FSSP
United Kingdom and Ireland

Bedford

December 15, 2018

Visit to Tyburn Convent on 19th January

On Saturday 19th January the Reading branch of Juventutem (for ages 18 to 35) will visit Tyburn in London, the famous site of martyrdom from the Reformation era.
The timetable is as follows:
10am – Meet outside Marble Arch Tube Station & walk to site of Tyburn Tree
 
10.40am – Arrive at Tyburn Convent
 
11am Holy Mass at Tyburn Convent
 
12pm – Historical talk on the Martyrs
 
1pm – Pizza Lunch nearby
 
2pm  Finish
December 2, 2018

TEN YEARS of DOWRY MAG!

As Advent begins, we are delighted to share with you the 40th issue of our quarterly magazine Dowry (December 2008-December 2018).

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In this issue:

Editorial: There Was A Great Earthquake

The Doctrine Of Indulgences

Disappeared: Christian Slaves in Islamic Lands

Good Books For Children

Two Novels On Martyred Priests

The Egyptian Guide – From Jihad To Joy

On Clerical Abuse: Handling The Right Body

Three Complementary Educational Initiatives

Forthcoming Events

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November 30, 2018

Catechism day this Sunday!

The monthly catechism day is this Sunday, 2nd December.

Where: Christ the King, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP

What:

8:30 Mass, followed by tea and coffee in the hall,

Catechism for under – 8s at 10:30,

8-16 year olds at 11,

Adults at 11:30.

See you then!

November 8, 2018

Four Last Things Day: any 18-35 welcome on 17 Nov.

Juventutem London Day of Recollection

with Fr Armand de Malleray FSSP.

Saturday, 17 November 2018 11:00-17:00

St Mary Moorfields, 4-5 Eldon Street, EC2M 7LS London

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November focuses on the afterlife. On that month, Catholics celebrate the saints in heaven (1st Nov); and intercede for the Holy Souls in Purgatory (2nd Nov). On 11th Nov in Europe, we commemorate the end of the First World War, when victims died on an unprecedented scale. In England, by special indult, a Holy Mass of Requiem is even allowed on a Sunday to pray for those who died in battle. Those various motives are articulated in the doctrine of The Four Last Things: death, judgment, hell and heaven (the latter includes purgatory as its accidental antechamber). Comprising many fundamental dogmas, The Four Last Things is a most salutary doctrine. 

During this recollection, Fr de Malleray will address questions such as: Why do we die? Can we change our minds after death? Is God bound to give us a last chance? If hell exists, is it empty? Does it last forever? Can we help souls in purgatory? Are all saints in heaven equal? And many more… During a convivial lunch in the church basement, we will be able to discuss informally these questions.

We welcome any young adults and young professionals 18-35 to attend this day of recollection

· 11am-12noon conference (40 mins talk + Q&As);
· 12noon-1pm Holy Mass;
· 1pm-2pm Lunch;
· 2pm-3pm Conference (40 mins talk + Q&As);
· 3pm-4pm Rosary and Tea;
· 4pm-5pm third conference (40 mins talk + Q&As) and departure.

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