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Catholic Bishops' Conference
catholic bishops’ conference silver Jubilee of the Diocese of Menevia rt rev paul stonham, abbot of belmont’s homily st joseph’s cathedral, swansea, 19 march 2012 We are gathered here today in this fine cathedral church of St Joseph to celebrate three important events, the restructuring of the Diocese of Menevia twenty five years’ ago, the fortieth anniversary of the priestly ordination of Bishop Tom and the tenth anniversary of his episcopal consecration. We’re also here to celebrate a great victory, the Grand Slam! It’s not really for me to talk about Bishop Tom, even less to preach his panegyric, so I’ll do what he asked and say something about the history of the Catholic Church in Wales, his land of adoption, the land to which, no doubt, one day he will lose his heart. But let us remember first of all that today this cathedral and Diocese live under the protection of St Joseph, the just man, the man of honour, faith and obedience, who was called by God to be husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and foster father of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. May we learn to follow his example and so nurture the Church of Christ in our hearts and our homes. Wales is a land of poets, saints and mystics, a land that was Christian long before St Augustine was sent by St Gregory the Great to convert the English. The sees of Caerleon, Llandaff and Menevia existed long before that of Canterbury and the very name Menevia is synonymous with Christian Wales. -
St Dyfrig's Parish Registers & Archives
St Dyfrig’s Parish Registers & Archives Document 06 The Treforest Roman Catholic Church and Parish of St Dyfrig (Documents from circa 1994) Original Content: A 12-page handwritten manuscript documents the story of St Dyfrig’s up to the untimely death of parish priest Canon Thomas Crowley in 1956. The document was written by parishioner Carol Jenkins (R.I.P. 2007), based on an earlier document of her father’s reminiscences. Together with the manuscript were 2 sides of a word processed document “At the time of the Reformation...” and a short handwritten note of 2 paragraphs, “Land on which church...” Copyright: © Carol Jenkins circa 1994 Digitised: Some typographical errors have been corrected and outdated facts glossed during digitisation. Otherwise the digitised document is styled and punctuated as in the original. Digitised by parishioners Teresa de Ste Croix and Margaret Priest, and Rev Gareth Leyshon, Parish Administrator For Further Information St Dyfrig’s Parish Homepage: http://www.pontypriddrcdeanery.org.uk/churches/treforest.html To contact the parish: Telephone UK 01443 402 439 / International Dialling +44 1443 402 439 In writing: St Dyfrig’s Presbytery, Broadway, Treforest, PONTYPRIDD. CF37 1DB (Wales, UK) By email: Use the contact page at http://www.pontypriddrcdeanery.org.uk/churches/treforest/contact.html and please ensure you enter your email address correctly, or we will be unable to reply to you. At the time of the Reformation (word-processed document) At the time of the Reformation, local worshippers belonged to the parishes of Eglwysilan (which also included Caerphilly), Llanilltud Faerdre and Llanwynno. In the absence of priests and places of worship, local Catholics after the Reformation had to decide whether to conform to the official church or suffer penalties for Recusancy. -
Annals of the Catholic Hierarchy in England and Scotland, AD 1585-1876
President Whjte Library, Cornell University. Cornell University Library BX1491 .B81 1883 3 1924 029 382 185 olln Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924029382185 ANNALS OF THE CATHOLIC HIERARCHY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND A.D. 1S88—1876 WITH DISSERTATION ON ANGLICAN ORDERS containing an Account of the Archpriests Prefects of Missions Vicars Apostolic and Bishops of the Catholic Church in England and Scotland from the Extinction of the Ancient Hierarchy in Queen Elizabeth's Reign to the Present Day iL,. W/'MAZIERE BRADY ROME TIPOGRAFIA DELLA PACE 1877 LONDON ISSUE JOHN MOZLEY STARK lo KING WILLIAM STREET STRAND W.C. 1883. e CONTENTS OF THIS VOLUME Preface Pages VII-VIII Anqlican Obdebs „ England under Cardinal Allen „ England undeb Abchprigsts „ under one Vicars England Apostolic , England under pour Vicaes Apostolic ... „ England under eight Vicars Apostolic ... „ England under the restored hiekaechy ... „ Scotland under Pebpects „ Scotland under Vicars Apostolic „ Additions and Corrections „ Index „ PREFACE ' This volume contains an accbimt of tlie Atchpriests, Pi^fedts of Mlssionis, Vidars Apostolic',' and Bishops, who ^verned the Catholic Church in Grejtt Britain from the time of the' extinction of the *' ancient hierarchy in Queen EKzkBeth's feign, down to the present day. The materials, with the exception of some documents fro'm the' Private Archives of the Vatican and from the Archivio di Stato in Rome, have been derived from the Ajrchives of the Propaganda and of the Eng)i9^ CoUege x^ "^om^ and from other authentic sources. -
Sloane Correspondence at Ushaw College: the Study of an Expatriate English Catholic (1815-1863)
Durham E-Theses The Sloane Correspondence at Ushaw College: the Study of an Expatriate English Catholic (1815-1863) GRI, LUCIA How to cite: GRI, LUCIA (2021) The Sloane Correspondence at Ushaw College: the Study of an Expatriate English Catholic (1815-1863), Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/13991/ Use policy The full-text may be used and/or reproduced, and given to third parties in any format or medium, without prior permission or charge, for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-prot purposes provided that: • a full bibliographic reference is made to the original source • a link is made to the metadata record in Durham E-Theses • the full-text is not changed in any way The full-text must not be sold in any format or medium without the formal permission of the copyright holders. Please consult the full Durham E-Theses policy for further details. Academic Support Oce, Durham University, University Oce, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HP e-mail: [email protected] Tel: +44 0191 334 6107 http://etheses.dur.ac.uk 2 ABSTRACT This thesis closely examines the letters housed in the archives of Ushaw College, a former Catholic school and seminary located in the outskirts of Durham, written by the alumnus Francis Joseph Sloane to his Alma Mater between 1815 and 1863. The letters are mostly addressed to the Fifth President of the College, Mons. Charles Newsham, an old classmate of Sloane’s. Sloane and Newsham had been pupils in the first cohort of the newly-built college, in 1808, the transplantation of the Catholic College at Douay (‘Le Collège des Grands Anglais’), a school for the children of Catholic English families since the late sixteenth century who, due to the legal proscription of the time, had no opportunity to study in a Catholic school in their own country unless they converted to the established Anglican Church. -
BENEDICTINE DIPLOMATS and the Role of the Procurator in Curia by Sir David Goodall GCMG LLD
English Benedictine Congregation History Commission Symposium 2008 BENEDICTINE DIPLOMATS And the Role of the Procurator in Curia By Sir David Goodall GCMG LLD In 1832, Newman wrote of H.H. Wilson, a candidate for the newly created chair of Sanskrit at Oxford, that not only was he “not a Clergyman or a University man, but there was nothing to show that he is a classical scholar, a Hebraist, or a divine, or a literary man in any sense, or that he has any formed religious opinions, or that he is a gentleman, or that he has the temper and judgement necessary for an academical man, or that his qualifications are such as to admit him into Oxford society.” 1 When Fr. Anselm kindly invited me to give a paper to this eminent body, being neither a Benedictine, nor a historian, nor someone with more than a cursory acquaintance with the story of the English Benedictines, I felt about as unqualified as Newman thought Wilson was. Wilson was however appointed; and here I am before you. Some years ago I was at a Benedictinesponsored conference in Canterbury at which I was one of four lay people – a judge, a journalist, an artist and a diplomat – who were asked to speak about the relevance to their particular profession of the virtue of Discretio, as that word is used in St Benedict’s Rule 2 . This obliged me to reflect on the nature of diplomacy; on the qualities required of a good diplomat; and on the similarities (and the differences) between the monastic life and the diplomatic career 3 . -
DOWNSIDE ABBEY Records, 1819-69 Reels M995-99
AUSTRALIAN JOINT COPYING PROJECT DOWNSIDE ABBEY Records, 1819-69 Reels M995-99 Downside Abbey Stratton-on-the Fosse Bath, Somerset BA3 4RJ National Library of Australia State Library of New South Wales Filmed: 1978 HISTORICAL NOTE The monastery of St Gregory the Great was founded at Douai in Flanders in 1605 by a group of English monks who had taken vows in the Spanish Benedictine Congregation. The monastery was built in 1611. From the early years a school was attached to the monastery for the sons of English Catholic gentry. Douai was ceded by Spain to France in 1668. On the outbreak of the French Revolution in 1789 the monastery was disbanded and the monks were imprisoned. They were subsequently released and in 1795 were allowed to move to England. A former pupil at the monastery lent the monks his country house at Acton Burnell in Shropshire, where they lived for nearly twenty years. In 1814 they purchased 66 acres of land and the manor house of Downside in Somerset, a few miles from Bath. The monastery and school have remained there ever since. In the nineteenth century Downside was a priory. The monks were originally housed in the manor house, but a new building incorporating a chapel was built in 1823 and a school block was added in 1853. Another block was built in 1876, with a refectory, kitchens, dormitory and cloisters. Building of the priory church began in 1873 and it was finally consecrated in 1935. A small monastic school was attached to the priory in the early nineteenth century. -
St. Peter~ Church
St. Peter~ Church -in- 1685 - 1956 By William C=oll McGinnis, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. This Being An Extension of A Brief History of St. Peter's Church in Perth Amboy, 1685--1945 By the Same Author. We grat!a!fullY acknowledge the generosity and Christian devotion of Mr. Vernon T. Brown, in making possible the publication of this book by his financial support. It is his wish that any profits from the sale of this book be applied to the work of the parish. WOOOBF.IDGE ~ PUBLISHING CO. -in 1685 - 1956 By William Carroll McGinnis, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Author of the History of Perth Amboy Y. M. C. A .. William Dunlop, The Kearnys of ?erth Amboy, and other works, including more than two hundred magazine articles. This Being An Extension of A Brief History of St. Peter's Church in Perth Amboy, 1685-1945 By the Same Author. "Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set" Proverbs 22:28 TABLE OF CONTENTS Pago Dedication 4 Introduction 6 Acknowledgment Bibliography 9 The Beginnings of St. Peter's Church JO The Book of Common Prayer lJ In The Beginning lJ Why This History 13 More About the Beginning of St. Peter's 16 St. Peter's In The Revolution 25 The Church Silver 27 The Charter From King George I 28 The Episcopate 30 Schools 35 Some of the Rectors 39 Two Rectors, 1893 :o 1934 43 The Reverend George H. Boyd. Reclnr 47 St. Peter's in 1956 51 Gifts of Land and Property 57 The Stained Glass Windows 59 The Memorial Tablets 65 Other Memorials 73 The Living Memorial Foundation 76 Organizations 83 The Wardens and Vestrymen 84 Rectors of St. -
Catholic Province of Cardiff, Menevia, Wrexham & Herefordshire Directory and Year Book 2021
Project1_Layout 1 29/06/2021 11:58 Page 1 Catholic Province of Cardiff, Menevia, Wrexham & Herefordshire Directory and Year Book 2021 FAITH HOPE LOVE Project1_Layout 1 29/06/2021 11:59 Page 2 P01-18_Welsh_2021.qxp_Layout 1 29/10/2020 11:08 Page 1 1 Catholic Province of Cardiff PROVINCE Wales and Herefordshire MENEVIA CARDIFF WREXHAM CATHOLIC DIRECTORY and YEAR BOOK 2021 Published by the Authority of the Bishops of Wales NINETY FOURTH ANNUAL PUBLICATION Any suggestions or comments to the General Editor, Miss Veronica Clow, Archbishop’s House, 43 Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF11 9HD T: 029 2046 4830 E: [email protected] or [email protected] Front cover: St David P01-18_Welsh_2021.qxp_Layout 1 29/10/2020 11:08 Page 2 2 PROVINCE P01-18_Welsh_2021.qxp_Layout 1 29/10/2020 11:08 Page 3 3 CONTENTS PROVINCE OF CARDIFF Pope Francis .................................................................................................................................5 PROVINCE Catholic Church in England and Wales ............................................................................6 Province of Cardiff Map ............................................................................................................8 Historical background ...............................................................................................................9 Prayers for Wales and Herefordshire ..............................................................................11 National Shrine of Wales .......................................................................................................12