarmini was to be a Jesuit. Eventually his fa- born to pious parents, Vicenzo and ther agreed. When Robert and his Cynthia, on 4th October 1542, in cousin, Riccardo Cervini (nephew the little hill town of Montepulciano to Pope Marcellus II,) arrived in in central Italy, the third of twelve Rome in September 1560, they were children: five boys and seven girls. clothed in the cassock and took their first vows that same day (a Robert was a delicate boy, indeed thing unusual then and not possible he never enjoyed good health, and now). was given to solitude and reflection. His mother had a great devotion for the Jesuits, and when they opened Louvain a school in the town, Robert and his brothers were quickly transferred By spring 1569, Bellarmine had there. Like all Jesuit schools then, mastered his formal philosophical it was free, which was just as well schooling, taught at several univer- because the Bellarmini were not sities, perfected his beloved Latin, well off. Robert’s intelligence was and was one of the most sought-af- apparent to all and his father tried ter preachers in Italy. He was sent to nurture in him a desire of worldly to Louvain in Belgium as the Sun-

22 May - June 2018 day Latin preacher and to complete his priestly studies. He was ordained a priest and remained seven years in the university town which was then the bulwark of Catholic resistance to Protestantism.

The priest, Bellarmine, gave himself to militant theology in order to attack the errors of the day, chief among which were the errors of Lutheranism. Lutheranism specifi- cally undermined those articles of the Creed: “…I believe in the Holy Catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body…”.

Besides preaching every Sunday to over two thousand people, lecturing daily to a hundred, many hours in the confessional, and meetings in the parlour, he somehow still man- aged to read all the Fathers and annals of Church History.

Rome

When Bellarmine was recalled to Rome in 1576, he was ordered to bypass Milan, lest Saint Charles Borromeo, his contemporary, kept him there! He was appointed professor of Controversial Theology at

St. Robert Bellarmine SJ 1542-1641 Saints

the Roman University by Gregory bassador from his Scottish court to XIII and among his students and Rome, and received a papal bless- confréres were many an English ing with, amongst other things, a martyr, including Ralph Sherwin, commendation from Bellarmine to Luke Kirby, William Hart, John return to the Church, from whose Lowe, Christopher Buxton, Edward head he could expect every favour. James, Edmund Duke, John Ingram, Unfortunately, James’ advisors were John Cornelius, Henry Walpole, the same as Elizabeth’s, including Robert Southwell, Henry Garnet Walsingham, and he became even and Edward Oldcorne. more anti-Catholic, and tried hard to deny that this earlier interchange ever took place. Writer & Contraversialist King James entered into contro- Bellarmine volunteered himself versy with Bellarmine and showed for the English mission, but was keen insight into the issues at stake, retained in Rome. When Queen but was ultimately blinded by his Elizabeth died, many saw in King attachment to his earthly crown. James, the son of Catholic parents, Bellarmine, in contrast, scrupu- a godsend to relieve them of the lously guarded his vow of poverty Elizabethan burdens. Two years regardless of the honours bestowed beforehand, James had sent an am- upon him.

24 May - June 2018 to Europe under the pretext of a To keep abreast of developments, medicinal expedition, was received Bellarmine made sure that any into the Church and never returned. new Protestant work was promptly despatched to him for analysis and The first of these his volumes refutation, and, reciprocally, it was appeared in 1586 and treated of mostly to his works that the Protes- Scripture and Tradition; Christ, tant ‘divines’ addressed their own. Head of the Church, the Pope His For example, Against today’s pa- vicar and Church Militant, Suf- pist heretics; in the first place Rob- fering and Triumphant. Later ert Bellarmine was a work written volumes covered the Sacraments, by one Whitaker, professor of the- Free-will, Grace and Justification. ology at Cambridge. John Donne, A catechism for boys and another the poet, had copies of his works, for men were the Church’s stand- even though they were banned to ard until the first Vatican council. the public at large. Saint Francis of He painstakingly looked up all the Sales said of his five dogged years sources himself and worked so hard converting the Chablais back to that he needed surgery to ease the Christ, that he carried only his neurosis of his right arm. Bible and his Bellarmine! James I’s personal chaplain, having read the Controversies, slipped across

St. Robert Bellarmine SJ Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, Rome

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As a priest, Bellarmine, was an ad- In 1602, Clement consecrated him visor to the papal legate at the pro- Archbishop of Capua with felicitous tracted and tortuous siege of Paris. results. Pastors were appointed to After the city’s suc- towns languishing cessful resistance without a priest, to the eventual churches were king Henry, they restored and reli- returned to Rome gious houses saw where Bellarmine a return to stricter was made rector of observance. He the Jesuit college always assisted at there. He was the the Divine Office last confessor to St. in choir, preached Aloysius Gonzaga, every Sunday and to whom he re- holiday, and gave mained devoted. catechism lessons to the poor and children. His deal- Cardinal ings with the Span- ish kings of Naples, In 1599, Pope with whom St. Clement VIII ap- Alphonsus clashed pointed him Cardi- two centuries later, nal. Bellarmine, on drew from him this request, provided statement: “It is the pope with a list of the most very difficult to defend the Church’s important duties of a pope, and the liberties without incurring the top places were filled with matters wrath of princes, and it is very dif- episcopal: the appointment of bish- ficult to be remiss in them without ops (men suitably qualified,) their incurring the wrath of God.” subsequent diligence (resident in the cathedral unless urgently need- His successor in Capua was ever ed elsewhere) and perseverance away on diplomatic business, so (not transferring them). much so that Cardinal Bellarmine

26 May - June 2018 wrote to him: “Your flock cannot fol- distrust to their gold and cannot be low their good shepherd since they persuaded to believe Him.” never see you, nor know your voice since they never hear you [preach- Cardinal Bellarmine gave anything ing].” of value to the poor, and was con- stantly besieged by them. When news filtered out that he was on his Declining years death bed, and had received the viaticum from the Pope himself, the His last years were spent almost Jesuit novitiate was inundated with entirely at the Vatican, where his callers, and his bed like a shrine, so daily duties on papal business, many rosaries, medals, anything at interspersed with Divine Office all, were laid on it to receive his last either in choir or on his knees, blessing. When he did die on 16th were followed by nightly writings September 1621, his last prayer was of letters to friends and suitors and the Creed: “…et vitam aeternam. books that have been translated Amen”. and reprinted many times. Both his writing and his conversation, people always found sweet and endearing, Sainthood like his friend and contemporary St. Francis of Sales. His last two books, St. Robert Bellarmine's feast day, The Ascent of the Mind to God by a however, is on 13th May, on which Ladder of Created Things, and The day in 1923 he was beatified. He Art of Dying Well, could be retitled was canonised on 30 June 1930 and Saint Robert Bellarmine’s guide to declared Doctor of the Church the living well. To the laity, and some- following year by Pope Pius XI. The thing he himself practised unceas- saint was laid to rest next to his di- ingly, he recommended almsgiving rigé, St. Aloysius, in the Church of as the safest, surest way to heaven: St. Ignatius Loyola in Rome. “A tongue that can lie promises ten for every hundred and the repay- St. Robert Bellarmine is the patron ment of the whole sum borrowed, saint of catechists. and the lender believes. God, Who cannot lie, promises to him who gives alms a hundredfold in heaven and life eternal, but men cling in

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The promises of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to families who honour his Sacred Heart 5

About the Enthronement What is the Enthronement? 6 How does the Enthronement restore Christ to the family? 6 Is this all there is to the Enthronement? 7 Why will the Enthronement restore the family to Christ? 7 Has this work been approved? 8 What must I do to enthrone the Sacred Heart in my home? 8

Before the Enthronement Preparation 10 Litany of the Sacred Heart 12

Triduum for the of the Sacred Heart — Three-day Preparation Day 1 14 Day 2 18 Day 3 20 Other Preparations 24 • Three-day Preparation for Enthronement The• CeremonyEnthronement asof a EnthronementWay of Life 25 • Suggested devotional practices M3I

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This book, a long-time classic on par with the Imitation of Christ, offers a comprehensive guide to the spiritual life. Scupoli teaches a courageous approach to the spiritual life resumed in four simple principles, rather than in particular prayers or practices. Full of common sense and clear observations on human nature, this book will be treasured by those looking for guidance and is never read or re-read without gain.

The Raccolta: A Manual of Indulgences, Prayers and Devotions

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Published by the Sacred Penitentiary Apostolic in 1957 this beautiful leather-bound reprint is a treasure-trove of prayers. While the indulgences may no longer be recognised since the destruction wrought by Paul VI, nevertheless these prayers remain beautiful, useful and appropriate for every situation. These approved prayers are mostly in English, often with a Latin original provided where useful.

The Living Flame: The First 25 Years of the SSPX in Britain by Ronald Warwick

Softcover, 112 pp., Code: TR025, £5

Written by the late Ronald Warwick, remembered as a solid pillar of tradition from the early days of the Society until his recent passing. This detailed account of the first decades of the SSPX in Great Britain reveals many inspiring facts about the struggle to establish the Society here, about the care of Archbishop Lefebvre for this country and various anecdotes sure to edify and surprise. This book cannot fail to inspire a zeal to preserve that which others worked so hard to establish.

The Living Flame: The Next 25 Years of the SSPX in Britain

send your In preparation The Society of St. Pius X will soon be 50 years old and an eminent stories & writer is preparing a sequel to chart the progress of our lifeboat in photographs a raging storm. Please send in your stories and photographs to the District Superior.

Liturgy

REGINA CAELI The authorship of the "Regina Coeli" being unknown, legend says that St. Gregory the Great (d. 604) heard the first three lines chanted by angels on a certain Easter morning in Rome while he walked barefoot in a great religious procession and that the saint thereupon added the fourth line: "Ora pro nobis Deum. Alleluia." (Catholic Encyclopedia 1911)

Today the Regina Caeli is used as hymn of joy during the Easter Season (Easter Sunday until Trinity Sunday) when it is used in place of the Angelus and prescribed to be recited at Compline.

O Queen of heaven rejoice! alleluia: For He whom thou didst merit to bear, alleluia, Hath arisen as he said, alleluia. Pray for us to God, alleluia.

V. Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, alleluia. R. Because the Lord is truly risen, alleluia.

Let us pray O God, who gave joy to the world through the resurrection of Thy Son, our Lord Jesus Christ; grant, we beseech Thee, that through His Mother, the Virgin Mary, we may obtain the joys of everlasting life. Through the same Christ our Lord. Amen. ROCHESTER TO CANTERBURY PILGRIMAGE 2018 VOCATIONS

Friday 27th July: Assemble at 1.30pm on lawn at the side of Rochester Cathedral (short walk from Rochester Railway Station). Deposit luggage in the Pilgrimage van. Prayers and departure at 2.00pm. Arrival at Boxley village (beside the church) for Sung Mass at 6.15pm followed by dinner. Saturday 28th July: Rise at 7.30am for Sung Mass at 8.00am followed by breakfast and departure at 10.am. Lunch at Hollingbourne, at 1.00 pm. Arrival at Charing Primary School at 6.30pm for dinner. Singing and light entertainment. Sunday 29th July: Rise at 7.15am for Sung Mass at 7.30am, breakfast and departure at 9.30am. Lunch at Chilham churchyard at 1.30pm. Arrive at Canterbury Cathedral for final prayers and blessing 5.45pm. Sr. Maria Immaculata of the Consoling Sisters, India is looking for female volunteers to help teach the children at Veritas Academy and to supervise at the orphanage for six months or more. Appli- cants must be 21 or older, good practicing Catholics and ready for hard work! Just send an email to [email protected] for more information. [Ed: it is hard work, but almost every volunteer falls in love with the children, the old ladies, the sisters and India!]

6/128, Servi Domini Orphanage Opp. Govt. H.S. School Burkitmanagar Tirunelveli, T.N. – 627 351 India

X Of your charity please pray for the souls of

Mrs. Marion O'Grady of St. Saviour's, Bristol who died on 15th February Mrs. Marisa M. Valori of Norwich on Sunday 4th March Mrs. Pauline Edwards of Colwyn Bay (North Wales) who died on Sunday 1st April Mrs. Catherine Taylor of Barnoldswick (Lancashire) who died on Friday 13th April

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

May June Father Francis Yates, Mary Cahill, Irene Adams, Dom. Robert Mary Biddulph, Michael May, Dante Muriel Bailey, Gladys Harvey, Mary Moat, Tadeusz Spear, Elsie Burt, Mayne Mellersh, John Mathews, Czaykowski, Francis Wood, Dennis Adams, George Winifred Hill, Margaret Connett, Mary Fallon, James Smith, Mrs Warner, Mary Butler, John Callahan, Den- Blunt, Mr. Maieta, Jane Rossiter, John Smith, nis Trainer, Leroy Joseph Perry, Margaret Robinson, John Humphery, Ivy Spencer, Winifrede Bolton, D. Fitzpatrick, Hazael Young, James Shipstone, Mar- Olivia Poulton, Gabrielle Gregory, Margaret Wynne, guerite Rogers, Dorothy Alison, Louis Kelly, Veronique Mrs. P.V. Drew, Bridget Reynolds, Charles Embray, Decembre, Philip Lyons, Phyllis Balcombe, Josephine Rose Sullivan, Hugh Campbell, Mary Heathcote, Kelly, Alice Procter, Mary Sampson, Barbara Leggatt, Joyce Umfreville, Naomi Verne, John Robinson, Kit Edith Housing, Raymond McGregor, Edwin Lloyd, Freeman, Catherine O’Donnell, Edith Shepherd, Mary Angela Watson, Ruth Brawn, Joy Douglas, Madeleine Wright, Rita Doyle, Daniel Bouchard, Desdemona Bramble-Green, Florence Sheehan, Donald Lowdell, Bartlett, Charles Turner, Egons Libietis, Mary Hobbs, Michael Welch, Alban Russell, Sheila Sloan, Marie Patricia Brooker, Harold Dunkinson, Elizabeth Atkins, Belcher-Truss, Margaret Byrne, Margaret Gillespie, Mary Tweedie, Lionel Doggett, Valerie Hanssens, Desmond Singleton, Joseph Keegan, Robert Penfold, Fred Barnes, Cecily Cumberbatch, Derek and Eva Jean Calder-Smith, Martin Mongan, Michael Groves, New, Muriel Smith, Mary Carnoustie, Delia Hassell, Professor A. Cave, David Rowland, William Morgan, Peter Ward, Marjorie Salisbury, Kay Stavris, Grace Mary Wood, Josephine Shorten, Winifred Hales, Ber- Anderson, Alexander Ramnante, John Dowey, Miss L. nard Whalley, Rose Wilson, Katherine Campion-Kirk- Restieaux, Ken Cooper, Michael John Anselm-Brans- wood, Alice Hughes, Dr Brian Quigley, Philip Roche, by, Margaret Forteath, Hugh Ignatius-Quigley, Donald Dorothy McDonald, John O’Grady, Vivian Lardeaux, Humphrey, Edith Vaughan, Elizabeth Dowey, Joan Patrick Daly, Eileen Morley, Rita W.Budden, Helen Parton, Josephine Frances Clarke, Richard Steele, Wood., Ian Preece, Geoffrey Crisp, Francis Cowan, Colin Roderick Davies, Jack Thorpe, Jessie Igoe, Geraldine Weir, Arlene King, Michael Evelyn Turner, Thomas McDermott, A.E. Welsh, Mary Morris, David Frank Dusting, Margaret Taylor, Carol Thompson, Clifton, Raymond White, Philip Cookson, Paul de John Wyndham Murray, Dilys Anne Morris, Mary Remusat, Joyce Cleverly, Robin Whatley, Finbarr Morris, Margret Slowey, Frances Calcutt, Jon Peter Buckley, Catherine Gordon. Ida Joan White Wiselgren, Margaret Mayes

Requiescant in pace The burial of Mrs. Molita Hale of Shoreham-by-Sea on 7th March 2018. Requiescat in pace.

If you would like a traditional Catholic funeral, please insert the following text in your will: "It is my express wish that my funeral be conducted in the traditional Latin Rite by a priest of the Society of St. Pius X who may be contacted at St. George's House, 125 Arthur Road, London SW19 7DR" Mr. & Mrs. Bevan tell of the happiness of their An impromptu photo in the Sunday morning sunshine at minus daughter and Dominican novice Sr. Philomena 8 oC on the steps of the Chapel of St. Olav, Oslo in February. at Saint-Pré, Brignoles (3100 Route de la Roque- Everything sparkles, including the faithful, in this weather. brussanne, 83170 La Celle Brignoles), France.

At St. George's House we were sad to see the departure of Mr. Ronald Doggett who returned to India after a year of hard work at the priory. Ronald is a man for all seasons - always anticipating the needs of others, nothing was too much, no problem was without a solution, always bringing Indian sunshine. There is plenty of sunshine where he is now; he wrote to say he was on the point of expiring in the 40+ oC heat. We will miss his cooking too. 'Dear Father, Please find attached a picture taken last Sunday 15th April at Our Lady of Victories in Preston. The First Communicants were James Stemp and Mary-Jane Lloyd. [Fr. Vianney Van- dendaele was the celebrant]. It was a lovely occasion! With best wishes to you Father, ...' Top/bottom: Black 2.25pt 21.0 Carry-over: Black 1.5pt If this is being viewed on A4 paper, it is scaled to fit and not the final size of the calendar. Do not draw images to fit the scaled version! Day split: White-Dark50%, 0.5pt

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“A celebrated apparition of the Archangel took ST. JOSEPH 1 cl. St. Athanasius, 3 cl. Feria 4 cl. St. Monica, 3 cl. St. Pius V, 3 cl. place [in 493 A.D.] in Apulia, on the top of THE WORKER, Bishop, Confessor, Doctor (Comm. of SS. Alexander, Widow Pope, Confessor Mount Gargano, at whose foot lies the town of Spouse of of the Church Eventius and Siponto. A bull, belonging to a man who lived the B.V.M. Theodulus, Martyrs on the mountain, having strayed from the & St. Juvenalis, 1 Bishop, Confessor) herd, was, after much searching, found 2 3 4 5 First Friday First Saturday hemmed fast in the mouth of a cave. One of its pursuers shot an arrow, with a view to The Blessed Martyrs of England & rouse the animal by a wound; but the arrow Wales (In England and Wales 3 cl.) rebounding, struck him that had sent it. This BBl. John Houghton, Robert circumstance excited so much fear in the by- St. Brioc, B. & C.; Lawrence, Augustine Webster, St. Echa, B. & C.; York 767 Wales/Cornwall 500 Richard Reynolds & John Haile, St. Elgine, Queen; standers... St. Asaph, B. & C.; Wales 601 PPr. & MM.; Tyburn 1535 Skipton, Yorkshire 677

Fifth Sunday 2 cl. St. Stanislaus, 3 cl. Feria 4 cl. Vigil of the Ascension THE ASCENSION SS. Philip & James, SS. Nereus, Achilleus, after Easter Bishop, Martyr of Our Lord 2 cl. OF OUR LORD 1 cl. Apostles 2 cl. Domitilla, Virgin and Pancras, Martyrs 3 cl.

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Epitaph on the tombstone of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre

‘Founder’s Spirit’ Conference

Friday 10th - Sunday “The Spirit of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre”

12th August 2018 Our founder’s unwavering faith with: Fr. Barrett

“Millennial and Catholic - Challenges and Opportunities”

“Towards a True Image of Self”

Call: 01179 775 863 “What should we make of Pope Francis?”

£30 deposit Three seminars with: Fr. Nicholas Mary C.SS.R

Total cost: £90.00 “Philosophy, Science and the Faith” Only 25 spaces What is the difference between knowledge and faith?

What is philosophy and what is science?

Ages 18-35 Has modern philosophy proven old philosophy and science wrong?

Can God’s existence be proven with philosophical arguments?

Can science prove that the Catholic faith is right? St Saviour’s House Can it prove that it is wrong? Bristol These and similar other questions will be raised and answered in this talk BS4 2DU by: Fr. Håkan Lindström and Dr. David Yates

“Vocation” See the leaflet on the SSPX

website for Priory Retreat Orated by the newly ordained: Rev. Rupert Bevan

rules and packing list. “Working Catholics” : With Mrs Clare Bevan

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2018 May 7-18 Holy Land Pilgrimage 2018 7 May Procession at St. Michael's School 10 ASCENSION (obligation) 14 All Day Adoration, St. Saviour's Bristol 19-21 Chartres Pilgrimage: Pilgrim programme 20 PENTECOST SUNDAY 31 CORPUS CHRISTI

Jun 4-9 Women’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol 8 SACRED HEART OF JESUS Ordination of Rev. Mr. Thomas o'Hart to the priesthood at the Seminary of 22 St. Thomas Aquinas, Virginia, USA 26 25th anniversary of ordination of Rev. Sebastian Wall SS. PETER & PAUL (obligation) Ordination of Rev. Mr. Rupert Bevan to the priesthood at the Seminary of 29 St. Pius X, Ecône, Switzerland 40th anniversary of ordination of Rev. Philippe Pazat 25th anniversary of ordination of Rev. John McLaughlin

Jul 7 "1st Mass" of Rev. Rupert Bevan, St. Michael's School, Burghclere 11-21 General Chapter of the SSPX 22 "1st Mass" of Rev. Rupert Bevan, St. Joseph's, London 27-29 Canterbury Pilgrimage 30-4 Men’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol

Aug 8 "1st Mass" of Rev. Rupert Bevan, St. Saviour's House, Bristol 10-12 Youth Conference at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol 14-22 Boys' Camp, Colleton Manor, Devon 31 All Day Adoration, St. Mary's House, Preston 31-1 Walsingham Pilgrimage begins from Kings Lynn

Sep 1-2 Walsingham Pilgrimage 5 All Day Adoration, St. Saviour's Bristol 15 Feast of the Seven Sorrows - Renewal of promises of SSPX Oblate Sisters. 15 Holywell Pilgrimage 18 All Day Adoration, St. Andrews House, Carluke 24-29 Women’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol 24 All Day Adoration, St. George's House, Wimbledon Feast of St. Michael, Archangel - Renewal of religious profession of SSPX 29 Brothers. Mass Times MAY JUNE

6th 10th 13th 20th 27th 31st 3rd 8th 10th 17th 24th 29th

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

0800 0800 0800 0800 Bristol 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1830 1830 1830 1830 0715 0715 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0715 0730 0730 0730 0715 Burghclere 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 1900 0900 0900 0900 1900 1900 1900 Colleton 9th 13th ------Manor 1130 1130

Edinburgh 1100 1230 1100 1100 1100 1230 1100 1230 1100 1100 1100 1230

Gateshead 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800 1800

Glasgow 1030 1830 1030 1030 1030 1830 1030 1830 1030 1030 1030 1830

Groombridge 1230 - 1230 1230 1230 - 1230 - 1230 1230 1230 -

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

26th Jersey ------1100 - 1100

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

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

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

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

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

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

Portsmouth 1130 - 1130 1130 1130 - 1130 - 1130 1130 1130 -

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

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

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

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

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

DISTRICT HOUSE BRISTOL Saint George’s House Saint Saviour’s House 125 Arthur Road Saint Agnes Avenue, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2DU Wimbledon SW19 7DR [email protected] Tel: 0208 946 7916 Tel: 0117 977 5863 [email protected] Resident: Resident: Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat (Prior) Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani (District Superior) Rev. Fr. John McLaughlin Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström (District Bursar) Sr. Marie-Charbel JssR Rev. Fr. Francis Ockerse (District Secretary) Sr. Mary Joseph JssR Rev. Fr. Matthew Clifton BURGHCLERE Saint Michael’s School Chapel Scotland Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants RG20 9JW Tel: 01635 278 137/173 ABERDEEN [email protected] Aberdeen Foyer Marywell Centre, Resident: Marywell St, Aberdeen AB11 6JF Rev. Fr. John Brucciani (Headmaster) Tel: 01857 616206 Rev. Fr. Gary Holden (Housemaster) Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett CARLUKE Rev. Fr. Reid Hennick Saint Andrew’s House Br. Ignatius 31 Lanark Road Br, Columba Maria CssR Carluke, Lanarkshire ML8 4HE Br. Gerard Mary CssR Tel: 01555 771523 [email protected] High Grange House Resident: Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants. RG20 9JW Rev. Fr. Sebastian Wall (Prior) Resident: Rev. Fr. Anthony Wingerden Sr. Mary Elizabeth (Superior) Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele Sr. Mary Ancilla Sr. Mary Josepha EDINBURGH Sr. Marie Salome Saints Margaret and Leonard Sr. Mary Bridget 110 Saint Leonard’s Street Edinburgh EH8 9RD CHULMLEIGH Tel: 01555 771523 Colleton Manor Chapel Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7JS GLASGOW Tel: 01769 580 240 Saint Andrew’s Church, 202 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TX GATESHEAD Tel: 01555 771523 Church of the Holy Name of Jesus Gladstone Terrace West, Bensham STRONSAY Gateshead NE8 4DR St Columba’s House, Tel: 07443 588 039 Stronsay, KW17 2AS , Tel: 01857 616206 Resident: GROOMBRIDGE (Tunbridge Wells) Rev. Fr. Nicholas Mary CssR Church of Saint Pius V, Br. Louis-Marie CssR Station Road, Groombridge TN3 9QX Tel: 01892 654 372

England HERNE Saints John Fisher & Thomas More Church BINGLEY Herne Street, Herne CT6 7HR The Little House Tel: 020 89467916 Market Street, Bingley BD16 2HP Tel: 01274 567786 LEICESTER Church of Saint Anne Abingdon Road, Leicester LE2 1HA Tel: 01858 555813

46 May - June 2018 LIVERPOOL Jersey The Church of Saints Peter and Paul 35 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool L8 7LA Saint Nicholas Centre, Greve d'Azette Tel: 01514 802433 St. Clement, Jersey Tel: +44 1534 742 884 LONDON Church of Saints Joseph and Padarn Scandinavia Salterton Road, N7 6BB Tel: 020 8946 7916 AALBORG, DENMARK MANCHESTER Church of Saint Pius X, OSLO, NORWAY 16 Deer Park Road, Manchester M16 8FR Tel: 01772 885 990 MALMÖ, SWEDEN

MIDDLEMARSH / HOLNEST STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 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 Our Lady of Victories Pious Groups East Cliff, Winckley Square, Preston PR1 3NA Tel: 01772 562 428 THIRD ORDER OF ST. PIUS X [email protected] Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat [email protected] TAUNTON Church of Our Lady of Glastonbury ARCHCONFRATERNITY OF ST. STEPHEN 17 South Street (off East Reach), TA1 3AA Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett, Mr. Richard Cullen Tel: 01823 652701 [email protected]

WOKING EUCHARISTIC CRUSADE Church of the Holy Cross Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele Sandy Lane, Maybury, GU22 8BA [email protected] Tel: 01483 767 537 MILITIA IMMACULATAE Rev Fr. Robert Brucciani, Mr. Howard Toon Wales militia-immaculatae.org [email protected] RHOS ON SEA Saint David’s Chapel SCHOLA Conwy Road, (A547) Mochdre Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström Rhos-On-Sea LL28 5AA, Tel: 01492 582586 [email protected]

ST. RAPHAEL'S HOMESCHOOL Miss Monica Marshall [email protected]

EMERGENCY NUMBER: 0754 888 0281

47 THE LOGO

The black letters stand for the organization itself.

The design seeks to express something The Society of St. Pius X is an international priestly society of common life of the organization’s core values, showing without vows, whose purpose is the priesthood and that which pertains ourselves fully “in the light”. to it.

Since its foundation by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre in 1970, the Society has formed priests according to the immemorial teachings of the Catholic Church. By offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the traditional Latin rite and administering the sacraments according to the traditional rites in vigour in 1962 (before the Second Vatican Council 1962-5), the Society’s priests perpetuate what the Church has taught and done throughout its history. By the exercise of the teaching office of its priests, the Society fights against the errors that presently afflict the Church.

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