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Newyddiadur Swyddogol Esgobaeth Caerdydd Issue 276 December 2019 Official Newspaper of the Archdiocese of Cardiff Pick up your FREE Catholic People copy today A new shrine for the martyr Saint David Lewis unday November 18 marked a great take up the role of Spiritual Director at his old Archbishop George and Jesuit Father Principal Fr Damian Howard day for the Catholic faith in Wales. A College. SJ in front of the shrine to Saint David Lewis. They are holding a Snew shrine was dedicated to the 17th century monstrance made in Paris which the Archbishop martyr Saint David Lewis at the church of Condemned as a Catholic priest found in the diocesan treasury. It was in poor repair and was SS David Lewis & Francis Xavier, in Usk, restored after a visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Archbishop George gifted it to the new shrine. Wales. This lasted one year, as the Mission in South David Lewis was born in Abergavenny in the Wales, which had been founded in 1620, year 1616. He was brought up as a Protestant petitioned for Father David's immediate return but later became a Catholic. Both his parents to his homeland. This being granted by his died in 1638 and that same year, David set off superiors, Father David was sent back to for Rome. He entered the Venerable English Wales, to the Jesuit Mission of St. Francis College on 6th. November 1638 to prepare for Xavier at a place called 'The Cwm' in 1648, ordination to the Sacred Priesthood. David where he was to work for the next thirty years. Lewis assumed the name of Charles Baker (A On Sunday 17th November 1678 Father David common practice in those days of Lewis was arrested at Llantarnam as he was persecution). He completed his studies, preparing to say Mass. receiving Minor Orders in June 1641 and was At his trial, he was condemned as a Roman ordained to the Priesthood on 20th July 1642. Catholic Priest who said Mass, which was Father David Lewis entered the Jesuit considered high treason against the Crown. Novitiate at Sant' Andrea in Rome on 19th For this, he was executed at Usk on April 1645. After Profession, his superiors Wednesday 27th August 1679 immediately sent him to Wales. He was recalled to Rome after only a short stay, to Continued on page 5 A university blot on freedom on speech! The Catholic Society at Cardiff University hit the headlines recently when a letter from the University’s Catholic Chaplain to the University’s Catholic Society’s President went viral. Cardiff’s Students Union voted on 21 November to become “Pro-Choice”. Its previous position had been to remain “neutral” after two previous attempts by pro-abortionists to overturn the Students Union’s neutrality in ten years had failed. University Chaplain Fr Sebastian Jones and previous Catholic Society presidents had negotiated with the Students Union on both previous occasions that such a change in position was wholly un-necessary and would result in the University’s Catholic Society having to withdraw from the Student’s Union as it could not be required to give voluntary and material support for the pro-abortion lobby on Campus. Its request was dismissed. Catholic students were verbally abused at the 21 November meeting and their request for the “pro-choice” motion not to be adopted by the Students Union was heavily defeated. Fr Sebastian said “it is deeply troubling to me as a university chaplain and as a visiting lecturer in canon law, that across many of the country’s university campuses similar motions curtailing the right to freedom of speech and conscience concerning the inalienable dignity of the human person are being undermined. In a sector that claims to champion inclusivity and diversity, the intolerance of Catholic Church’s social teaching is a troubling development.” See editorial on Page 3 2 CATHOLIC PEOPLE ARCHBISHOP GEORGE’S A Meditation for Advent ENGAGEMENTS Next Sunday, 1 December, is the beginning For the bus or train. of the Season of Advent, the beginning of For the delivery or repair man. the Church’s year as it prepares for For the doctor or the hospital appointment. DECEMBER 2019 Christmas, the feast of the Incarnation of For news of a loved one. Jesus Christ. We check our watch in frustration at the delay. Sunday 1 Launch of “The God Who Speaks” St. David’s Cathedral 3.00 Purple is the colour of hope, expectation and Monday 2 Diocese of Menevia Engagements repentance. The Advent wreath is the sign of But… time and eternity. We prepare to celebrate the Supposing we waited with our hands and Tuesday 3 Meeting with Education Department 10.00 birth of Jesus in history two thousand years hearts open to what God is saying. Thursday 5 Advent Day of Recollection for Clergy Mostyn Room 11.00 ago. We look forward to his coming at “the end Waited, conscious of our emptiness and need? of time”. And we reflect on the fact that “the Waited in the grace of the present moment. Sunday 8 Carol Service St. Joseph’s Cathedral Swansea 3.00 end of time” is now. Every moment of every Waited without an agenda. Monday 9 Preaches for Feast Day St. Mary’s University 5.30 day is the end of that time. This Advent we begin Year A of the cycle of readings in the Advent is about waiting. Thursday 12 Meeting with Trustees Diocese of Menevia 11.00 gospels with the gospel of Matthew being We wait with the People of God as we move Friday 13 Diocesan Staff Christmas Lunch – Cornerstone 1.00 presented Sunday by Sunday. It will have a through sacred history. special resonance as we begin a special year We wait with Mary as she expects the Son of Saturday 14 Advent Retreat Day St. David’s College 10.30 devoted to “The God Who Speaks” through the God. Sunday 15 Carol Service St. David’s Cathedral Cardiff 3.00 scriptures and to our hearts. Copies of the We wait with the poor for whom waiting is a Monday 16 Diocese of Menevia Engagements gospel are available for distribution in parishes way of life. throughout the Diocese. The following The waiting asks us to empty ourselves that Tuesday 24 Vigil Mass St. Joseph’s Cathedral Swansea 6.00 meditation may help focus our thoughts during we may be filled with God. “Midnight Mass” St. David’s Cathedral Cardiff 10.00 this season of waiting and hoping and praying. It asks that we flourish at God’s rhythm, not our own. Wednesday 25 Christmas Mass at Cardiff Prison 9.00 We live in a world where we are directed to the Christmas Mass “instant”. We are an Advent people, We communicate instantly by email and Waiting for God to manifest himself in our lives. iphone. Advent encourages us to allow our hidden Facebook, WhatsApp and other social media hopes and desires Your Catholic People… give us instant access. Lead us beyond our daily existence. We drink instant coffee. The people of the Old Testament Editorial Dr James Campbell-Editor. Archbishop’s House, 43 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9HD We eat fast food meals. Were, more than any others, the Advent Tel: (029) 2022 0411 Fax: (029) 2037 9036 Email: [email protected] and Articles to be received We shop on the internet for next day delivery. people. by the 20th of the month for inclusion in the following month We withdraw money instantly from a “hole in They lived in hope and prayerful expectation Advertising Tel: 0151 709 7567 the wall”. for the coming of the Messiah. Designed & Produced Mersey Mirror, Suite 4, Pacific Chambers, 11-13 Victoria Street, Liverpool L2 The media give us instant news. The prophet Isaiah brought them back 5QQ. Tel: 0151 709 7567 Fax: 0151 707 1678 Email: [email protected] Is it any wonder we do not like to wait? constantly Submission of photographs Please note photographs submitted for publication must be in jpeg or pdf format. Those in Word format cannot be accepted “Take the waiting out of wanting”. To this promised hope when spirits flagged. He urged them always to trust in God… And yet… And wait. So much of our time is spent waiting. PHILLIP TOM & SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS …a family business that cares Padre Pio Relic visits Cardiff • Owned and operated by a Catholic family with over 25 years experience to understand your needs • Chosen Funeral Directors to the Sisters of St Joseph, Llantarnam Abbey for over 25 years • We are Licenced by the British Institute of Funeral Directors • Offer free bereavement counselling • Golden Charter Prepaid funeral plans available • Monumental Masonry Service • Serving all areas of South Wales Beaconsfield House 155a Commercial Street Newport Road On Monday, November 11th at 7pm, St Teilo’s Church, Whitchurch, hosted an evening of Risca prayer and devotions to St Pio of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio). The Cappagh Padre Pio Prayer Group from Omagh, County Tyrone visited St. Teilo’s with its Gwent NP11 6EY relic of St. Padre Pio. The relic is a glove that covered Padre Pio stigmata. 01633 615005 Canon Isaac welcomed the group on their first visit with the relic outside of Ireland. Those who attended prayed the Padre Pio Novena prayers, rosary and venerated the Relic. www.pts-funerals.co.uk Proceeds from the event went to the Saint Padre Pio’s hospital in San Giovanni, Rotondo. A great priest who CATHOLIC PEOPLE 3 will be sadly missed Editorial Act now over RE! On page 6 you can read Archbishop George’s appeal to save parents’ rights over religious education (RE).
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