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Co-Redemptrix

Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani, District Superior

My dear faithful, How the title is applied to Mary In this time of Eastertide we rejoice because the price of our liberation Mary as Co-Redemptrix must not from slavery and eternal death has be conceived in the sense of Mary’s been paid by the blood of the God- part in the Redemption being equal Man, Jesus Christ. or even of the same order as the part played by her Son who is the We manifest our joy and gratitude sole Redeemer of humanity. As she not only to Our Lord, but also to herself required redemption and His mother for, by His Divine or- was indeed redeemed by Christ at dinance, He chose Mary to assist the moment of her conception, she Him in this work of redemption, so could not merit herself the grace of much so that she is rightly accord- redemption. ed the title of Co-Redemptrix of all mankind. It seems that the best way to understand Mary’s title of Co-Redemptrix is to first distinguish between the Objective Redemption and the Sub- jective Redemption.

6 May - June 2020 The Objective Redemption was the Mary co-operates in the Subjective act of Our Lord that merited the re- Redemption by being the universal demption of all mankind. That act mediator of the fruits of the Ob- embraces not only the Passion, but jective Redemption and, since her also the His Incarnation, Life, Res- Assumption, the dispenser of the urrection and Ascension into heav- fruits of the Objective Redemption. en. No men are saved actually (in actu) by the Objective Redemption, Co-operation in the Objective but only potentially (in potentia). Redemption To be saved, a man must have the Mary’s co-operation in the Objec- fruits of the Objective Redemption tive Redemption was a pre-eminent applied to his soul. This applica- participation in the act of redemption of the fruits of the Objective tion of her Son. Mary prepared the Redemption is called the Subjective Victim, offered the Victim - not as Redemption and occurs chiefly the Priest, but by joining her will to through the sacraments. the will of the Priest – and suffered with the Victim through her emo- Mary co-operated in the Objective tions to the point of physical pain. Redemption because she gave birth She participated in the physical to the Redeemer, voluntarily de- and emotional act of her Son, but voted her whole life to the service it was only His act that objectively of the Redeemer, and, under the redeemed mankind. Cross, suffered and sacrificed with Him. Pope Pius XII says: In fact, we rightly say that the salv- ific effect of Our Lord’s sacrifice in- She offered Him on Golgotha to cluded all the graces that Mary re- the Eternal Father together with ceived: her immaculate conception, the holocaust of her maternal her Divine motherhood, her virtu- rights and her motherly love like ous life and her very participation a New Eve for all children of in the act of the Objective Redemp- Adam. (Mystici Corporis 1943) tion. The Sacrifice of her Son alone merited the graces of atonement for As the New Eve, she is the sub- Original and actual sin such that lime associate of our Redeemer. the impulse for every supernatural (Munificentissimus Deus 1950). act of Mary was actually a fruit of

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the redemption wrought by her Son. Honoured through the centuries Co-operation in the Subjective Redemption Mary has been honoured as the Our Lord alone offered the sacrifice Co-Redemptrix since the second of atonement on the Cross. Thus, century. The title is not explicit but Mary has no claim to the title of is necessarily implicit in her being “priest”, for Christ alone merited called “The New Eve”. St. Irenaus de condigno (in justice) the grace (+202) says: of Redemption of the whole human race including Mary. Mary’s act As she [Eve] who had Adam as of co-operation in the act of the her husband , but was neverthe- Objective Redemption merited de less a virgin, was disobedient, congruo (according God’s free will) and thereby became the cause of that she be made the dispenser of death to herself and to the whole the redemptive grace of Christ. of mankind, so also Mary, who had a pre-ordained husband, and Hence, because of her co-operation was still a virgin, by her obedi- in the act of the Objective Redemp- ence became a cause of her own tion, she is granted the privilege salvation and that of the whole (merits de congruo) to co-operate human race. (Adv. haer. III 22,4) in the Subjective Redemption of mankind, on which account (as In the century before the Second well as for her Divine maternity), Vatican Council, Mary’s role as she is rightly hailed as the Media- Co-Redemptrix has been both hon- trix of all Grace. oured implicitly and explicitly by the popes, from Pius IX, the Pope In summary, Mary is Co-Redemp- of the Immaculate Conception, to trix by both her physical and emo- Pius XII, the Pope of the Glorious tional participation in the act of Assumption of Our Lady. Redemption wrought by her Son and by her role as the universal dis- For example, as a recurring echo penser of the fruits of this act. through time, Pope St. Pius X teaches:

8 May - June 2020 Graces SUBJECTIVE MANY SOULS (PRO MULTIS) (PRO REDEMPTION OF Dispenser of grace Assumption Ascension congruo Merited de de Merited grace Resurrection Death Passion & & Passion Mary Redemptrix - in the act of Redemption Participation Participation of All Grace Co Mary Mediatrix Mediatrix Mary Death of her Son her Son of Death title title Participation in & the Life Public Life Public Hiddenand derive from her Divine Maternity and her participation in the act the of Passion. Grace souls in a Mother of Mother of Mother of the Church Mater Dei Mater the Source of state of grace state Incarnation OBJECTIVE REDEMPTION OBJECTIVE Conception Immaculate Diagram showing that Our is the Lord unique author grace of and that Our Lady's titles Mediatrix of All of Graces, and Co-Redemptorix Our Lord Our Our Lady Our

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As the result of this participation Council Fathers voted against a between Mary and Christ in His schema prepared on the Blessed sorrows and His will, she de- Virgin Mary as Mother of God and served most worthily to be made our Mother. Instead, the Council’s the restorer of the fallen world,” teaching on Mary was reduced to and so the dispenser of all the forming the eighth chapter of Lu- gifts which Jesus procured for us men Gentium, the Constitution on by His death and blood. . . . Since the Church in which the Council she excels all in sanctity, and by recognised Mary’s titles as Advo- her union with Christ and by her cate, Auxiliatrix, Succour and even adoption by Christ for the work Mediatrix, but not Mediatrix of All of man’s salvation, she merited Graces, or Co-Redemptrix. Despite for us de congruo, as they say, opposition, Pope Paul VI went on what Christ merited de con- to proclaim Mary as Mother of the digno, and is the first minister of Church (in the third session of the the graces to be bestowed. (Ad Council), perhaps to assuage those diem, 2nd February 1904) disappointed Council Fathers.

During the pontificate of this great Silence after the Council pope, a decree from the Holy Office The period following the Council on 26th June 1913 praised “the cus- has been called the “decade with- tom of adding after the name of Je- out Mary” as Mariology and Marian sus that of His Mother, our Co-Re- devotion were almost non-existent demptrix, the Blessed Virgin Mary.” in the time of the Church’s auto-de- The same congregation granted structive frenzy in the name of ag- an indulgence for the recitation of giornamento. a prayer in which Mary is called “Co-Redemptrix of the human race” A stumbling block for ecumenism on 22nd January 1914. Pope John Paul II is considered a Marian Pope and did not hesitate to give Mary the title of Co-Redemp- Rejected by the Revolution trix, but it appears that, for the Pope, the title refers exclusively to Mary’s participation in the Passion Unmentionable at the Council and not to her universal role in the At the Second Vatican Council, the Subjective Redemption. The reason

10 May - June 2020 for this may lie in a false notion of the Blessed Virgin Mary as Co-Re- universal salvation deriving from demptrix. the Incarnation which is evident in his encyclical Redemptor hominis He said: “Being faithful to her Mas- (1979) or, more probably, it is due ter, Who is her Son, the only Re- to conciliar ecumenical sensitivity deemer, she never wanted to take which regards Mary as an obstacle anything for herself from her Son. to the unity of Christians. She never presented herself as a Co-Redemptrix.” Pope John Paul II attempted to fit traditional Mariology to the The proposition “she never wanted Council’s new framework of ec- to take anything for herself from clesiology and ecumenism with her Son” is of course true, but the the encyclical Redemptoris Mater necessary implication that being (1987). Mary is described as “full Co-Redemptrix takes something of grace”, “Mother of the Church”, away from her Son betrays a pro- “Mother to us in the order of grace”, found misunderstanding of what but not Mediatrix of All Graces or the Church has always taught on Co-Redemptrix. Mary is presented the subject. as the interceding mother, the mod- el member of the Church, a figure At the end of this homily, Pope of respect in other religions, but Francis added: “When they come not the instrument of predilection to us with the story according to who participated in the Objective which we should declare this, or Redemption and thereby merited that other dogma, let us not get lost to be the universal mediator in the in foolishness.” Subjective Redemption. Pope Francis has not understood Foolishness for Pope Francis that Mary is Co-Redemptrix by The tendency of minimising Mary’s participation in both the act of the part in the redemption of men Passion and in the act of dispensing reached its lowest point during a the redemptive graces merited by homily for the celebration of the the Passion. Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe in St. Peter's Basilica, on 12th Decem- It would seem that Pope Francis is ber 2019, when Pope Francis ex- imprisoned in a materialist and uni- pressed his disdain for the title of vocal understanding of the world in

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which, if Mary were to have the title a stumbling block and unto our of Co-Redemptrix, it would neces- present pope foolishness! sarily imply that she is like a junior partner in a mixed doubles tennis Perhaps, as some say, we are living partnership: the glory and the prize through the Passion of the Mystical money of their winnings being Body of Christ in these dark days. shared proportionally between her The Church is being held prisoner and her Son. by the secular world, Peter has denied Christ and fled, only Mary Furthermore, it is certain that the and John remain. We have no public reluctance, or even horror, of be- Mass and the sacraments are hard stowing the title of Co-Redemptrix to come by, but Our Lord still looks upon Mary owes much to the false down upon us and we hear His ecumenism which is a pillar of the words again and again: “Behold thy Second Vatican Council. Mary is mother.” an obstacle to all false religions in varying degrees. No Protestant, I wish you every holy joy this East- for example, would accept her as ertide, I remember you all collec- Co-Redemptrix or even Mediatrix tively at my daily Mass and I thank of All Graces. all those who have sent donations to support our work.

Devotion to Mary Co-Re- demptrix In Jesu et Maria, A true devotion to Mary as Co-Re- Rev. Robert Brucciani demptrix, as understood in the sense of the tradition of the Church, is a badge of identity for Catholics and a light in this world of gathering darkness.

To adapt the words of St. Paul (cf. I Cor 1:22): let us preach Mary Co-Re- demptrix, unto the conciliar church

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First Saturdays Devotion

Rev. Fr. Patrick Abbet SSPX

1. What is the First Saturdays Devotion? You have seen hell where the souls of poor sinners go. To save The First Saturdays Devotion them, God wishes to establish consists of Communions of in the world devotion to my Im- Reparation for sins committed maculate Heart. If what I say to against the Immaculate Heart you is done, many souls will be of Mary, received on the first saved and there will be peace. Saturdays of five consecutive The war is going to end: but if months. they do not stop offending God, an even worse war will begin 2. What is the origin of this during the reign of Pius XI. devotion? When you see a night illumined The origin of this devotion is the by an unknown light, know that third apparition of Our Lady to the this is a great sign God gives children of Fatima, on 13th July you that He is about to punish 1917. In this apparition, Our Bless- the world for its crimes, by ed Mother spoke of the necessity means of war, famine, and per- of sacrifices for sinners. She then secutions of the Church and of showed the three children hell. Af- the Holy Father. ter this terrible vision, she said:

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To prevent this, I shall come to Russia to me, and she will be ask that Russia be consecrated converted, and the world will to my Immaculate Heart, and enjoy a period of peace ... I shall ask that on the First Saturday of every month Com- 3. Did Our Lady come back for the munions of reparation be made consecration of Russia and the in atonement for the sins of Communions of Reparation? the world. If my wishes are ful- Yes, Our Lady kept her promise and filled, Russia will be converted returned on 10th December 1925 at and there will be peace; if not, Pontevedra to request the practice then Russia will spread her of the Communions of Reparation. errors throughout the world, And she came back on 13th June bringing new wars and perse- 1929 at Tuy to ask for the consecra- cution of the Church; the good tion of Russia to her Immaculate will be martyred and the Holy Heart. Father will have much to suffer; certain nations will be anni- hilated. But in the end my Im- 4. What happened at Pontevedra? maculate Heart will triumph. On 10th December 1925, Our Bless- The Holy Father will consecrate ed Mother appeared to Lucy at

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Pontevedra, Spain. Sr. Lucy, while the intention of making repara- a Dorothean postulant, was in her tion to me. cell when Our Lady appeared to her, placing one hand on Sr. Lucy’s 5. Is this devotion a new devotion? shoulder and with the other hand This is not a new devotion. Satur- showing her a heart surrounded by days have been associated with thorns. Next to the Blessed Virgin devotion to the Blessed Virgin for was the Child Jesus borne by a lu- many centuries. In 1889, Pope Leo minous cloud and He said to her: XIII granted a plenary indulgence to those who devoted fifteen Satur- Have compassion on the Heart days in honour of Our Lady of the of your Most Holy Mother, cov- Rosary. In 1905, Pope St. Pius X ered with thorns with which granted a plenary indulgence to all ungrateful men pierce it at who would perform the twelve First every moment, and there is no Saturdays in honour of the Immac- one to make an act of repara- ulate Conception. Lastly on 13th tion to remove them. June 1912 – five years before the great manifestation of the Immac- Then the Most Blessed Virgin said: ulate Heart of Mary in Fatima – the same Pope granted an indulgence Look, my daughter, at my to the faithful who, on the First Sat- Heart, surrounded with thorns urday of each month, perform some with which ungrateful men special exercise of devotion in hon- pierce me at every moment by our of the Blessed Virgin Mary Im- their blasphemies and ingrati- maculate, in order to make atone- tude. You at least try to console ment for the blasphemies whereby me and say that I promise to the name and prerogatives of the assist at the hour of death, with same Blessed Virgin are reviled. the graces necessary for salva- This last devotion is very similar to tion, all those who, on the first our Five First Saturdays devotion. Saturday of five consecutive months, shall confess, receive Holy Communion, recite five 6. What makes this devotion so decades of the rosary, and keep special? me company for 15 minutes Without doubt, it is the promise while meditating on the 15 attached to the devotion which mysteries of the rosary, with makes it so special. This is not

16 May - June 2020 an indulgence anymore which technology. The poor faithful do is promised, but the Grace of all not even receive salutary guid- graces, the promise of Salvation: ance from their pastors. In such ‘I promise to assist at the hour of circumstances, Our Merciful God death, with the graces necessary offers us eternal salvation, through for salvation’. This promise shows the hands of His Blessed Mother. the quasi-infinite power granted by Let us especially make sure that the Holy Trinity to Our Lady. our children, who have to live in a world which is becoming worse and worse, may not be deprived of this 7. Has a similar promise ever been promise. granted? Yes, Our Lord made a similar promise to St. Margaret Mary Alaco- 9. What are the requirements of que in the seventeenth century: this devotion? The five requirements of this de- I promise you in the excessive votion are the spirit of reparation, mercy of My Heart that My communion, confession, Rosary all-powerful love will grant to and a fifteen-minute meditation. all those who communicate on the First Friday in nine consecutive months the grace of 10. What is the spirit of final penitence; they shall not reparation? die in My disgrace nor without The spirit of reparation is a desire receiving their sacraments; My to make reparation to and console Divine Heart shall be their safe Our Lady for the offenses commit- refuge in this last moment. ted against her Sorrowful and Im- maculate Heart. One should make this intention before carrying out 8. How can God be making such an Our Lady’s requests. A renewal of offer? the actual intention at the time is Certainly, the ease of the offer is best. proportional to the difficulties of today’s circumstances. God knows Our Lord explained to Sister Lu- how difficult it is to save our soul cy-Mary on 29th May 1930 that the in today’s world, with its apostasy, five Saturdays correspond to the general corruption and dangerous five types of offenses and blasphe-

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12. Does confession need to take mies committed against Our Lady: place on the same day?

No, Holy Confession, with the inten- 1. Blasphemies against the tion of making reparation to the Im- Immaculate Conception; maculate Heart, can be made eight 2. Blasphemies against her days before or after the First Satur- virginity; day, as long as Holy Communion is 3. Blasphemies against her received in the state of grace. divine maternity, in re- fusing at the same time to 13. What does the recitation of the recognize her as the Mother Rosary entail? of men; The normal five decades Rosary 4. Blasphemies of those who must be recited : while meditating publicly seek to sow in the upon the mysteries of Our Lord and hearts of children, indif- Our Lady. As we say in the prayer ference or scorn or even after the Rosary, the meditation on hatred of this Immaculate the mysteries is what makes the Mother; recitation of the Rosary fruitful: 5. Offenses of those who out- rage er directly in her holy grant we beseech Thee, that, images. meditating upon these mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary 11. What is the Communion of of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we Reparation? may imitate what they contain The Communion of Reparation is and obtain what they promise. the essential act of this devotion. It means simply to receive communion with the intention of consoling 14. What about the fifteen-minute the Immaculate Heart of Mary. meditation? The meditation may embrace one If a just reason prevents the recep- or more mysteries, but Our Lady tion of communion on a First Sat- asked that we meditate on each urday, with the priest’s permission, of the five mysteries at least once it may be received the following during the Five First Saturdays. In Sunday. a letter written in 1927, Sr. Lucy explained to her mother how to make

18 May - June 2020 15. What are the other benefits of this meditation: this devotion?

the fifteen minutes might, I Besides the great grace of salva- think, give you some trouble, tion, it is interesting and important but it is quite easy. Who would to note that this devotion, togeth- have difficulty thinking about er with the consecration of Russia the mysteries of the Rosary? To by the pope, will lead to the conver- think about the Annunciation sion of sinners, peace in the world of the Angel to Mary and the and the triumph of the Immaculate humility of our dear Mother, Heart of Mary. who seeing Herself so exalted, calls Herself the Handmaid of Even if we have done the Five Sat- the Lord; at the Passion of Je- urdays ourselves, let us continue to sus, Who suffered so much for practise this beautiful devotion to our love; and of our Most Holy console Our Blessed Mother, and Mother near to Jesus on Calva- hasten the triumph of Her Immac- ry? Who could not spend fifteen ulate Heart. Let us also propagate minutes in these holy thoughts, this devotion widely, and there- before the most tender of moth- by become missionaries of Jesus ers? and Mary.

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The Mystical Body & The Mass

for souls deprived of the Holy Sacrifice

Rev. Fr. John Brucciani SSPX

During this time of sacramental stantiated bread and wine, and the abstinence, forced upon us by the appropriation of the infinite merits outbreak of the coronavirus, it is of the Redemption by the priest and good to reflect an often neglected by the faithful. truth about Holy Mass. At Mass, it is the Mystical Body The Mass is the centrepiece of the that is acting. Christ offers Himself Church's devotion and the principle through the ministration of his and assurance of its life. Its insti- living members acting not merely tution on Holy Thursday allows in the name or place of Christ, but us, Christ's faithful, to come to the in His very Person. That is why we foot of the Cross and make Christ are able to approach God's throne our own propitiatory Victim for our with confidence. We know that our sins and those of mankind. offering is most acceptable to God because made by God and worthy Thanks to the Mass, each and every of Him. ransomed soul can offer in his person and for his own profit Christ We must never forget that through the Victim. The Mass is the active baptism we are living members of offering by the Church of the Victim an organism whose Head is the ris- of Calvary hidden in the transub- en Lord. Just as the actions of the

20 May - June 2020 Head become those of its members, The Church as Christ's Mystical so too the action of its members, Body, then, is the offerer of every when in accord with the will of the Mass. She offers through the minis- Head, become the actions of the tration of priests, who are divinely Head. Christ chose to offer Himself consecrated agents to act in Her once on Calvary, but He instituted name. Hence, in every sacrifice of a memorial whereby He might con- the Mass, no matter whether the tinue His oblation through space priest is alone or in the presence of and time so that its fruits would be many faithful, it is the Church as available to all, everywhere. one Body which offers through his priestly ministry. This memorial - the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - He gave not only to As St. Peter says, the Church is His apostles but to all the members composed of "a holy priesthood of His Mystical Body. The Mass is to offer up spiritual sacrifices ac- not a new sacrifice different from ceptable to God, by Jesus Christ." that of Calvary. It is offered by the (1Pet 2:5). All who are baptised same High-Priest, Christ, and it have what theology calls an inchoa- contains the same offering, Christ. tive priesthood, for they participate It is different only in its mode and in the life and power of Christ, who manner. The visible Christ now of- was Victim and Priest and are unit- fers Himself invisibly and through ed with Him in His act of Redemp- the ministration of the members of tion. As the Apocalypse says: "He His Mystical Body. has made us to our God a kingdom and priests." We must not forget that, as members of Christ's Mystical Body, we Fr. Martin D'Arcy. S.J. writes: are participants of the grace of Jesus Christ, and mystical blood This sublime dignity which courses through our human veins, belongs to the faithful is not raising us to the rank of the divine. always realised as it should be, We are incorporated into Christ, for the laity are prone to forget becoming "one flesh and one spirit" that the Masses which are being with Him, which is why He bids us celebrated throughout the world to eat and drink of Him. are being offered by them as

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members of the Mystical Body, of the Redeemer, the glorious and the fruit of these Masses is Victim. Hence the voice of the increased or diminished by the Church in the liturgy of the Mass degree of holiness they possess. is answered by the unceasing affirmative, Amen, inaudibly spo- It is sad that Catholics are not ken in the depths of a soul living more aware of their intimate in sanctifying grace, and each participation in the Mass. The Christian is invisibly present at prevalence of the phrase “ hear the sacrifice of the Victim on Mass ” is an indication how little earth as he will, in glory, be pres- they appreciate their privilege, ent at the adoration of the Lamb for it suggests a service in which in heaven." they have as little part as an au- dience listening to an oratorio, An appreciation of this truth should and the result is that. a congrega- make a great difference to our out- tion is dissociated from its very look on our present impossibility life, while the Mass becomes for of attending Mass, especially next the slack a Sunday obligation, week during the sacred Triduum. and for the pious an opportunity We should remember that we are of practising their private and supported through the day invisibly favourite devotions. This is not by the priestly members of the Mys- as it should be. And, again, how tical Body who offer the sacrifice few Catholics encourage that in the name of every grace-living supernatural sense that they are member of the Church, albeit pri- co-operators in the daily mystery vately. The priest is never alone in of the altar as it is celebrated in the chapel or at the altar. He comes every land and at every hour. Vir- invisibly flanked by the ranks of the tue goes out from them, for they faithful whose offering he presents are one with that company of to God. the Saints, which continues the Redemption to the end of time. That the Mass is the corporate Their lives are supernaturally action of the Church is indicated a perpetual intercession; their in various passages of the liturgy. strength is that of the Mystical The priest speaks in the Canon Body, in which abides the spirit of the Mass of the gifts which "he

22 May - June 2020 offers to God for the Holy Catholic us that the invisible world of grace Church, for the Pope and Bishop is indeed invisible but no less real. of the diocese and for all true be- Now is a time to reflect and deepen lievers who keep the Catholic and our Faith by pondering over some Apostolic faith." Again, just before of its more abstract truths. the Consecration he asks God to receive the offering which "we thy The temporary impossibility of at- servants and thy whole household tending Holy Mass does not neces- make unto thee," and immediately sarily affect the spiritual resonance after the Consecration, the liturgy and fruitfulness of Christ's Passion, speaks of the plebs sancta - the Death and Resurrection in us. We holy people - in the following terms: must go with Faith to the throne of "We thy servants, as also thy holy grace, and this you do every time people, do offer unto thy most ex- your priests celebrate Holy Mass. cellent majesty of thine own gifts We keep you very much in our bestowed upon us . . .” prayers and intentions at God's altar and beg Him to impart the fruits These considerations offer scant of the sacrifice to those absent in consolation for the very real sense body but present in spirit. of loss that the faithful may feel at May the risen Saviour grant you all not being able to attend Holy Mass. a greater share than usual in the We should remain, however, fixed fruits of His Resurrection. and firm in our Faith which tells

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Mr. Donald Edwards of London who died on 23rd March 2020 Mr. Arthur Randell-Hoile of Newhaven who died on 19th April 2020

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

May Father Francis Yates, Mary Cahill, Irene Adams, Muriel Bailey, Gladys Harvey, Mary Moat, Tadeusz Czaykowski, Francis Wood, Dennis Adams, George Smith, Mrs Warner, Mary Butler, John Callahan, Dennis Trainer, Leroy Joseph Perry, Margaret Robinson, D. Fitzpatrick, Hazael Young, James Shipstone, Margue- rite Rogers, Dorothy Alison, Louis Kelly, Veronique Decembre, Philip Lyons, Phyllis Balcombe, Josephine Kelly, Alice Procter, Mary Sampson, Barbara Leggatt, Edith Housing, Raymond McGregor, Edwin Lloyd, Angela Watson, Ruth Brawn, Joy Douglas, Madeleine Bramble-Green, Florence Sheehan, Donald Lowdell, Michael Welch, Alban Russell, Sheila Sloan, Marie Belcher-Truss, Margaret Byrne, Margaret Gillespie, Des- mond Singleton, Joseph Keegan, Robert Penfold, Jean Calder-Smith, Martin Mongan, Michael Groves, Professor A. Cave, David Rowland, William Morgan, Mary Wood, Josephine Shorten, Winifred Hales, Ber- nard Whalley, Rose Wilson, Katherine Campion-Kirkwood, Alice Hughes, Dr Brian Quigley, Philip Roche, Dorothy McDonald, John O’Grady, Vivian Lardeaux, Patrick Daly, Eileen Morley, Rita W.Budden, Helen Wood., Ian Preece, Geoffrey Crisp, Francis Cowan, Geraldine Weir, Arlene King, Michael Evelyn Turner, Frank Dusting, Margaret Taylor, Carol Thompson, John Wyndham Murray, Dilys Anne Morris, Mary Morris, Margret Slowey, Frances Calcutt, Jon Peter Wiselgren, Margaret Mayes , John Tyson

June Dom. Robert Mary Biddulph, Michael May, Dante Spear, Elsie Burt, Mayne Mellersh, John Mathews, Winifred Hill, Margaret Connett, Mary Fallon, James Blunt, Mr. Maieta, Jane Rossiter, John Smith, John Humphery, Ivy Spencer, Winifrede Bolton, Olivia Poulton, Gabrielle Gregory, Margaret Wynne, Mrs. P.V. Drew, Bridget Reynolds, Charles Embray, Rose Sullivan, Hugh Campbell, Mary Heathcote, Joyce Umfreville, Naomi Verne, John Robinson, Kit Freeman, Catherine O’Donnell, Edith Shepherd, Mary Wright, Rita Doyle, Daniel Bouchard, Desdemona Bartlett, Charles Turner, Egons Libietis, Mary Hobbs, Patricia Brooker, Harold Dunkinson, Elizabeth Atkins, Mary Tweedie, Lionel Doggett, Valerie Hanssens, Fred Barnes, Cecily Cumberbatch, Derek and Eva New, Muriel Smith, Mary Carnoustie, De- lia Hassell, Peter Ward, Marjorie Salisbury, Kay Stavris, Grace Anderson, Alexander Ramnante, John Dowey, Miss L. Restieaux, Ken Cooper, Michael John Anselm-Bransby, Margaret Forteath, Hugh Ig- natius-Quigley, Donald Humphrey, Edith Vaughan, Elizabeth Dowey, Joan Parton, Josephine Franc- es Clarke, Richard Steele, Colin Roderick Davies, Jack Thorpe, Jessie Igoe, Thomas McDermott, A.E. Welsh, Mary Morris, David Clifton, Raymond White, Philip Cookson, Paul de Remusat, Joyce Cleverly, Robin Whatley, Finbarr Buckley, Catherine Gordon. Ida Joan White, Olive Lomas, Margaret Scouler

Requiescant in pace Chronicle

Newly ordained acolytes & exorcists at the Seminary of St. Pius X on Easter Saturday. Third from the left is Mr. Bernard Bevan of Dover.

The Irish seminarians with the Rector of St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary and His Lordship Bishop Fellay on Easter Saturday 2020. From left to right: Colm Beglin, Joseph Budds, Rev. Fr. le Roux, His Lordship Bishop Fellay, Rev. Mr. Dominic O'Hart, Niall Bergin and Paul Duffley. Deo gratias. Priesthood

Subdiaconate

The Subdiaconate is the first of the three major orders. It is the decisive step in the life of a cleric in which he assumes the obligation of observing perfect chastity in the unmarried state and of reciting the Divine Office while fulfilling certain duties in the service of the altar.

The official duties of the subdeacon are to read the epistle, to hand the chalice and paten to the deacon during the Mass, to prepare the water for the chalice, and to wash the altar cloths and corporals.

After the Alleluia, the bishop calls the candidates, reminds them of the obliga- tions of the subdiaconate and then asks them to step forward if they accept [right]; after which they prostrate themselves during the Litany of Saints [above].

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After an admonition, the subdiaconate is conferred when the bishop gives the empty chalice and paten to the candidate to be touched, saying: "See what kind of ministry is given to you; therefore, I admonish you that you carry yourselves in a manner pleasing to God" The newly ordained subdeacon then touches a pair of cruets filled with water and wine and then a basin and towel. 32 March - April 2020 33 The newly ordained subdeacon is then invested with the insignia of his office: the amice (symbolising moderation in speech), the maniple (fruit of good works), tunicle (joy). Then he touches the epistalarium. Rev. Mr. Dominic O'Hart of County Fermanagh, old boy of St. Michael's School and brother to Rev. Fr. Thomas O'Hart, newly ordained subdeacon. Deo gratias.

35 On Easter Saturday, His Lordship Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais ordained two subdeacons and twelve seminarians received the second minor orders of acolyte & exorcist at the Seminary of St. Pius X, Ecône, Switzerland, Among the latter was Mr. Bernard Bevan of Dover.

Also on Easter Saturday, His Lordship Bishop Bernard Fellay ordained four subdeacons, ten seminarians received the second minor orders of acolytes & exorcists and three received the first minor orders of porter & lector at the Seminary of St. Thomas Aquinas, Dillwyn, U.S.A. Among the porters & lectors was Mr. Joseph Budds of Cork. On Easter Saturday, His Lordship Bishop Bernard Tissier de Mallerais ordained two subdeacons and twelve seminarians received the second minor orders of acolyte & exorcist at the Seminary of St. Pius X, Ecône, Switzerland, Among the latter was Mr. Bernard Bevan of Dover.

FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 1 cl. 2 3 cl. ST. JOSEPH St. Athanasius The Artisan Bishop, Confessor, Doctor of the Church First Friday

First Saturday

St. Brioc, B. & C.; Wales/Cornwall 500 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY St. Asaph, B. & C.; Wales 601 3 2 cl. 4 3 cl. 5 3 cl. 6 4 cl. 7 3 cl. 8 4 cl. 9 3 cl. Third Sunday St. Monica St. Pius V Feria St. Stanislaus Feria St. Gregory Nazianzen, after Easter Widow Pope, Confessor Bishop, Martyr Bishop, Confessor, Doctor of the Church

SS. Alexander, Eventius and Theodulus, MM. & St. Juvenalis, B. & C.

The Blessed Martyrs of England & St. Eadbert, B. & C.; 698 (Hexham & Wales (In England & Wales 3 cl.) Translation of St. Chad, B. & C. Newcastle, Comm.) SS. John Houghton, Robert Law- (Birmingham 3 cl.) Bl. Edward Jones, M.; Fleet Street rence, Augustine Webster, Richard St. Echa, B. & C.; York 767 1590 St. John of Beverley, B. & C.; 721 Translation of St. Andrew, Apostle Reynolds & St. Elgine, Queen; Skipton, Yorkshire Bl. Anthony Middleton, M; Clerken- (Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl.) (St. Andrew’s & Edinburgh3 cl.) Bl. John Haile, MM.; Tyburn 1535 677 well 1590 St. Letard, B. & C; Canterbury 600 St. Wiro, B. & C.; Northumbria 731 Bl. Thomas Pickering, M.; Tyburn 1679 10 2 cl. 11 2 cl. 12 3 cl. 13 2 cl. 14 4 cl. 15 3 cl. 16 3 cl. Fourth Sunday SS. Philip & James SS. Nereus, Achilleus, Vigil of the Ascension Feria St. John Baptist St. Ubald after Easter Apostles Domittila, and Pancras of Our Lord de La Salle Bishop, Confessor Confessor Martyrs St. Boniface, M. St. Antonius, B. & C. Rogation Day Rogation Day (The Lesser Litanies) SS. Gordian and Epimachus, MM. Rogation Day (The Lesser Litanies) (The Lesser Litanies) 686 (South- St. Erkenwald, B. & C.; St. Robert Bellarmine, B., C., D. wark, Comm.) (13-May: Westminster, St. John Houghton, M.; 1535 (Brent- Brentwood 3 cl.) wood 3 cl.) St. Simon Stock, C. (Birmingham, BBl. John Rochester & James Wal- SS. Bassus, Fabius, MM. & Lucina, St. Merwyn, V. & Abs.; Romsey, Northampton, Southwark 3 cl.) worth & Comp., MM.; York 1537 Matron. (Ushaw College in Hexham Hants; 980 St. Richard Reynolds, M. (Westmin- St. Berethum, Ab. & C.; Beverley, St. Carantac, Ab.; 6th cent. (Westminster, Leeds, Middlesbrough & Newcastle 3 cl) Bl. Juliana of Norwich, H.; 1423 ster 3 cl.) Yorks 733 St. Brandon, Ab. & C.; 570 3 cl.) 17 2 cl. 18 3 cl. 19 3 cl. 20 3 cl. 21 1 cl. 22 3 cl. 23 4 cl. Fifth Sunday St. Venantius St. Peter Celestine St. Bernardine of Siena THE ASCENSION Feria Feria after Easter Martyr Pope, Confessor Confessor OF OUR LORD Start Novena to the Holy Ghost Holy Day of Obligation

St. Paschal Baylon, C. (Comm. of St. Pudentiana,Virgin)

Dedication of Cathedral Church St. Elgiva, Widow of King Edmund; (Shrewsbury 1 cl.) St. Dunstan, B. & C.; 988 (Clifton, Shaftsbury 971 Brentwood, Birmingham, Southwark, Bl. John Haile, M.; Tyburn 1535 St. Sewall de Bovill, B. & C.; York Westminster 3cl.) St. Ethelbert, King & M.; 793 (Cardi, (Brentwood 3 cl.) Bl. John Forest, Martyred by burn- St. Maidulf, C.; Malmsbury, Wilts. 673 1258 Bl. Peter Wright, M; Tyburn 1651 Northampton 3 cl.) St. Godrick, H. & C.; Durham 1170 ing; Smith eld 1538 St. William, M.; Rochester 1150 24 2 cl. 25 3 cl. 26 3 cl. 27 3 cl. 28 3 cl. 29 3 cl. 30 1 cl. Sunday after the St. Gregory St. Philip Neri St. Bede the Venerable, St. Augustine of St. Mary Magdalen VIGIL OF PENTECOST Ascension Pope and Confessor Confessor C. & D. Canterbury, B. & C of Pazzi,

Virgin Comm: St. Eleutherius, P. & M. Comm: St. Felix I, P. & M Comm: St. Urban I, Pope and Comm: St. John I, P. & M. Martyr

Our Lady Help of Christians St. Eleutherius, M.; 585 (Westminster (Patron: Menevia; Titul. of Cath. & & Portsmouth 3 cl.) Bl. Margaret Pole, W. & M.; Tower Patron: Shrewsbury 1 cl.) South Wales St. Aldhelm, B. & C.; Malmesbury, St. Augustine of Canterbury, B. & C., Vens. Edmund Duke, Richard Hill, of London 1541 (Birmingham, Brent- St. Dubritius, B. & C.; St.Luke Kirby, BBl. Laurence Rich- SS. Fugatius & Damianus, BB. & CC.; Wilts. 709 (Clifton, Plymouth 3 cl.) Apostle of England 604 (In England & John Hogg & Richard Holiday, MM.; wood, Clifton, Portsmouth, Westmin- 520 ardson, Thomas Cottam & William Glastonbury 190 (28-May: Southwark 3 cl.) Wales 3 cl.) Durham 1690 ster 3 cl.) Bl. Richard Thirkeld, M.; York 1583 Filby, MM; Tyburn 1582

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FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 1 cl. 2 3 cl. ST. JOSEPH St. Athanasius The Artisan Bishop, Confessor, Doctor of the Church First Friday

First Saturday

SS. Alexander, Eventius and Theodulus, MM. & St. Juvenalis, B. & C.

St. Paschal Baylon, C. (Comm. of St. Pudentiana,Virgin)

Virgin Comm: St. Eleutherius, P. & M. Comm: St. Felix I, P. & M Comm: St. Urban I, Pope and Comm: St. John I, P. & M. Martyr

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 31 1 cl. 1 1 cl. 2 1 cl. 3 1 cl. 4 1 cl. 5 1 cl. 6 1 cl. PENTECOST SUNDAY MONDAY IN OCTAVE TUESDAY IN OCTAVE EMBER WEDNESDAY THURSDAY IN OCTAVE EMBER FRIDAY OF EMBER SATURDAY The Queenship of the BVM OF PENTECOST OF PENTECOST OF PENTECOST OF PENTECOST PENTECOST OF PENTECOST St. Petronilla, V.M. St. Angela Merici, Virgin St. Francis Caracciolo, Confessor St. Boniface, Bishop, Martyr St. Norbert, Bishop, Confessor (Comm. of SS. Marcellinus, Peter First Friday First Saturday & Erasmus, Martyrs)

St. Gudwal, B. & C.; Wales, Devon & Our Lady Mediatrix of All Graces (Hexham & Newcastle, Leeds, Menevia Cornwall 640 Titul. of Cath., Patron of Diocese: Vens. Robert Thorpe & Thomas 3 cl.) St. Petrock, Ab. & C.; Bodmin, Corn- Bl. William Greenwood, M.; Newgate Plymouth 1 cl. Watkinson, MM.; York 1591 Bl. John Storey, M.; Tyburn 1571 Bl. Francis Ingleby, M.; York 1586 wall 564 1537 7 1 cl. 8 4 cl. 9 4 cl. 10 3 cl. 11 1 cl. 12 3 cl. 13 3 cl. TRINITY SUNDAY Feria Feria St. Margaret FEAST OF CORPUS St. John of Facundo St. Anthony of Padua Widow, Queen of Scotland CHRISTI Confessor Confessor, Doctor of the Church SS. Basilides, Cyrinus, Nabor & Holy Day of Obligation Nazarius, MM. (Comm. of SS. Primus & Felician, Martyrs)

St. William, B. & C.; York 1154 (Liver- St. Columba, Ab.; 597 (Dunkeld, Argyll pool, Lancaster, Hexham & Newcastle, & The Isles 1 cl.; Other Dioceses of St. Willibald, B. & C.; England/Ger- Leeds, Salford, Middlesbrough, Not- Scotland 3 cl.) many 786 (Plymouth 3 cl.) tingham 3 cl.) Translation of St. Edmund, B. & C. St. Ithamar, B. & C.; Rochester 664 St. Robert, Ab.; Northumberland 1159 Bl. John Davy, deacon, M.; Newgate (Brentwood, Portsmouth 3 cl.) BBl. Thomas Green, & Walter Pier- St. Egbert, King & C.; Northumbria St. Odulph, C.; Evesham 840 St. Elerius, Ab. & C.; Wales 660 (Hexham & Newcastle 3 cl.) 1537 Bl. Robert Salt, M.; 1537 son, MM.; Newgate 1537 758 14 2 cl. 15 3 cl. 16 4 cl. 17 3 cl. 18 3 cl. 19 1 cl. 20 4 cl. Second Sunday after SS. Vitus, Modestus & Feria St. Gregory Barbarigo St. Ephrem FEAST OF THE SACRED BVM on Saturday Pentecost CrescentiaMartyrs Bishop, Confessor Deacon, Confessor, Doctor HEART OF JESUS (Comm. of St. Silverius, Pope, (Comm. of SS. Mark & St. Basil, B., C., Doct.. Martyr) Marcellian, Martyrs)

BBl. Sebastian Newdigate & Hum- Dedication of Cathedral Church phrey Middlemore, MM.; 1535 (Bir- Dedication of Cathedral Church (Brentwood 1 cl.) mingham 3 cl.) Hereford 1056 680 (Brent- (Salford 1 cl.) St. Edburga, Abs., V.; Winchester 960 St. Leofgar, B., M.; St. Botulph, Ab. & C.; Bl. William Exmew, M.; 1535 wood, Northampton 3 cl.) BBl. John Fenwick, John Gavan & St. Dogmael, H. & C.; Wales 550 Bl. Thomas Scryven, M.; Newgate Bl. Thomas Redyng, lay brother; Bl. Thomas Woodhouse, M.; Tyburn St. Adulph, B. & C.; Iken, Su olk 700 William Harcourt, MM.; Tyburn 1679 St. Elgar, H. & C.; Wales 1100 1537 Newgate 1537 1573 21 2 cl. 22 3 cl. 23 2 cl. 24 1 cl. 25 3 cl. 26 3 cl. 27 4 cl. Third Sunday after St. Paulinus Vigil of St. John NATIVITY OF ST. JOHN St. WilliamAbbot SS. John and Paul BVM on Saturday Pentecost Bishop, Confessor The Baptist THE BAPTIST Martyrs St. Aloysius Gonzaga, C.

St. Alban, Protomartyr of England; St. Luam, Ab.; Scotland 622 (Argyll & Dedication of Cathedral Church 3rd or 4th cent. (All Dioceses in The Isles 3 cl.) (Birmingham 1 cl.) England & Wales, except Brentwood 2 St. Amphibalus, B. & M.; 4th cent. St. Etheldreda, V. & Abs.; (Liverpool, Our Lady of Perpetual Succour St. Albans; 304 St. Englemund, M.; England/Holland cl.) (23 Jun: Brentwood 3 cl.) Hexham & Newcastle, Westminster, (Patron of Diocese: Leeds 1 cl.; Patron 720 St. John Fisher, Cardinal, Bishop of Birmingham, Northampton 3 cl.) St. Bartholomew, H. & C.; Northum- St. Solomon, M., Husband of St. of Diocese & Titul. of Cath: Middlesbor- St. John Rigby, M.; Southwark 1600 Rochester; Tower Hill 1535 Bl. Thomas Garnet, M.; Tyburn 1608 berland 1193 Gwen; Cornwall 434 ough 1 cl.) 28 2 cl. 29 1 cl. 30 3 cl. Fourth Sunday after SS. PETER & PAUL Commemoration “...How much do I ask the Good Lord, my dear friends, that you Pentecost Apostles of St. Paul,Apostle Vigil of SS Peter & Paul, Ap. Holy Day of Obligation (Comm. of St. Peter, Apostle) be strong and courageous, following the example of our holy patron, St. Pius X, and that you convert many souls and maintain them in Tradition.”

Dedication of Cathedral Church (Westminster 1 cl.) Monseigneur Marcel Lefebvre’s sermon on the the occasion of St. John Southworth, M.; Tyburn 1654 Bl. Philip Powel, M.; Tyburn 1646 ordination of the Holy Priesthood - 29 June 1988 - Econe St. Hugh (Little), Child, M.; Lincoln St. Austell, C.; Cornwall 6th cent. 1255 Bl. Antony Turner, M.; Tyburn 1679

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31st July -8th August Colleton Manor, Devon Email to Miss Charlie Eastace [email protected] Chartres Pilgrimage 2020

Chaplain: Rev. Fr. O'Hart Lourdes Pilgrimage Theme: "For the honour of 2020 the Church"

Meet: Saturday 30th May 8am 24th -26th October CancelledChartres Cathedral In thanksgiving for 50 years of the Society of St. Pius X Ends: 1st June 6pm Les Invalides, Paris The five-day pilgrimage to Lourdes Info: Chris Sudlow is now booked-up. If you would still [email protected] pelerinagesdetradition.com like to go, you can book accom- modation through the SSPX and Cost: €50 plus travel benefit from a good rate (50€ per

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Having laid the foundations, Father then describes the family environment which is favorable to the blossoming of the child. Finally, he looks at authority, its origin and purpose, and how to use it in order to bring the child to be what God wants him to be.

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May 8 St. Michael's School May Procession CANCELLED

14 All day adoration at Our Lady of Victories, Preston

22 St. Michael's School, Half Term holiday (return 31st March)

26-7 Priests' Meeting at St. Saviour's House, Bristol with the Superior General

30-31-01 Chartres Pilgrimage Expedition CANCELLED

31 PENTECOST

Ordination of Rev. Mr. Dominic O'Hart to the Diaconate at St. Aquinas Seminary, Jun 6 Dillwyn, 26-28 Married Couple's Weekend Retreat, St. Saviour's House, Bristol

Jul 13-21 Boys' Camp at St. Michael's, Burghclere

13-18 Men's Ignatian Retreat, St. Saviour's House, Bristol

24-26 Canterbury Pilgrimage

30-8 Girls' Camp at Colleton Manor, Devon

Aug 3-8 Women's Ignatian Retreat, St. Saviour's House, Bristol

21-23 Youth Conference, St. Saviour's House, Bristol

Sep 3 Feast of St. Pius X, Patron of the Society of St. Pius X

11 Extended Walsingham Pilgrimage start at King's Lynn

12-13 Walsingham Pilgrimage

23 All day adoration at St. Michael's School, Burghclere

24 Translation of the mortal remains of Archbishop Lefebvre to the crypt of the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Ecône, Switzerland

Oct 24-26 Lourdes Pilgrimage of thanksgiving for the 50th anniversary of the SSPX

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Bingley 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500

Bristol 1000 1000 1000 Public1000 1000 Masses1000 Cancelled1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 0730 Burghclere 0900 Due0900 to the0900 continuing0900 emergency0900 0900 measures0900 0900 taken0900 by the0900 0900 Colleton Manor - Government,- - it will- be impossible- - for us- to provide- our- usual- - schedule of public Masses for this month. Pre-empting the Edinburgh 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 Government’s guidelines which include (as of 23rd March) Gateshead 1800 “places1800 of1800 worship1800 should1800 remain1800 open1800 for 1800solitary1800 prayer”,1800 1800 the Catholic bishops of Britain closed all churches. Cardinal Glasgow 1030 Nichols1030 wrote,1030 “It’s1030 not1030 essential1030 for 1030people1030 to travel1030 to go1030 to 1030

Groombridge 0830 church0830 in0830 order0830 to pray0830 [as foreseen0830 0830by the0830 original0830 Govern0830- 0830 ment guidelines]. Open churches will only tempt people to Herne 1230 travel”.1230 He1230 makes1230 no mention1230 1230 of the 1230presence1230 of Our1230 Lord1230 in 1230 the Blessed Sacrament nor the reception of the Sacraments. Jersey ------

Leicester 1130 This1130 situation1130 may,1130 of course,1130 1130change1130 over the1130 coming1130 weeks1130 1130 in which case a schedule will be published. Liverpool 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300

London • Holy Sacrifice of the Mass: No faithful may assist unless 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 (St. Joseph) they live in the same house as the priests or are neces- London sary for live-streaming operations. To assist at a live- 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 (Wimbledon) streamed Mass or other ceremony, please visit: Manchester 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 0930 https://fsspx.uk/en/schedules-great-britain-scandinavia Middlemarsh / 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 1600 Holnest • Confessions & Holy Communion: Contact your priory for Portsmouth 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 information. Preston 0930 • 0930Extreme0930 Unction0930 : automatic0930 0930 for 0930over 60s0930 with0930 symptoms0930 0930 of Covid-19. Rhos-on-Sea 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700 • Sick calls are reserved for grave cases only.

Taunton 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 Pray the Rosary. Woking 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130 1130

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45 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. Lawrence Barrett Rev. Fr. Reid Hennick CARLUKE Rev. Fr. Thomas O'Hart Saint Andrew’s House Br. Ignatius 31 Lanark Road Br. Gerard Mary CssR Carluke, Lanarkshire ML8 4HE Tel: 01555 771523 CHULMLEIGH [email protected] Colleton Manor Chapel Resident: Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7JS Rev. Fr. Sebastian Wall (Prior) Tel: 01769 580 240 Rev. Fr. Anthony Wingerden GATESHEAD EDINBURGH Church of the Holy Name of Jesus Saints Margaret and Leonard Gladstone Terrace West, Bensham 110 Saint Leonard’s Street Gateshead NE8 4DR Edinburgh EH8 9RD Tel: 07443 588 039 Tel: 01555 771523 GROOMBRIDGE (Tunbridge Wells) GLASGOW Church of Saint Pius V, Saint Andrew’s Church, Station Road, Groombridge TN3 9QX 202 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TX Tel: 01892 654 372 Tel: 01555 771523 HERNE STRONSAY Saints John Fisher & Thomas More Church St Columba’s House, Herne Street, Herne CT6 7HR Stronsay, KW17 2AS , Tel: 01857 616206 Tel: 020 89467916 Resident: Rev. Fr. Nicholas Mary CssR LEICESTER Br. Louis-Marie CssR Church of Saint Anne Abingdon Road, Leicester LE2 1HA Tel: 01858 555813 England LIVERPOOL BINGLEY The Church of Saints Peter and Paul The Little House 35 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool L8 7LA Market Street, Bingley BD16 2HP Tel: 01772 562428 Tel: 01274 567786 LONDON Church of Saints Joseph and Padarn Salterton Road, N7 6BB Tel: 020 8946 7916

46 May - June 2020 MANCHESTER Church of Saint Pius X, Scandinavia 16 Deer Park Road, Manchester M16 8FR Tel: 01772 562 428 AALBORG, DENMARK

MIDDLEMARSH / HOLNEST OSLO, NORWAY Saint Lawrence Chapel Tel: 01963 210 580 [Mass celebrated in Holnest in wintertime] MALMÖ, SWEDEN

PORTSMOUTH STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN Our Lady Help of Christians 14 Kingston Road, Porstmouth PO1 5RZ Tel: 01635 278137 Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström, St. George’s House, 125 Arthur Road, PRESTON London SW19 7DR St. Mary's House Tel: +44 20 8946 7916 12 Ribblesdale Place, Preston PR1 3NA [email protected] Tel: 01772 562 428 www.fsspx.uk/en/scandinavia [email protected] Resident: Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele (Prior) Rev. Fr. Gary Holden

Our Lady of Victories Church East Cliff, Winckley Sq, Preston PR1 3JH Pious Groups

TAUNTON THIRD ORDER OF ST. PIUS X Church of Our Lady of Glastonbury Rev. Fr. Gary Holden 17 South Street (off East Reach), TA1 3AA [email protected] Tel: 01823 652701 ARCHCONFRATERNITY OF ST. STEPHEN WOKING Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett Church of the Holy Cross Mr. Richard Cullen Sandy Lane, Maybury, GU22 8BA [email protected] Tel: 01483 767 537 EUCHARISTIC CRUSADE Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele Wales [email protected]

RHOS ON SEA MILITIA IMMACULATAE Saint David’s Chapel Rev Fr. Robert Brucciani Conwy Road, (A547) Mochdre LL28 5AA, Mr. Howard Toon Tel: 01492 582586 militia-immaculatae-1.org [email protected] Jersey ST. RAPHAEL'S HOMESCHOOL & OL FATIMA CORRESPONDENCE Saint Nicholas Centre, Greve d'Azette CATECHISM COURSE St. Clement, Jersey Miss Monica Marshall Tel: +44 1534 857 186 [email protected]

EMERGENCY NUMBER: 0754 888 0281

47 THE LOGO

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