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January - February 2016 Bulletin of the SSPX in Great Britain and Scandinavia On 28th November at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, Winona, U.S.A., three young men were ordained to the diaconate. Among them was Mr. Paul Franks of Nottingham UK. Deo gratias.

The diaconate is the final step before the priesthood. Ite Missa Est Bulletin of the Society of St Pius X in Great Britain

Publisher Society of Pius X District of Great Britain Vocations & Scandinavia Editorial: The Vocations Crisis 6 St. George‘s House Vocations – An Unnecessary Mystery 12 125 Arthur Road An Unlikely Vocation 15 Wimbledon SW19 7DR Diaconate 18 Vocation Days 20 +44 20 8946 7916 [email protected] Spiritual Life The of St. Pius X - Dignity of the 21 District Superior Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani The Eucharistic Crusade 24 The Militia Immaculatae 26

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Church before the Second Vatican Causes of the Vocations Council which paved the way for Crisis in the Conciliar that council — problems which Church The Vocations still affect those parts of the Church that have not followed the In a entitled On Voca- changes of the Council. tions by an anonymous (to Crisis be found on www.audiosancto. org/auweb/20110330-On-Vocations. Vocations in the Society of mp3), the causes of the vocations St. Pius X crisis in the Conciliar Church are eloquently elaborated as follows: Fr. Robert Brucciani, District Superior Looking at the graph of the “I believe that the vocations numbers of in the Society of crisis is a created crisis. Not that St. Pius X we can see a steady rise. we wanted it to be here, but things crisis. Some attribute the decline This is encouraging at first glance, have happened which have caused to only external factors of the but in reality it is cause for concern. it. The first thing which has caused world in which we find ourselves If every priest in the field is working it is a crisis of liturgy and preach- — materialism, relativism, secu- for vocations, then more priests ing. When people go to a Sunday larism, licentiousness etc.— and should translate into more Mass and nothing speaks of rev- vehemently deny any connection vocations each year, but they don’t. erence for God, nothing speaks of with the or The graph is a straight line graph sacrifice of Christ, how can he feel what was done in its name. What is which means that the number of called, how can he experience Je- needed, they might say, is a greater vocations per priest in the field is in sus Christ in his life? If the fidelity to the Council. decline. is empty, as empty as can be and Others place the blame squarely This is also shown by the graph boring, how can a young man or upon the Second Vatican Council of vocations per annum. The five- young woman be attracted to the and hold that a greater fidelity to year average of the number of religious life. the council is akin in to pouring vocations is slowly declining when “The second crisis is in the semi- more petrol on an already calami- it should rise in proportion to the naries. Too many things went on in tous fire in the hope of extinguish- number of priests working for vo- seminaries which were absolutely Vocations in the ing it. cations. Clearly the Society has less scandalous, but less obvious is that Conciliar Church The first group are in denial of of a vocations problem that the the seminaries taught things which the objective doctrinal errors and Conciliar Church, but it neverthe- made the whole faith seem dead Since 1965, there has been a pastoral imprudence contained less has a problem which requires and empty. Seminaries were places dramatic decline in priestly and within the council documents. The investigation. where, if they weren’t outright im- religious vocations. This decline second group are forgetful of the moral, they taught dubious things. is a clear sign that the Church is in problems that afflicted the Virtue was discouraged, goodness

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doctrine, family life and prayer are courage vocations? indeed the main causes of the voca- Are our families truly solid or is tions crisis in the Conciliar Church. the vicious world allowed to cast These failures were accelerated its morbid shadow across our chil- and concretised by the Second dren’s faces? Do we pray and do Vatican Council and what followed, for vocations? but they existed in germ before the One cause of the paucity of Council and we would do well to vocations not mentioned above is examine our own consciences in the lack of images in our children’s each of these areas. minds. The image is the seed of the idea and so, in the case of vocations, if the children see no was frowned upon – really! Semi- fall apart, the vocational situation Causes of Lacklustre role models of priests or religious narians would to say the rosa- falls apart. Vocations in the Society? brothers and sisters, then the idea ry, they wouldn’t want to be caught “Finally, in the area of vocations, of themselves as priests or religious wearing the . All that sort we have to do what Christ said; we In our Society we have preserved is missing. The world, of course, of thing. have to pray to the Lord of the har- the most precious jewel which is presents many images of attractive “The third crisis is in families. vest to send labourers into the har- the Tridentine Rite of Mass, but professions and lifestyles, but there Families of course depend upon the vest. It is easy to speak about voca- do we celebrate Church, and when Masses are poor- tions, but we also have to get down it with becoming ly said and are poorly giv- on our knees and admit that if God splendour? Is Low en, the families have no guidance; does not give people who will come Mass on a Sunday and the world, which is becoming into the Church, who will lead the a painful necessity more vicious all the time, slowly Church in the right direction, it or could we have tears them apart. Too often in the will all just crumble. There is no made more effort past with the big questions like guarantee that the faith will last to live the Mass by ‘Birth Control: yes or no?’ Or, ‘What in any given country, so we have devoting scarce does it mean to use the rhythm to pray, humbly, admitting that we time to learning method responsibly?’ Or, ‘How do I have not earned what we need so the chant, to serv- raise my children morally, what desperately: holy priests and holy ing at the , or does modesty mean?’ Far too often religious, but acknowledging that if to the beauty of they got the worst possible answer we don’t have them, everything will the and or very vague ones; there was no crumble; the Church first and then sanctuary? guidance. And without guidance, the country.” Similarly, our families deteriorated. Most voca- The points made above are very priests are well-formed doctrinally, are few images of the much more tions come from really good, solid good points: failures in liturgy, but are we lighthouses of virtue spiritually beautiful life consecrat- families. And when families start to preaching, priestly formation, and movers of hearts enough to en- ed to God. At most of our Mass

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Centres, the faithful only briefly see Mr. Richard Cullen to train altar their children to admire those I wish you every grace and a priest in a hurry. servers. Retreats, the Third Order of who have consecrated their lives supernatural virtue through the St. Pius X and the Eucharistic to God. To have a vocation in the hands of our Blessed Mother Mary Crusade are being promoted by family is its greatest honour. in this new year. What Is To Be Done? Frs. Pazat and Vandendaele to help Vocations encourage more vo- build up strong families. First cations, so we need to support our O Lord grant us many holy The main motor of vocations in Friday and First Saturday devotions seminarians, postulants and nov- priests, O Lord grant us many the District is of course the school. are being stepped up in London and ices by our prayers, by our interest holy religious vocations, O Lord We have 3 priests, 3 brothers and 4 Burghclere. There is a weekly and encouragement too. They are grant us many holy Catholic fam- sisters working there together with rosary group at St. Michael’s for the heroes and heroines of the ilies. a number of volunteers and teach- vocations and there will be District, they are the role models ers who are making great sacrifices Vocations Days in five chapels in for our children. Make sure you to educate the children for their February preached by Fr. Nicholas appreciate them. Write to them so vocations. We need to support the CssR. These are all good initiatives, that they know how much we hope In Jesu et Maria, school with our prayers, with our but they need your wholehearted in them and pray for them. Rev. Robert Brucciani time and with our money. support my dear brethren – The project under especially the school. Fr. Lindström is aimed at a con- We need to start a Catechist tinuous improvement of our sung training programme too. Many liturgy. The of St. children have no formal catechesis Stephen is being re-launched under if they do not go to our school. the care of Fr. Barrett and Families should throw the world For information about out of thier homes, and encourage vocation choices, please visit this webpage:

www.sspxasia.com/ Documents/ Society_of_Saint_Pius_X /Vocations/index.htm

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false notion is to see the idea of a would deprive heaven of souls (that vocation in a totally objective light: would not be conceived in mar- Vocation – God calls all men to the evangelical riage) and would make a nonsense counsels of poverty, chastity and of the canonisation of married obedience as a means to the end . An Unnecessary of man which is the perfection of The problem with the opposite charity. These are the best means extreme is that the notion of a Mystery of attaining the final goal and so vocation becomes shrouded in all men should embrace them if mystery; it becomes indefinable; it they wish to be perfect. Therefore, becomes either an affair of Gnos- everyone should enter religion. ticism (, infused knowledge) From a book by Fr. Richard Butler O.P. The opposite extreme is the or, most often, an affair of senti- most prevalent today — even mentalism when we try to discern among traditional Catholic circles. God’s will by listening for voices, Introduction en. And second, the priestly voca- This is the error of seeing vocations or by expecting thunderbolts and tion. This is the vocation arising in a totally subjective light: The revelations, or by waiting for that The word “vocation” is an from the of . vocation as a purely interior thing, warm fuzzy feeling we sometimes evocative word; it is a word that This article is about religious voca- something mysterious, full of un- get when we pray. often stirs up interior confusion, tions but may be applied in equal knowing. The author mischievously self-doubt, guilt and other such measure to priestly vocations too. quotes various flowery passages emotions - particularly among the from romantic authors to illustrate What A Vocation Is young. The reason for this is that his point: “The Religious Life comes the word itself has us unwittingly What A Vocation Is Not in various ways. In some cases it A religious vocation is nothing asking ourselves, “Do I have a vo- is distinct and overpowering.” In more than a firm will (impelled by cation?” Most of us do not really under- other , “it is gentle, like a whisper- grace) to embrace the evangelical Most of us have asked ourselves stand what a vocation is. In 1960, ing breeze, and be listened to counsels as a means to the end this question at some stage in our Fr. Richard Butler O.P. wrote a carefully in order to be discerned which is the perfection of charity. lives: “Do I have a vocation?” But book entitled: Religious Vocation, etc.” And another one: “My dear A vocation is not something to- few really understand what a voca- An Unnecessary Mystery. In this friend, in your heart of hearts, ask tally objective, applying to all men tion is. book he clearly exposes the false yourself if God is not calling you....” indiscriminately, and it is not some- Vocations can be divided into modern conceptions that surround The problem with the first ex- thing totally subjective, devoid of two distinct categories: First, the the idea of a vocation and presents treme of total objectivity is that all clarity and objectivity. It is the religious vocation. This is the em- the perennial teaching of the - while the religious life is the most juste milieu of the two extremes. bracing of the evangelical counsels ic Doctor, St. Thomas. perfect life, in the concrete man- Objectively, a vocation is not a uni- (poverty, chastity and obedience) He says that there are two ex- ifestation of His will, God does versal logical compulsion, but an usually within a religious communi- treme and false notions of what not wish all men to embrace the invitation extended by Christ ty. It applies to both men and wom- a religious vocation is. The first religious state. Such a contingency to all without distinction. Subjec-

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tively, a vocation is not an emo- God’s creatures (sense of tional response to an idea, but an order) unruffled desire for perfect charity. –– Prudence An Unlikely A vocation is not involuntary and it is not mysterious. It is something Do I Have a Vocation? that YOU decide after considera- Vocation tion — consideration of (a) what it And so to return to the often un- means (b) whether you are capable Pierre de Keriolet comfortable question that screams of it and (c) whether you have the at a young Catholic when he hears largesse of soul to carry it through. the word “vocation”. In fact, there is no such thing as “having a vo- And so if any of you have an- Br. Columba Maria cation” like possessing a precious swered “yes” to these questions, ring or hearing an interior voice then all one can say is “Don’t dither perpetually nagging you. and get thee to a convent!” And if “You have not chosen me,” says way to be the magistrate of the Those who are serious should any of you are dithering, then con- Our Lord, “but I have chosen you.” province, provoking quarrels in leave this question and ask them- sider these words of St. Thomas: Pierre de Keriolet was born to court to encourage fighting. selves these questions instead: The misgivings of those who hes- pious parents in the town of Auray More astonishing even than his 1. Do I really want the perfection itate as to whether or not they may in Brittany, France, the home of public scandals were his escapes of charity? be able to attain to perfection by the greatest shrine to Saint Anne from death: shot at point-blank 2. Am I free of anything that entering religion is shown by many in Christendom. Despite this fa- range; his bed struck by lightning; might be an impediment to my examples to be unreasonable… vourable beginning, and a Catholic his horse dying under him from embracing the religious life? To those who take this sweet yoke education, Pierre blossomed into a the same celestial fire; thirty men –– Poor physical or mental health upon themselves He provides the prodigious sinner. Lower and lower scattered by him in a brawl: he –– Slavery to a vice refreshment of the divine fruition he sank, giving free rein to his pas- came through all of this unscathed. –– Dependents: husband, wife, and the rest of their souls. To which sions. Having broken his parents’ On one occasion he and two com- children, elderly parents may He who made this promise hearts, with both in the grave, he panions were set upon by robbers. –– Financial liabilities bring us, Jesus Christ, our Lord, inherited a sizeable fortune. His accomplices fell by his side and 3. Do I have the magnanimity of who is over all things blessed forev- Still he would not restrain his it seemed he would soon follow. soul to carry it through? er. Amen. (St. Thomas’s final words yearning to sin. “I continued my But he fell to his knees, joined his –– Generosity in my love of God of Contra Retrahentes.) sacrilegious communions with a hands and made a vow to Our Lady –– Desire for virtue frightening debauchery. An excess – and survived, again unscathed! –– Generosity with others of wine, though I didn’t get drunk, Yet he did not keep his vow. –– Frankness cast me into the vice of adultery But the measure of his sins was –– Lack of pretence or deceit Bibliography: Religious Vocation: An Unnec- and in such a foul mood that I had still not filled. “If I went to Church essary Mystery, by Fr. Richard Butler O.P., –– Moderation in honours ISBN: 9780895558237, Publisher: Saint Benedict many quarrels and killed a number it was to leave immediately if I –– Balanced appreciation of Press, LLC, Imprint: TAN Books 2009 of people in duels.” He bribed his found no-one there who felt like

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me. If I was told there were no more you never respected. You are un- Pierre de Keriolet spent his re- Masses to be heard, I answered grateful and unworthy of the bless- maining years serving more than ‘that’s how it should be.’” But he ings of this Virgin!” 150 of Christ’s poor at his chateau secretly said a Hail Mary every day. “Then who saved me from the daily. His mortification was re- And, he never refused to give alms. lightning and the rifle fire?” asked lentlessly cruel to the body he had His conversion came about thus: Pierre in a state of confusion. used for sin. He undertook lengthy in a celebrated case of diabolical “I would have carried you off if pilgrimages, to Rome, Compostella, possession in a convent of nuns at it hadn’t been for the Virgin Mary Loreto and Montserrat, covering up Loudon, the local had ini- and the cherubim, your Guardian to thirty miles a day, with eyes cast tiated a long process of exorcism. Angel,” replied the Devil. down, speaking to no-one. He very Then one day during one of the Peter later declared, “I felt reluctantly became a priest, saying ongoing sessions of exorcism in pierced through and through and his daily Mass at the nearby Church Loudun’s Church of the Holy , since the Priest was looking at me, of Our Lady of Mercy. His favourite it was Pierre de Keriolet’s happi- I told him, ‘He hit the mark, Father, pilgrimage destination was Auray, ness to wander into the church out I’ve done all he has just said. Now where he repaired to die on Octo- of curiosity. The devil, through his it’s time to weep over my sins and ber 8th, 1660, aged 58. possessed nun, addressed him: “Ah to be converted to God.’” ha, there you are. Who brought you He began a public but here?” was overcome with emotion and “I’m here on business.” Pierre couldn’t finish it. The Priest picked replied. him up and consoled him by pre- “Yes, really on business. Noth- paring him for confession. Having ing you see at Loudun will be of spent the whole night weeping over any use to you.” He wanted to tear his sins Pierre returned next day to Pierre apart, but the Priest took the the Church.

Blessed Sacrament and placed it Staute of Pierr de Keriolet at Aury, France In a lengthy discourse, the devil between the devil and the sinner. bemoaned his loss: “O people, if Pierre left a little shaken. On the unarmed?” you knew how much I am enduring following day, the Epiphany of 1636, “I have no enemies here to fear,” from this change, you would weep the exorcist asked the devil, in the answered Pierre. over me, yes, you would weep over presence of Pierre: “Just what are “I’m your enemy!” cried the devil. the devil…The Virgin has plunged you doing here? How do you know “And the one you fear least of all. her arms down to the elbows to it’s not for this man’s conversion?” And what of this God whom you’ve pull him out of his filth. Your meas- pointing to Pierre. scorned so many years! Oh spiteful ure was full, but you kept a little Then addressing Pierre the man, I thought I would hold you devotion for her….Oh, I’ll get even priest said, “How is it that you are and bring you down to hell before with you! I’ll follow you wherever pretending to be brave by being you took that vow to Our Lady that you go.”

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Diaconate

Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani

The Deaconate is the second of Thee O Lord, the Holy Ghost that the major orders, but is the first or- they might be strengthened by Him, Each new is then invested with the insignia of his office: a (symbolising the der which is a part of sacrament of through the gift of Thy sevenfold sweet yolk of God’s law) and a (symbolising joy and justice). Holy Orders. It leaves an indelible grace, unto the faithful discharge mark upon the soul of the ordinand of Thy service.” Each new deacon is and obliges him to fulfil his duties of then invested with the insignia of his reading the , preaching, assist- office: a stole (symbolising the sweet ing the priest at the Holy Sacrifice, yolk of God’s law) and a dalmatic distributing Holy and (symbolising joy and justice). He then even administering the sacrament touches the evangelium and receives of on particular occasions. the power to read . After the of the Mass, the bishop is requested by the on behalf of the Church to ordain the candidates. The bishop then ceremonially inquires as to the worthiness of the candidates and then consults the people, asking if Rev. Mssrs. Paul Franks, Brandon Haenney and Francis Palmquist on the day of their there be any reason why any of the ordination to the diaconate 28th November 2015 at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, candidates might not be ordained. If Winona, U.S.A. there are none, the order is conferred Opposite: Rev. Mr. Paul Franks kneels before the bishop during the admonition before by the Imposition of Hands followed the ordination. A vocation in its strictest sense is the call (vocatio) of the bishop to the by the words “Send forth, we beseech service of the altar.

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Vocation Days Dignity of For young men & women, young fathers & mothers and all those who wish to work and pray for vocations. the Liturgy

Dates 2016 Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat

Saturday 27th Feb GLASGOW Saint Andrew’s Church, Every member of the Third Order als employed. Holy Mother Church 202 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TX of the Society of Saint Pius X should has given us not only theological  have and show a special love for the definitions and liturgical rubrics for Sunday 28th Feb PRESTON Our Lady of Victories liturgy. its rites, but also rules, guidance and East Cliff, Winckley Square, Preston PR1 3NA monitions in order to guarantee the  dignity of divine worship. Perhaps, Wednesday 2nd Mar BURGHCLERE Liturgical Place one might be tempted to consider Saint Michael’s School Chapel Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants RG20 9JW these rules as less important in com-  Our opposition to the Novus Ordo parison with the theological issues, Saturday 5th Mar BRISTOL Missae is based upon the fact that but to do so would be a mistake Saint Saviour’s House its departure from because all the “little” rules and Saint Agnes Avenue, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2DU renders it unworthy for divine wor- guidance of the Church are nothing Sunday 6th Mar LONDON ship. This does not mean, however, less than the theological expressions Church of Saints Joseph and Padarn that all Masses celebrated in the of the hon-our due to God. Salterton Road, N7 6BB Tridentine Rite automatically have The cleanliness and order of the the dignity which is due to divine building, the vestments, linens, altar, Programme worship; it depends how they are , , etc. all play a 09:30 am Mass (except London : Mass at 11am) celebrated and how the faithful as- part in the dignity of divine worship. 11:00 am Conference (except London : Conference at 9:30am) sist at such Masses. This dignity and And the responsibility for all these 12:30 pm Lunch (bring your own) honour of the liturgy depend upon things falls on both the priest and 02:00 pm Conference our attitude, gestures, words and the faithful. 03:00 pm Rosary & actions as well the place where the The Church gives particular at- Enquiries to St. George’s House — 0208 946 7916 — [email protected] liturgy is celebrated and the materi- tention to the altar, the sanctuary

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and every item used directly for the precisely because of this situation, ing of the liturgy, Church history, and customs had become increas- celebration of the Mass. The altar we should be even more careful to principles and rules. We could well ingly prevalent and exaggerated … cloths and linens should always be make up for what is lacking through be accused of having “liturgy a la Therefore, they are to be praised perfectly clean and without tears or no fault of our own. Some residents carte”, rather that a harmonious and who with the idea of getting the holes. It is surprising to see the at- of Saint Saviour’s House are giving disciplined public devotion of the Christian people to take part more tention that we give to our own body an excellent example by cleaning the One Catholic (universal) Church. easily and more fruitfully in the and clothes in order to look present- brass of the church once a month. I For this reason, our founder Mass strive to make them familiar able (indeed, it could be a duty of am very grateful and pleased with asked us to follow the liturgical with the … justice to honour others, our job, our such a “zeal for the house of God”. rules, explanation and way of do- May the Third Order members be company, etc.). How much more at- Can the Third Order members follow ing things according to the liturgy the best example of fidelity to the tention should we give to Our Lord? this example? professors Haegy and Stercky: “It is spirit of the Society of Saint Pius X Why be so attached to the because it is done that way in Rome” and the Church, particularly in mat- Mass if we do not give the example and we are Roman Catholic, and ters of liturgy. of dignity in the liturgy? Liturgical Participants we belong to the same institution: vestments should be repaired if the priestly Society of Saint Pius broken and cleaned if stained. The Also let us consider that the X. Archbishop Lefebvre frequently sacred vessels, such as the , liturgy, and especially the Mass, is insisted upon the attachment due to the ciborium or the for the not a personal, private or national Rome, the eternal Rome, guardian How Can I Become communion should be fully gilded, devotion. Regrettably, too many of the faith; the liturgy is an external a Member of the Third because God deserves the best. people have their own opinion about sign of this attachment. Order? The altar and the sanctuary: they every part of the liturgy. Many stand Pius XII in the encyclical are the most sacred places where up or kneel down whenever they Mystici Corporis, teaches us about the sacrifice takes place and where think that it should be done, some the liturgy with the following words: § Please contact the we have the real divine presence. sing, some yawn, some dream, some The worship rendered by the chaplain of the Third Consequently, they should never be stretch back and hands, etc.. Church to God must be, in its entire- Order, Rev. Fr. used for storage of anything (can- What is more, sometimes this ty, interior as well as exterior… The Philippe Pazat who is dlesticks, altar cards, etc.), even individualistic spirit is defended on chief element of divine worship must the Prior of St. Saviour’s House, between the Masses. Would we keep the grounds of fidelity to Tradition. be interior … The Sacred Liturgy re- Bristol (see address under our dining table the water, Some think that in the SSPX we fol- quires, however, that both elements page for details). food and dishes for the next meal? If low the French way of doing things, be intimately linked with each other we don’t do it for ourselves, why to on account of Archbishop Lefeb- … The Church has further used her § Sign-up for a Third do it for the holiest place on earth? vre being French. Others take the right of control over liturgical obser- Order Retreat Unfortunately, because of the practices of their old parish as their vance to protect the purity of divine actual circumstances of the general unique reference; some make ref- worship against abuse from danger- apostasy inside the Church we are erence to past persecutions, others ous and imprudent innovations in- often obliged to celebrate the Mass pretend to defend national customs troduced by private individuals and in places that are far from ideal, but against an informed understand- particulars churches … when usages

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they recorded their little treasure The Hostia Magazine by noting their efforts made every day. The magazine of the Crusade Eucharistic is called Hostia, meaning Host or Victim, because the strength of the Rebirth of the Crusaders comes from devotion to Crusade Eucharistic Crusade the . Through stories, instructions and games, Deploring the abandonment Hostia magazine help to realise the of the Eucharistic Crusade since motto and the ideals of the Eucha- the Second Vatican Council, and ristic Crusade: PRAY, RECEIVE Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele convinced that this movement had HOLY COMMUNION, MAKE SAC- an important role to play for the RIFICES AND BE AN APOSTLE. good of the Church, the priests and In this little monthly magazine, the The Eucharistic Crusade is a The Origin of the seminarians at Ecône decided to Crusader finds plenty of advice and Church organisation for children. Eucharistic Crusade re-establish the Eucharistic Cru- encouragement to be a good and Its primary purpose is to encour- sade in the 1980s. The movement, brave soldier of Christ. age children to pray for their own This Crusade of children is intended for the innocent, is an an- For further information about sanctification and for the needs of not a new institution; its spirit is tidote to the corrupt morals of soci- Eucharistic Crusade and to sign-up, the . It is, therefore, to be found in the decree Quam ety today; the supernatural power please consult the webpage “Move- both a work of piety and an apos- Singulari of St. Pius X (8th of innocent children being the ments and Groups” on www.sspx. tolate. As its name suggests, the August 1910), who allowed young antithesis to the pride and self-suf- co.uk or contact the chaplain for Crusade evokes a spirit of combat; chil-dren to approach the ficiency of modern man. Great Britain on firstly, against personal vice and Sacrament of the Holy [email protected] then against the reign of Satan in after they had reached the age of order to snatch souls from Hell that reason. It was officially founded in they may be at the service of Jesus 1917 by a French priest called Fr. Christ. The necessary supernatural Bessières with the permission of strength for this fight is drawn from Pope Ben-edict XV. the regular, or even daily, frequen- During the First World War, tation of the sacrament of the Holy Fr. Bessières encouraged children Eucharist. from a French girls’ school to sup- port the soldiers on the frontline by promising prayers and Holy Communions offered up for vic- tory and the restoration of Chris- tianity inside their country; and Day of Recollection at St. Michael’s School on 31st October 2015

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II. Conditions of Membership: Three Levels of Membership To consecrate oneself entirely to the Blessed Virgin Mary, placing The Militia Immaculatae is a uni- Militia oneself freely as a docile and gener- versal and transcendant organisa- ousinstrument in Her hands. tion for all: “It is a movement which To wear the . should attract the masses and Immaculatae snatch them away from Satan.” III. Duties of Membership: It is an organisation with levels If possible, to pray the following of membership to incorporate an aspiation at least once a day: "O elite: “Once souls have been won Mary, conceived without sin, pray over to the Immaculata, there will Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani for us who have recourse to Thee, also be a few who can be led fur- and for all those who do not have ther to the very height of devotion, recourse to Thee, especially for the even to the point of heroism in the The Militia Immaculatae, or faithful becomes a member of the Masons and for all those who are service of spreading the Kingdom Knights of the Immaculata, is a Militia Immaculatae. commended to Thee." of God through the Immaculata. All worldwide Marian movement for To use all other valid and legiti- religious orders and congregations, the sanctification of Catholics and mate means for the conversion and all the movements in the Church the conversion of non-Catholics, Original Statutes sanctification of men, according to can also belong to the M.I. The under the patronage of the Blessed one’s means, in the different states different levels of membership will Virgin Mary. It was founded by St. “She will crush your head.” and conditions of life, as the occa- enable each member to give his in 1917 as a (Genesis 3:15). sions present themselves; this is best to the and so attain movement to raise and include all entrusted to the zeal and prudence to Christian perfection. Marian movements in response to “Thou alone hast vanquished of each one. Particularly recom- It is necessary to understand the the terrible forces arrayed against all heresies throughout the world.” mended, however, is spreading the Militia Immaculatae as something the Church in our times. (from the Roman Breviary). Miraculous Medal. transcendant; this means that it The Militia Immaculatae will be N.B. These means are recom- should not be viewed as just one established in the District to be a I. Goal of Membership: mended only as suggestions and organisation among many others; powerful instrument to sanctify To work for the conversion to not as an obligation; not one of rather, it ought to penetrate into the souls and to raise up vocations for God of all men, be they sinners, them obliges under pain of sin, not depths of all other organisations.” Holy Mother the Church. Rev. Fr. heretics, schismatics, Jews, etc., even venial sin. Our principal mo- Stehlin, District Superior of Asia, is in particular the Freemasons; and tive is to help the greatest possible Level 1 the great apostle of the movement that all become saints, under the number of souls to be united with Envisaged by Maximilian Kolbe which currently has about 10,000 patronage and through the media- the of Jesus through for every Catholic, it involves a members worldwide. It is a goal of tion of the Immaculate Virgin. the mediation of the Immaculata. minor and reception the District that every one of the of the Miraculous Medal (see M.I. Ceremony of Enrolment) AND, for

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apostolic purposes, knowledge of a to enrol themselves by making an of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. small 22 question mini-Marian cate- act of consecration. "For wherever thou enterest chism (M.I. Primer Catechism). Eventually, the priests of the thou obtainest graces of District will continue the work of re- conversion and sanctification. Level 2 cruiting, catechising and enrolling Through thy immaculate hands all This is for M.I. members with new members through regular ser- graces from the Sweetest Heart of greater commitment to an active mons, existing catechism training Jesus flow upon us. apostolate which might be demon- and regular enrolment ceremonies "Grant me the grace to praise strated by active membership of an (see M.I. Enrolement Guidlines). thee, Lady most holy. Grant me organisation of the Church Militant strength against my enemies. such as the Eucharistic Crusade, Amen." , Apostles of Mary, Act of Consecration Archconfraternity of St. Stephen, etc. OR, if other possibilities of "O Immaculata, Queen of heaven common apostolate are oppor- and earth, refuge of sinners and our tune, they could be members of a Mother most loveable, to whom God circle of studies, a movement for deigned to confide the whole order students, a movement for lawyers, of mercy, I N.N., an unworthy a movement for the suffering etc. sinner, prostrate myself at thy feet, (see Fr. Stehlin’s Letter No. 3) humbly begging thee if thou wouldst deign to take me wholly and entirely Level 3 as thy property and possession and This is for M.I. members who to use me, together with all the For more information have given their entire lives to God powers of my body and soul, my please visit the by a priestly, religious or lay voca- life, my death, my eternity, as website of the Militia tion. pleases thee. Immaculatae: "Use the whole of me, if thou so willest, without any reservations, to Enrollment fulfill that which is said of thee, militia- “She has crushed all the heresies in immaculatae.org Initially, Fr. Brucciani will give the world”, so that in thy immacu- a sermon or conference at every late and loving hands I may become Mass Centre in the District to in- a useful instrument in engrafting fsspx.asia/en/militia- struct the faithful and encourage and increasing thy Glory in so many immaculatae-asia them to join the Militia Immacu- straying and indifferent souls, and in latae at Level 1. Once the faithful this way to bring about the greatest are prepared, they will be invited extension, the blissful Kingship

28 January - February 2016 29 Saints The Schola Project

St. Edward the Confessor Progress

950th Anniversary of Death Report

Br. Columba Maria Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström

Saint Edward the Confessor was completed the building of Westmin- surely the holiest king of all the ster Abbey before death overtook Gratitude is due to everyone who well as the invitation to all the faith- kings of . After the blood- him on January 5th, 1066. His body has helped to improve the singing ful to take part in the singing of the shed of previous years, his reign was was found incorrupt ninety eight during Mass in the course of the . markedly peaceful. He remitted the years later when the body was last few months. The means and , or war tax, and lived off placed in its new shrine by Saint methods for improving the chant If you go to a chapel where there his own means. His with Thomas à Beckett, in the presence of described in the previous issue of isn’t regular Sung Mass and know Edgitha remained virtuously celi- King Henry II after his canonisation Ite Missa Est have not been put into that you are able to sing at least bate by mutual consent and he in 1161. practice everywhere yet, but so far, the Kyriale of Mass, please come the results give reason to be forward and offer your help to the pleased: congregations have been priest. Hopefully, it will be possible giving a fuller, more noble and to have at least a simple Sung Mass united praise to God during Sunday in your chapel every Sunday, so that Mass; in many cases the beauty of more and more members of the con- the chant has been impressive. gregation might hear and learn the beautiful chant. This is especially This kindles a great hope that important for the young. Before you things will continue to improve with know it, we will have a whole new the more thorough and systematic generation of singers of Gregorian introduction of Chapel Chant Co- chant! ordinators for each chapel, regular rehearsals and monthly workshops for the members of the scholae, as The Shrine of St. Edward the Confessor in Westminster Abbey, London 30 31 St. Michael’s School – Michaelmas Term St. Michael’s School – School Fayre 28th November

Some serious cogitation went on this term among the Senior Boys. "Real pearls"

I will sing if For you my dear, a special price, only £5. you don’t put money in the hat…

Drum Major Philip Kane and Oh dear, I only have two mites. Head Flautist Christopher Blyth show off their new uniforms donated by a benefactor. A record year this year. Deo gratias. Visit to the Orkney and Shetland Islands : 14th-19th December

Below: Rev. Fr. Nicholas Mary with a friend on the Shetland Islands. There are about 20 faithful on Shetland who gather in a house each month for Mass and catechism.

St. Magnus Cathedral Kirkwell, Orkney escaped the destruction of the Reformation.

The Italian Chapel: a Nissan hut converted into a chapel by Italian prisoners on Orkney during the Second World War. The inside is beautifully decorated and is now a Grade I listed building.

Above: Orkney Islands on a winter’s evening. Kirkwall is the capital of the Ork- ney Islands where a handful of faithful live. The island of Stronsay, home to Fr. Nicholas Mary CssR and about 15 faithful is two hours away by ferry.

Mr. & Mrs. Berger take a walk on a Stronsey beach, Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani — a whiskey priest. Once upon a time : 1982 Blessing of Ss. Joseph & Padern, London Once upon a time : 2003 The Canterbury Pilgrimage

The late and dearly missed Fr. Crowdy

His Lordship, Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre

Rev. Fr. Black with young Miss Macdonald

Mass in the ruins of St. Augustine’s Abbey. Of your charity please pray for the souls of those whose anniversaries occur about this time Year Planner 2016 Jan 2 All Day Adoration at St. Andrew’s House, Carluke. January Blackshaw, Helena Brown, Heather Gierak, Francis Rev. Fr. Bernard Enright, Rev. Fr. Urban Snyder, Rev. McElwaine, Alice Pratt, Sarah (Sadie) Quinn. Charles 6-20 Visit of Rev. Fr. Pfluger, 1st Assistant to the District. Fr. Arthur Amy, Rev. Fr. John Coulson, Rev. Fr. Eldred Kennedy, Maureen Burrows, Fr Leslie, Michael Evelyn 14 All Day Adoration at Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. Leslie, Andrew Baker, T. Hillier, Hugh Ross-William- Turner. 10 SPUC White Rose Appeal - 2nd Collection. son, Sister Dermot, Adela Wright, Patrick Vinton, I. Feb 8-13 Priests’ Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Pharoah-Band, Arthur Scammell, Eugene Merano, February 20 Tonsure Ceremony of Mr. David Seeber at The Seminary of St. Pius X, Ecône, Bernard Gilbert, Arthur Somerford, Violet Shea, P. Rev. Fr. Henry Rope, Rev. Fr. Edward Wright, Rev. Fr. Switzerland. Hoskisson, Eric Smith, Frank Pike, Fiona Ward, Chris- Guy Bouvier, Br. Alban Michael, F.M; Vera Lux, Helen 22 All Day Adoration at St. Michael’s School, Burghclere. topher Sullivan, Alan Coe, Joan Southwell, Veronica Scott, Dennis Hazell, Jane Dickie, Kate Barford, Mary 22-27 Women’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Adams, Eliza Danilo, Eileen Adams, Florence Adams, Healy, Harold Forteath, Mary Connolly, William Sims, 27 Vocation Day - 9:30am to 4pm - St. Andrew’s Church, Glasgow. Dr. John Hamerton, Dr. Peter Hall, James Kenney, Gwendoline Shields, Kathleen Donovan, T. McTigue, Mary Coffey, John Yates, Teresa Power, Elizabeth Frederick Tomlinson, Joan Ferguson, Caroline Laurie, 28 Vocation Day - 9:30am to 4pm - Our Lady of Victories Church, Preston. Bannerman-McGregor, Harold England, Agnes John Johnson, Evelyn Tree, Emily Malley, Eugene Mar 2 Vocation Day - 9:30am to 4pm - St. Michael’s School, Burghclere. McLaughlin, Cecily Stanley-Clarke, Rose Spruce, Howson, Peter Ward, Ethel McCarthy, Phyllis Thom- 5 Vocation Day - 9:30am to 4pm - St, Saviour’s House, Bristol. Reginald Thomas, Dora Dombre, James Jackson, as, Claude Head, Margaret Kerichard, Margaret Daly, 6 Vocation Day - 9:30am to 4pm - Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. David Green, Graham Lenthall, Winifred Bryan, Dorothy Yates, Emmie Titley, Helen Ferguson, Mary 12 Ordination of Mr. Rupert Bevan to the 2nd of & Exorcist at Rose Davis, Margaret Brucciani, Elsie Bavington, Mr Leetch, Austin Yates, John Leetch, Edith Jeffrey, Mar- The Seminary of St. Pius X, Ecône, Switzerland. Sullivan, Henry Brett, Rita Embray, Richard Mirfin, garet Ashby, Monica Hall, Miss M Gatenby, Anthony 14-19 Passion Retreat for Men & Women at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Hilda Hansing, Mary McEnery, Wilhelmina Wingerden, Townsend, Olive Booth, Robert McAllister, Tadeusz 27 EASTER SUNDAY Margaret Coupe, Margaret Harries, Isabel Murdoch, Turek, Molly Price, Joseph Brown, Simone Mack- 31 All Day Adoration at St. Andrew’s House, Carluke. Jean Cunningham, Doris Breddy, Franciszek Tremba- low-Smith, Stephen Conyngham, Paul Armstrong, Apr 16 All Day Adoration at Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. lowicz, Gladys Bird, Andrew Tannahill, Gerard Oxley, Ernesto Criscouli, Eileen Mungovin, Marion Spring, Ernest Duus-Jensen, Francis Adams, Stella Collier, Josephine Conlon, Hugh Byrnes, Pamela Frith, 25-30 Men’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Chase Harrison, Audrey Krynski, Stephen Johnson, Agnes Leyden, Gemma Francis, Phyllis Western-Pick, May 14-16 Chartres Pilgrimage - District Chapter to be organised. Richard Neville, Mary Black, Roland Cumberbatch, Michael Yates, Joseph Reader, Margaret Connolly, 15 PENTECOST SUNDAY Anne Marie Firth, Maurice Flynn, Stephen Weet- Marjorie Tomlinson, Dorothy Rust, Eleanor Evans, 16 All Day Adoration at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. man, Gertrude Hill, Philomena Thompson, Ruth Edward Black, Phyllis Brooker, Edna Proctor, Annie 23-28 Marian Retreat for Men & Women at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Ward, James Byrne, Dorothy Callaghan, Constance Kenny, Monica Hunter, Ruby Dolden, Edward Ryan, 28-30 Schola Weekend? Cordwell, Vera Cosgrove, Sydney Fenton, Patricia Dorothy Sheridan, David Read, Vivien Drummond, Venn, Mary McLaughlin, Amy Warner, Veronica Crisp, Joan Gordon-Thompson, Philip England, Dominique 31-2 Priests’ Meeting at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Carmen Whitworth, Connie Scruton, Rosa Patricia Beschizza, Cyril Benedict, Joseph Tipping, Paddy Jun 3 Ordination of Mr. Paul Franks to the Priesthood at St. Thomas Aquinas Semi- nary, Winona. Hall, Alexander Kelly, Joseph Lee, Paddy Campbell, Campbell, Hilda Lovelace, James McClafferty, Eileen Monica Wright, Maria Dean, Brian Eustace, Isobel Clarke, Ruth Croxted, Theresa Singleton, James 7 All Day Adoration at Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. Gaggero, Joan Howarth, Norman Jenkins, Augus- O’Donoghue, Jim Collins, Peter Lyons, John Marshall, 13-18 Women’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. tine Okereafor, Muriel Fleming, Hazel Sime, William Mary Agnes Adams, Lionel Rice, Stephanie Hill, Rita 27 5-day Boys’ Trip to Ecône for . Bailey, Marjorie Plume, Anelia Carnoustie, Thomas Campbell, Margaret Rowling, Eamonn Short, Muriel Jul 11-16 Men’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Blundell, Francis Strimatis, Frank Williams, Joseph Fenn, Graeme le Monier, Father John Brady, Anne 27-31 Canterbury Pilgrimage di Guiseppe, Robin Pannell, Clement Charlery, John Read, John Clague. 28 All Day Adoration at St. Andrew’s House, Carluke. Requiescant in pace Mass Times Year Planner January February MASS CENTRE 1st 3rd 6th 10th 17th 24th 31st 2nd 7th 14th 21st 28th Aug 8-19 Doctrinal Seminar on the Liturgy at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol.

22-27 Women’s Ignatian Retreat at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Bingley - - - - 1700 - 1700 - -- 1700 - Sep 7 All Day Adoration at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Brighton - - - 1230 - 1230 - - - 1230 - 1230 15 Feast of the Seven Sorrows - Renewal of promises of SSPX Sisters. 26 All Day Adoration at Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. Bristol 0800 1000 0800 1000 1000 1000 1000 - 1000 1000 1000 1000

Oct 10-15 Third Order Retreat for men and women at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol Burghclere 0900 0900 0900 0730 0730 0730 0730 1200 0730 0730 0730 0730 1900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 0900 Nov 28-30 Retreat for Men & Women at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. 3 All Day Adoration at St. Saviour’s House, Bristol. Colleton Manor 20th 17th 1130 1130

Dec 7 All Day Adoration at Ss. Joseph’s & Padarn’s Church, London. Edinburgh 1230 1300 1230 1300 1300 1300 1300 - 1300 1300 1300 1300

Gateshead 1100 1800 1100 1800 1800 1800 1800 - 1800 1800 1800 1800

Glasgow 1030 0945 1830 0945 0945 0945 0945 1830 0945 0945 0945 0945 Sanctuary Lamps Retreats 2016 can be offered by the faithful to burn Groombridge - 1230 - - 1230 - 1230 - 1230 - 1230 - for the intentions of their choosing. Saint Saviour’s House, Bristol Herne 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 0830 - 0830 0830 0830 0830 Please contact Fr. Ockerse at [email protected] The cost of one candle is is £20 Jersey 29th 26th Feb 8-13 Priests’ Retreat 30th 27th Feb 22-27 Women’s Ignatian Leicester 1100 1730 1730 1730 1730 1730 1730 0715 1730 1730 1730 1730 Mar 14-19 Passion Retreat St. Pius X Pilgrimage Co. Liverpool 0930 - 1700 - 1700 - - - 1700 - 1700 Invites you to the Apr 25-30 Men’s Ignatian London 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 1900 1100 1100 1100 1100 11th Annual Pilgrimage May 23-28 Marian Retreat (St. Joseph) To the Holy Land & Jordan Jun 13-18 Women’s Ignatian London 0800 0800 0715 0800 0800 0800 0800 0715 0800 0800 0800 0800 15th-26th May 2016 (Wimbledon) Jul 11-16 Men’s Ignatian Manchester 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 1230 [email protected] www.saintpiusxpilgrimage.com Aug 8-10 Doctrinal Seminar Middlemarsh - - - 1530 - 1530 1530 - - 1530 - 1530 Aug 22-27 Women’s Ignatian Norwich - - - - 18th 22nd Oct 10-15 3rd Order Retreat 1730 1730 Chartres Pilgrimage 2016 Nov 28-30 Advent Retreat Oxford - 1000 - 1000 1000 1000 1000 - 1000 1000 1000 1000 A District Chapter will march. Keep the dates free: 13th-16th May Portsmouth 1130 1630 1900 1630 1630 1630 1630 1630 1630 1630 1630

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

Rhos-on-Sea - 1700 ------1700 --- ADVERTISEMENT Apostolate of Prayers Bespoke for Priests Stronsay - 0900 - 0900 0900 0900 0900 - 0900 0900 0900 0900 Missal Covers C/- 11 Nemesia Avenue, CARINGBAH Taunton - 1530 - - 1530 - 1530 - 1530 - 1530 - www.leathermissalcovers.co.uk NSW 2229 AUSTRALIA [email protected] [email protected] Woking 1200 1130 1900 1130 1130 1130 1130 1900 1130 1130 1130 1130 41 40

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Malmö - - - 9th 14th 13th 18th 1830 1830 1830 1830

Aalborg - - - - 15th 19th 16th 20th Mass Centres

Manchester, Church of Saint Pius X, Resident: The Priestly Society of Saint Pius X in 16 Deer Park Road, Manchester M16 8FR Fr John McLaughlin (Prior) Fr Anthony Wingerden Great Britain and Scandinavia T: 01772 885 990 Glasgow, Saint Andrew’s Church, Middlemarsh / Holnest, 202 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TX England Burghclere, High Grange House Chapel Tel: 01555 771523 London, Saint George’s House Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants. RG20 9JW T: 01963 210 580 (District House) Resident: Edingburgh, Saints Margaret and Leonard Sr. Mary Elizabeth (Superior) 125 Arthur Road, Wimbledon SW19 7DR Norwich The Mission Room, 110 Saint Leonard’s Street, Sr. Mary Ancilla T: 0208 946 7916 Horsham St. Faith, Norfolk Edinburgh EH8 9RD T: 01555 771523 Sr. Marie Salome Sr. Maria Vicenta T: 01603 788 873 Resident: Stronsay, St Columba’s House, Rev. Fr. Robert Brucciani (District Superior) Chulmeigh, Colleton Manor Chapel Oxford Stronsay, KW17 2AS T: 01857 616206 Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström (District Bursar) Chulmleigh, Devon, EX18 7JS N.O.C.C. 17 Middleway, Summertown, Rev. Fr. Francis Ockerse (District Secretary) T: 01769 580 240 Oxford OX2 7LH T: 01993 851695 Resident: Gateshead, Church of the Rev. Fr. Nicholas Mary CssR Bingley Portsmouth, Our Lady Help of Christians Holy Name of Jesus Br. Louis-Marie CssR The Little House Market Street 14 Kingston Road, Porstmouth PO1 5RZ Bingley BD16 2HP T: 01274 567786 Gladstone Terrace West, Bensham, Gateshead NE8 4DR Tel: 0191 4270542 T: 01635 278137 Wales Rhos on Sea, Saint David’s Chapel Brighton Chapel of the Holy Family Groombridge (Tunbridge Wells) Preston, Our Lady of Victories Conwy Road, (A547) Mochdre, Hollingdean Street, Brighton BN1 7GL Church of Saint Pius V, Rhos-On-Sea LL28 5AA T 01580 880764 East Cliff, Winckley Square, Preston PR1 3NA T: 01772 885990 Station Road, Groombridge TN3 9QX T: 01772 885990 T: 01892 654 37 Bristol Saint Saviour’s House Scandinavia Saint Agnes Avenue, Knowle, Taunton, Church of Herne, Saints John Fisher & Thomas Contact: Rev. Fr. Håkan Lindström, Bristol BS4 2DU T: 0117 977 5863 Our Lady of Glastonbury More Church St. George‘s House, 17 South Street (off East Reach), TA1 3AA 125 Arthur Road, London SW19 7DR Resident: Herne Street, Herne CT6 7HR T: 01823 652701 T: +44 20 8946 7916, Rev. Fr. Philippe Pazat (Prior) T: 020 89467916 Rev. Fr. Vianney Vandendaele [email protected] Br. Bernard CssR Woking, Church of the Holy Cross Leicester, Church of Saint Anne Sr. Marie-Charbel JssR Sandy Lane, Maybury, GU22 8BA Aalborg, DENMARK Sr. Mary Joseph JssR Abingdon Road, Leicester LE2 1HA Mass: Usually 5pm Friday and 10am Saturday T: 01858 555813 before 3rd Sunday Jersey Burghclere Saint Michael’s School Chapel Liverpool, The Church of Saints Tel: 01555 771523 T: 01534 742 884 Harts Lane, Burghclere, Hants RG20 9JW Peter and Paul T: 01635 278 137/173 35 Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool L8 7LA Oslo, NORWAY T: 0151 4802433 Scotland Mass: Usually 9:00am 2nd & 3rd Sundays Resident: Aberdeen Foyer Marywell Centre Rev. Fr. Patrick Summers (Headmaster) Malmö, SWEDEN Rev. Fr. Gary Holden (Housemaster) London, Church of Marywell St. Aberdeen AB11 6JF T 01857 616206 Mass: Usually 10am Sat. before 2nd Sunday, Rev. Fr. Lawrence Barrett Saints Joseph and Padarn Br. Ignatius 6:30pm Thursday before 3rd Sunday Salterton Road, N7 6BB T: 020 8946 7916 Br, Columba Maria Carluke, Saint Andrew’s House Br. Gerard Mary CssR 31 Lanark Road, Carluke, Stockholm, SWEDEN Lanarkshire ML8 4HE, T: 01555 771523 Mass: Usually 5:30pm 2nd & 3rd Sundays

42 43 The Society of St. Pius X is an international priestly society of common life without vows, whose purpose is the priesthood and that which pertains to it.