Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
Fr de Malleray endeavours to be in the confessional for anyone on Sunday morning from 8:00am to 8:25am.
Pray for 11 new FSSP priests ordained in America last 29 May, and another 7 ordained next 15 June in Bavaria, including one of our vocations from the UK, Rev Miklos Homolya,FSSP. Please pray forthese 18 new priests. Watch USA ordination here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCmITPu_FI0; and see pictures here: https://fsspolgs.org/fssp-priestly-ordinations-may-29th-2024/
First Holy Communions: The great day of Sunday 2 June has arrived for our 16 candidates who will receive Our Lord for the first time in Bedford and in Chesham Bois, before walking in Eucharistic procession outdoors. Our cubs and wolvets and all scouts and guides will process wearing their uniforms. It will be a low Mass with hymns, followed by a procession of the blessed Sacrament around the church grounds, ending with short Benediction. Four dads of First Communicants will carry the canopy in Bedford.
Photos can be taken at the end.
From Ireland Fr Coelho wrote: “I hope everything goes well tomorrow and I pray for the little ones that will receive Jesus for the first time, so that they can live in a way that allows them to be always prepared to receive Jesus and that each communion makes them more united to Jesus, the only thing that matters in this world.”
To honour Our Lord carried outdoors, and as a pious consideration in this warmer weather, all adults, teenagers and children are kindly requested to wear their Sunday best (chest, back, legs and shoulders covered; dresses and mantillas welcome for ladies; suit and ties welcome for gentlemen; no sport shoes or casual attire; avoid clothes displaying worldly or commercial signs or brands). Thank you.
Food for thought on Christian modesty provided by Voice of the Family: https://voiceofthefamily.com/can-christian-decency-be-guarded-in-the-summertime/
June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Do your best to attend 8am Holy Mass this Friday, gaining a plenary indulgence for the public recitation of the Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart (Baronius missals p. 1871).
On Saturday 8 June exceptionally, confessions will be heard AFTER the 10am Mass, NOT from 9am.
After visiting the Ibabu, the Jones, the Carey, the Hallam and the Baron families, Our Lady of Walsingham will this Sunday accompany the Moxham family home. We thank them for including the intentions of our two congregations in their daily recitation of the litany of Loreto before the statue. Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
What is youth?Watch the video of the solemn high Mass for the twentieth anniversary of Juventutem in London last 24.V.24 here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYEJMm86M7g (with homily 27:53-49:46).
Juventutem Summer Weekend on 2-4 August at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount: £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required. Simply complete the form at bit.ly/juventutem2024 or email juventutemldn@gmail.com if you have any queries!
While awaiting his visa Fr Coelho is helping out Fr O’Donohue in Ireland (Waterford). We look forward to his return here later this month.
MORE BOOKS at Sunday repository: CORPUS CHRISTI essential: Ego Eimi, book on the Holy Eucharist by Fr de Malleray, with foreword by Bishop Athanasius Schneider;
Baronius hand missals: discounted price of £45. Vermeer’s Angel novel, by Fr de Malleray (£15.00) The Sacred Liturgy as a Secret Garden, short essay by Fr de Malleray (£5.00)
Next Men’s group: Thursday 20 June, 7:30pm for 8:00pm.
Next Ladies’ Group : Friday 21 June, 7:30pm for 8:00pm.
Fr de Malleray will attend the annual Colloquium of the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy at Oscott Seminary in Birmingham on 4-5 June.
Summer Camps 2024: This year’s summer camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug. Booking form: https://form.jotform.com/240713420509347.
See pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/
138056205@N08/albums/72177720310480630/
Juventutem London monthly holy Mass and social on the Feast of the Sacred Heart, Friday 7 June, 7pm (Confessions from 6pm) at St Mary Magdalene Oratory, 96 North Side, London SW18 2QU.
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Mrs Courtney, Claire Barret, Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
Well done our 16 children who made their First Confession with Fr de Malleray on 25 May. Please pray for their last week of preparation until First Holy Communions on Sunday 2 June at the Bedford 8:30am Mass, followed by short Eucharistic procession and benediction.
Easter Duty: All Catholics (who have already made First Communion) have the grave obligation to confess serious sin and receive Holy Communion during the paschal season, which ends on Trinity Sunday (26 May).
CORPUS CHRISTI this week: The feast is on Thursday 30 May, with holy Mass at 8:00am at Christ the King Church. It is not of obligation but attending holy Mass on the day is highly commendable. In addition, we will solemnise Corpus Christi on the Sunday following, 2 June. It will be a low Mass with hymns, followed by a procession of the blessed Sacrament around the church grounds, ending with short Benediction. Our First Communicants will receive the Lord Jesus in holy Communion at that Mass, and will walk in the procession as a group after. Photos can be taken at the end.
To honour Our Lord carried outdoors, and as a pious consideration in this warmer weather, all adults, teenagers and children are kindly requested to wear their Sunday best (chest, back, legs and shoulders covered; dresses and mantillas welcome for ladies; suit and ties welcome for gentlemen; no sport shoes or casual attire; avoid clothes displaying worldly or commercial signs or brands).
Our cubs and wolvets and all scouts and guides will process (to be confirmed) wearing their uniforms. It is permitted to carry a banner of the Blessed Sacrament: if anyone has such a banner, please contact the chaplain beforehand. Bearers of the (light) canopy will also be called for (men wearing suits and ties).
11 new FSSP priests in America ordained this Wednesday: On May 29: Priestly ordinations in Denton by His Exc. Terrence Prendergast, Archbishop Emeritus of Ottawa of the Reverend Jeremy Chua Joseph Duffy Christopher Eichman Benjamin Feuerborn Anthony Fill Samuel Florance Matthew Kane Jacob Kasak Brian Myers Charles Ohotnicky Stephen Wetzel
On May 29th, we will be celebrating the solemn ordination of 11 of our seminarians to the sacred priesthood. We invite you to join us on the livestream, which will be broadcast on the following YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/@olgsbasketball1870/streams
Discussions have started about a family day for all at Buckden Towers, probably in September. Please send us suggestions of activities and format! Email bedford@fssp.org.
Saturday or Sunday?
Overnight or day event?
Children activities: music practice, chant, games?
Parents: talks on education; marriage life; theology of the sacrament of matrimony?
After visiting the Ibabu, the Jones, the Carey, and the Hallam families, Our Lady of Walsingham will this Sunday accompany the Baron family home. We thank them for including the intentions of our two congregations in their daily recitation of the litany of Loreto before the statue. Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
About 120 attended the Juventutem20th anniversary on Friday 24 May
Juventutem Summer Weekend on 2-4 August at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount: £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required. Simply complete the form at bit.ly/juventutem2024 or email juventutemldn@gmail.com if you have any queries!
Fr Coelho is helping out Fr O’Donohue in Ireland (Waterford) while awaiting his UK visa. We look forward to his return here in early June, please God.
MORE BOOKS at Sunday repository: Baronius hand missals: discounted price of £45. Vermeer’s Angel novel, by Fr de Malleray (£15.00) The Sacred Liturgy as a Secret Garden, short essay by Fr de Malleray (£5.00)
Next Men’s group: Thursday 20 June, 7:30pm for 8:00pm. Next Ladies’ Group : Friday 21 June, 7:30pm for 8:00pm.
The camps are for children aged 10 -17 (no exceptions possible). The boys’ camp is 5-10 August, and the girls’ camp 12-17 August. They take place at Savio House Retreat Centre, in Bollington, in the beautiful surrounds of the Peak District. See pictures here:https://www.flickr.com/photos/138056205@N08/albums/72177720310480630/ Booking form: https://form.jotform.com/240713420509347. Deadline for bookings: 1 July.
Deo gratias for 18,000 walking the great Pentecost pilgrimage from Paris to Chartres 18-20 May, including about 20 members of our two congregations.
The largest ever Pilgrimage of Christendom took place on the weekend of Pentecost 2024 from Paris to Chartres: 18,000 pilgrims, including 440 clerics (of whom 140 FSSP priests and seminarians). Plus 1,000 volunteers for the logistics only. Final Mass and homily inside Chartres Cathedral by Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Over 200 pilgrims from the UK, including nearly 20 from the FSSP Chaplaincy in Bedford & Chesham Bois, with Fr Armand de Malleray (arriving after offering our two Sunday Masses in England). Well done all pilgrims! Our Lady of Chartres, pray for us! “Chartres sonne, Chartres t’appelle, gloire, honneur au Christ Roi!”
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Mrs Courtney, Claire Barret, Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
DAILY HOLY MASSES
TRAD MISSION: Did you know that the FSSP runs a successful mission in rural Colombia? Visit https://missiontradition.us/colombia/ FSSP Colombian lay students (minors) are looking for UK hosts and teachers for 4 weeks learning of English language and culture in Advent/New Year 2025.
Latest issue of the magazine of the traditional Dominicans of the Fraternity of St Vincent Ferrer here:
CHESTERTON NEWS: GK Chesterton was born 150 years ago, on the 29th May 1874 on Campden Hill, Kensington. He went on to become a renowned journalist and author of more than 100 books. He is perhaps best remembered today for his crime fiction stories about Father Brown. On the 30th July 1922 he was received into the Catholic Church and over the following years became one of the most prolific and eloquent defenders of the faith, attracting many converts in his lifetime and many more after his death in 1936. Cardinal Pacelli, the Vatican Secretary of state and the future Pope Pius the XII, sent a telegram on behalf of Pope Pius the XI, to the Archbishop of Westminster on the occasion of Chesterton’s death, which described Chesterton as a gifted Defender of the Catholic Faith. Chesterton was a strong opponent of eugenics, as shown in his ‘Eugenics and Other Evils’ before the Nazi’s rose to power but when ‘respectable’ politicians all over Europe were still publicly supporting the eugenics movement. Some of his major works are ‘Orthodoxy’ and ‘The Everlasting Man’ as well as biographies of St Francis of Assisi and St Thomas Aquinas. There is an Annual GK Chesterton Walking Pilgrimage from Notting Hill to Beaconsfield. It takes place on the nearest Saturday to the anniversary of GKC’s Conversion. Email us for details, CatholicGKCSociety@yahoo.co.uk Chesterton’s Apologetics and Novels, Biographies and Essays, Poetry and Plays and etc. Many can be found online for free see our website for details: www.catholicgkchestertonsociety.co.uk
Singing his Hymn, ‘O God of Earth and Altar’, would no doubt be a very good idea as well.
God bless
Stuart McCullough God Our Father, Thou didst fill the life of Thy servant Gilbert Keith Chesterton with a sense of wonder and joy, and gave him a faith which was the foundation of his ceaseless work, a charity towards all men, particularly his opponents, and a hope which sprang from his lifelong gratitude for the gift of human life. May his innocence and his laughter, his constancy in fighting for the Christian faith in a world losing belief, his lifelong devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and his love for all men, especially for the poor, bring cheerfulness to those in despair, conviction and warmth to lukewarm believers and the knowledge of God to those without faith. We beg Thee to grant the favours we ask through his intercession, the end of abortion in this Country [and especially for……] so that his holiness may be recognized by all and the Church may proclaim him Blessed. We ask this through Christ Our Lord. Amen. Catholicgkchestertonsociety.co.uk
(Usual 7:30pm/8pm schedule, NOT 7pm/7:30pm as mistyped on newsletter)
MEN’S GROUP THIS evening, Thursday 23 May! Come to the Donegan Room at Christ the King, and bring friends. 7:30pm Refreshments (bring wine and beer, First Class…) followed by 8:00pm talk by Fr de Malleray on: Why what we wear influences our soul, for worse or better. Q&As at the end. Next Men’s Group: 20 June.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
No confessions on Saturday 25th May as our morning slot will be reserved for First Confessions of First Communicants only, starting at 8.45am. Thank you for your understanding. Fr de Malleray endeavours to be in the confessional for anyone on Sunday morning from 8:00am to 8:25am.
Pray for First Communion preparation. Well done our 16 children who attended their fourth class with Fr de Malleray, preparing for First Confession. Please pray for them.
Easter Duty: All Catholics (who have already made First Communion) have the grave obligation to confess serious sin and receive Holy Communion during the paschal season, which ends on Trinity Sunday (26 May).
Sunday Coffee under threat… We need more volunteers to help with tea and coffee after the Bedford 8:30am Sunday Mass, or this may not be able to continue. Help to tidy the hall at the end of tea and coffee would also be welcome.
Kindly volunteer now: bedford@fssp.org
2 lovely processions and crownings of Our Lady
On Sunday 12 May 2024 after the 8:30am holy Mass, the FSSP Chaplaincy congregation at Christ the King Church in Bedford processed to the nearby garden singing hymns to Our Lady. Many children were wearing their scout and guide uniforms. One of them carried a crown of flowers to be put on the head of Our Lady outdoors. The clergy and laity arrived in front of the statue, that was crowned by the chaplain and incensed. The chaplain reminded all of the meaning of that devotion, namely, to rejoice in the queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary over us and to seek her guidance and protection in all things. Refreshments followed in the parish hall. The same took place after the 12noon holy Mass in Bedford.
Discussions have started about a family day for all at Buckden Towers, probably in September. Please send us suggestions of activities and format! Email bedford@fssp.org.
After visiting the Ibabu, the Jones and the Carey families, Our Lady of Walsingham will this Sunday accompany the Hallam family home. We thank them for including the intentions of our two congregations in their daily recitation of the litany of Loreto before the statue. Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
Juventutem20th anniversary next Friday!
24.V.24, 7pm
SOLEMN HIGH MASS of THANKSGIVING
(Confessions from 6pm) at the Oratory of St Mary Magdalene, 96 North Side Wandsworth Common SW18 2QU London, UK.
With Fr de Malleray, FSSP, Canon Martin Edwards, KM, Fr Henry Whisenant, Fr Neil Brett and many lay and clerical friends. Refreshments will follow.
Juventutem Summer Weekend on 2-4 August at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount: £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required. Simply complete the form at bit.ly/juventutem2024 or email juventutemldn@gmail.com if you have any queries!
Fr Coelho is helping out Fr O’Donohue in Ireland (Waterford). We look forward to his return here in early June please God.
15 Baronius hand missals have arrived, to be purchased at the discounted price of £45.
MEN’S GROUP THIS THURSDAY 23 May! Come to the Donegan Room at Christ the King, and bring friends. Refreshments 7:00pm (bring wine and beer, First Class…) followed by 7:30pm talk by Fr de Malleray on: Why what we wear influences our soul, for worse or better. Q&As at the end. Next month: 20 June. Next Ladies’ Group: 21 June
Summer Camps 2024: This year’s summer camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug. Booking form: https://form.jotform.com/240713420509347.
See pictures here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/
138056205@N08/albums/72177720310480630/
Pray for 18,000 walking the great Pentecost pilgrimage from Paris to Chartres 18-20 May, including members of our congregations.
Visit: https://www.nd-chretiente.com/en/accueil-2-ndc-english-2/. Fr de Malleray will attend the last day of the pilgrimage.
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Mrs Courtney, Claire Barret, Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
DAILY HOLY MASSES
Latest issue of the magazine of the traditional Dominicans of the Fraternity of St Vincent Ferrer here:
On Tuesday 21st May, the Vigil of Saint Rita, please pray and fast for the end of abortion and euthanasia in this country. Please especially pray and fast that abortion up to birth will not become legal in the UK. Facebook has put a limit on the number of people we can Invite to join the day, so please use the INVITE option on Facebook to let others know about this day, https://www.facebook.com/events/1590210478486255/
Fasting Fast from all food except bread and water for the day Or Fast from a particular food or luxury, e.g. chocolate, alcohol, cigarettes, TV. Fast from whatever you can given your state of health etc, but make sure it is something that involves a sacrifice to yourself.
Prayer We are asking people to say a Rosary (or an extra Rosary if you say it daily already).
You could also offer an extra effort such as going to Mass (or an extra Mass) on the day, or going to Adoration. You can even pray before a closed tabernacle if Adoration is not available near you.
God bless
Stuart McCullough
Dear Supporter Hundreds gathered in Parliament Square on May 15th as the Criminal Justice Bill went to the report stage in Parliament. Pro-life organisations from across the country united under one banner of ‘No, to abortion up to birth!’ and were joined throughout the rally by various MPs including Carla Lockhart, Ian Paisley and Daniel Kawczynski
Four amendments tabled to the bill could dramatically affect the abortion law in the UK. Amendments from MPs Stella Creasy and Diane Johnson could see the introduction of abortions up to birth as well as sex-selective abortions happening at a great risk to the physical and mental health of women and of course with complete disregard to preborn children.
Two of the amendments could potentially limit abortions, with MP Liam Fox asking for babies with down syndrome not to be allowed to be aborted after 24 weeks (in keeping with the rest of the abortion law) and MP Caroline Ansell asking for a reduction in law for abortions generally from 24 weeks to 22 weeks in keeping with improvements for the survival rate of premature babies.
The prolife movement presented a united front. Representatives from these organisations were present in Parliament Square and spoke to the crowd: Abortion Resistance, ADFUK CBRUK, Christian Concern, Citizen Go, The Good Counsel Network, 40 Days for Life, Rachel’s Vineyard, Right to Life, SPUC, Voice for Justice and of course, March for Life UK.
The statement from March for Life UK read as follows: “The fact that abortions are largely illegal after 24 weeks is something that not only saves the lives of preborn children in later gestation but also helps protect the health, both physically and mentally, of women. We need to take a serious and honest look at the root causes of later term illegal abortions – how are they being enabled? It’s time to remove the smokescreen of counterfeit compassion and look at what really constitutes healthcare. Abortion providers themselves are dishing out abortion pills through the post, something which is impossible to do in a manner in keeping with the wellbeing of women.
Rather than further liberalising our abortion laws we need to ensure there’s sufficient support for women and couples who are facing challenging pregnancies or who are feeling overwhelmed by parenthood. For those who do break the law, justice doesn’t have to be handed out like a tonne of bricks, it can be administered sensitively and appropriately but no woman should be going through the ordeal of a late term abortion and dealing with the aftermath, particularly in the isolation of her own home which is what will end up happening more frequently if so called ‘decriminalisation’ is enacted. We stand united, We stand firm in saying ‘No, to abortion up to birth!’”
Watch the speeches here: DONATE TODAY Please keep praying for this, thank you for all your support.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
After visiting the Ibabu and Jones families in Bedford, Our Lady of Walsingham will this Sunday accompany the Carey family home in Chesham Bois.
Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
William Currie, new Safeguarding Representative for FSSP Bedford and Chesham Bois. William is married with four children and lives in Northampton. He has attended the Latin Mass at Christ the King for eight years. He retired from Northamptonshire Police in 2017, after thirty years of service and has extensive practical experience in dealing with safeguarding issues involving adults at risk and young people. William will ensure that there are robust safeguarding protocols in place in order to protect everyone in the Apostolate. He will ensure that all reports are dealt with in the strictest confidence and appropriately. William can be contacted via email at safeguardingfssp@pm.me, telephone 07825 089 336 or in person.
Pray for First Communion preparation. Well done our 16 children who attended their third class with Fr de Malleray.
Easter Duty: All Catholics (who have already made First Communion) have the grave obligation to confess serious sin and receive Holy Communion during the paschal season, which ends on Trinity Sunday (26 May).
Sunday Coffee under threat… We need more volunteers to help with tea and coffee after the Bedford 8:30am Sunday Mass, or this may not be able to continue. Help to tidy the hall at the end of tea and coffee would also be welcome.
Kindly volunteer now: bedford@fssp.org
Trad triplets? Or nearly. On Sat 4 May, feast of the Holy Martyrs of England & Wales, three families in three FSSP England apostolates had the joy of childbirth. Congratulations to Simon and Isabelle Lubbock (Bedford) on the happy birth of their daughter Marie-Heloise and her baptism on 11 May; to Brandon and Isabella Barkowski (Chesham Bois) on the birth of their son Damian and his baptism on 12 May; and to Demetri and Maisie Newman-Brown (Warrington) on the birth of their first child.
The Wolfcub are doing birdwatching this Sunday at Willington Peace Memorial Hall. We are looking for more female and male adult volunteers for the Scouts of Europe: if you are interested please contact Robert on 07947698195 and robert543@gmail.com.
Discussions have started about a family day for all at Buckden Towers, probably in September. Please send us suggestions of activities and format!
Thank you for your great generosity last Sunday at the second collection for sick FSSP England priests. Bedford £301.25 + Chesham £234.76 = Total £536.01.
Mass intentions: 50 already received. If specific dates wished, please give several weeks’ notice.
Juventutem Summer Weekend on 2-4 August at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount: £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required. Simply complete the form at bit.ly/juventutem2024 or email juventutemldn@gmail.com if you have any queries!
15 Baronius hand missals have arrived, to be purchased at the discounted price of £45.
About 20 people stayed on after Mass in Chesham Bois last Sunday to attend the talk by Fr de Malleray on How to use a traditional hand missal.
The monthly Ladies’ group talk in Bedford last 10 May was about How to prepare for a priest’s visit to your home for Sick Communion or Anointing of the Sick.
Thank you to those who attend these important monthly events. In addition to deepening our faith, they help build up the community.
Summer Camps 2024: This year’s summer camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug. Booking form: https://form.jotform.com/240713420509347.
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Mrs Courtney, Claire Barret, Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Chaplain: Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP: malleray@fssp.org
Visiting Priest: Fr Miguel Coelho: pe.miguelcoelho@protonmail.com
Secretary: Mrs Rita Carroll: bedford@fssp.org
Safeguarding: If you have concerns about children or vulnerable adults, please contact the FSSP Safeguarding officer. Tel: 07825 089 336 ; Email: safeguardingfssp@pm.me. Reminder: Children must be accompanied to the loo by a parent.
New FSSP Chaplaincy Safeguarding officer. On behalf of our two congregations in Bedford and Chesham Bois, let William Currie be thanked for having accepted this important position. William is a married man and a father who has served for decades in the police and is also a pro-life representative.
Watch daily Mass by the FSSP on www.livemass.net/locations/warrington.html
Daily Holy Mass readings: www.divinumofficium.com/cgi-bin/missa/missa.pl
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
Our Lady of Walsingham has become a pilgrim in her turn as her statue is now entrusted to one household in our congregation at a time, for veneration during a week, until passed on by the chaplain to another household. Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
The major feast of the Ascension of the Lord falls this week on Thursday 5 May.
It is one of the few days of obligation. This means that every able Catholic must attend holy Mass on that day, just as if it were a Sunday. Due to shortage of clergy, we will only be able to have holy Mass in Bedford at 8:00am, and in Chesham Bois at 7:00pm. Please take your dispositions to attend one or the other, or some other Mass more convenient for you and your family to travel to. If you or members of your household are genuinely prevented from attending holy Mass on Thursday 5 May, then you are dispensed from the obligation and you incur no sin; but you must take extra time at home to pray on that day, preferably through reading the prayers of the Mass from your missal for the feast of the Ascension.
Sunday Coffee under threat… We need more volunteers to help with tea and coffee after the Bedford 8:30am Sunday Mass, or this may not be able to continue. Help to tidy the hall at the end of tea and coffee would also be welcome.
We are looking for more female and male adult volunteers for the Scouts of Europe: if you are interested please contact Robert on 07947698195 and robert543@gmail.com.
Second collection for sick FSSP England priests this weekend at the end of our two Sunday Masses. Divine Providence who works in mysterious ways permits that two out of six of the FSSP priests posted in England are chronically sick. Pray for Frs Ian Verrier and Alex Stewart who are still out of pastoral ministry after years. As we know, through offering up to God their sufferings, they do serve the FSSP ministry in England, as would sick lay people do, albeit in a less measurable way. Of course our charity still needs to support them financially, not a negligeable cost for such a small entity as us in England. Thank you for helping us to do so.
Thank you for your generosity two Sundays ago with the second collection for the training of FSSP seminarians (currently 6 from the UK & Ireland): £358.95 were raised between Bedford and Chesham Bois.
About one hundred adults and children took part in the successful Spring Barn Dance 2024 organised by George and Heather Tyldesley on 27 April. Participants travelled from far and wide, including Reading, Bedford and Chesham Bois. Traditional English country dances were taught by an expert dance master, and ably performed by all (after some practice). In preparation, some children had helped cut out and colour beautiful flowers used later on to decorate the hall. It was a very enjoyable occasion and a valued opportunity for members of the FSSP Northampton congregations to spend time together in an extra-liturgical setting. We look forward to next year’s edition.
Ask your MP to support the abortion time limit reduction amendment and oppose abortion up to birth. Take action: Email your MP by visiting righttolife.org.uk/littlefighters and righttolife.org.uk/uptobirth before the debate on Wednesday 15 May.
SAVE £40.00IF YOU BOOK BEFORE THE ASCENSION!!!
.Juventutem Summer Weekend on 2-4 August at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Exciting news!
[Ampleforth Abbey – picture by Malleray]
Juventutem is now taking bookings. Following last year’s amazing weekend at Ampleforth, we’re very pleased to announce that we will be going back for again this year. Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount: £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required.
With: Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, Fr Thomas Crean OP, and more clerical and lay speakers, for traditional liturgies, doctrinal and spiritual talks, – and summer fun! Price after the Ascension £165.
Any young adults 18-35 are heartily invited to attend the next Juventutem gathering in London on Friday 24 May, 7pm, which will be the 20th anniversary of the foundation of Juventutem. A solemn high Mass will be offered in thanksgiving. Location: Oratory of St Mary Magdalene, 96 North Side Wandsworth Common SW18 2QU London.
Please book now in your diary:
Talk for all Sat 4 May 7pm in Ch. B. by Fr de Malleray on How to use a traditional hand missal.
Next Men’s Group: 23 May & 20 June
Next Ladies’ Group: 10 May & 21 June
Thu 9 May, Ascension, Holy Day of OBLIGATION: 8am Bedford & 7pm Chesham Bois.
Sun 12, May Procession & Crowning of Our Lady’s statue: 9:30am B & 1pm Chesham B.
Great news: the very episcopal ring of St John Fisher will be displayed for veneration during the retreat. Tell your priest, seminarian or friar friends:
CLERGY RETREAT by Fr de Malleray at STONYHURST 14-18 Oct 2024
In the Footsteps of the Great Saintly Priests
Reflections on St John Fisher, St John Vianney and St Padre Pio.
Summer Camps 2024: This year’s summer camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug.
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Claire Barret, Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of
Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18
Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline:
01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in
Chesham Bois.
Safeguarding:
If you have concerns about children or
vulnerable adults, please
contact the FSSP Safeguarding officer. Tel: 07825 089 336
Email: safeguardingfssp@pm.meReminder: Children must be accompanied to the loo by a
parent.
New FSSP Chaplaincy Safeguarding officer.
On behalf of our two
congregations in Bedford and Chesham Bois, let William Currie be thanked for
having accepted this important position. William is a married man and a father
who has served for decades in the police and is also a pro-life representative.
SUCCESSFUL WALSINGHAM PILGRIMAGE attended by 62 pilgrims!
Last Sat 20 April, 62 pilgrims from Bedford
and Chesham Bois travelled to the national shrine of Our Lady in Walsingham to
ask for the protection of the Mother of God upon our congregations, families
and friends. The weather was cold but no rain fell.
After Holy Mass and a conference on Our Lady and the Incarnation, the pilgrims
visited the Slipper Chapel and walked back the Holy Mile praying the Holy
Rosary. Picnic followed the village. They later visited the ruins of Walsingham
Priory. There, a statue of Our Lady of Walsingham was blessed by the chaplain
and all prayed the litany of Loreto in front of the statue positioned right
under the remaining arch of the church, before being blessed by the chaplain
holding the statue.
The pilgrims later visited the beautiful Anglican shrine where they also prayed
for the conversion of England, before travelling back home.
Our Lady of Walsingham will become a pilgrim in her turn as her statue will be entrusted to one household in our congregation at a time, for veneration during a week, until passed on by the chaplain to another household.
Book your week on the sign-up sheet after holy Mass this Sunday.
Well done 23 Catholic single ladies who travelled to Tyburn Convent in London on 13 April to
attend a day of vocational discernment led by Fr de Malleray.
The day consisted of three conferences, on holy Matrimony, on religious life and on the difference
between contemplative and apostolic vocations; plus holy Mass, picnic in Hyde
Park and litany of Our Lady prayed at the Tyburn Tree where many Catholic martyrs
had died for the faith; and also a testimony by one of the Tyburn nuns.
Please pray for a strong revival of religious life across these Isles, and for
the young ladies and young men who have recently answered the call, or prepare
to do so.
SATURDAY 4 MAY 7pm in Chesham Bois: WORKSHOP on HOW TO USE MY HAND MISSAL.
Learn to find your way through thin pages to locate the Ordinary of the Mass, the Propers, the Common, and the various devotions, or how to attend a Baptism, a funeral, a wedding etc. How to prepare for Confession. Many of you have asked for a simple explanation, book in hand. Bring your missal!
Next meetings – please
book the dates now in your diaries: Friday
10th May, Ladies Group in the PD Room, 7.30pmThursday
23rd May, Men’s Group in the PD Room, 7.30pmThursday
20th June, Men’s Group in the PD Room, 7.30pmFriday
21st June, Ladies Group in the PD Room 7.30pm
Please book now in your diary:
Thu 9 May, Ascension, Holy Day of OBLIGATION: 8am Bedford
& 7pm Chesham Bois.
Sun 12, May Procession & Crowning of Our Lady’s
statue: 9:30am B & 1pm Chesham B.
A busy Sat 27 April: Well done to our 16 First Communion candidates who attended their first session with Frs Coelho and de Malleray. After that, families travelled to Tring for our community barn dance (photos to follow), while others went to Northampton for the Pro-Life Chain.
Any young adults
18-35 are heartily invited to attend the next one on Friday 24 May, 7pm,
which will be the 20th anniversary of the foundation of Juventutem.
A solemn high Mass
will be offered in thanksgiving.
Location: Oratory of St Mary Magdalene, 96 North Side Wandsworth Common SW18
2QU London.
Summer Juventutem Weekend at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Exciting news! Juventutem is now taking bookings. Following last year’s amazing weekend at Ampleforth, we’re
very pleased to announce that we will be going back for again this year, 2-4th
August. Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount- £125 including all
accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if
required.
With:
Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, Fr Thomas Crean OP, and more clerical and lay
speakers, for traditional liturgies, doctrinal and spiritual talks, – and
summer fun!
PLEASE SHARE INFO ABOVE WITH YOUR PARENT FRIENDS AND THEIR 18+
CHILDREN!
AN EASY WAY FOR YOUR TO HELP EVANGELISE.
Watch the third and last
episode of Guardians of
Tradition, a remarkable film explaining the aspirations of
traditional Catholics. Access it via the supportive article of the Catholic Herald here:
online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also
much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your
generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you
in advance.
GIFT
AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense
to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That
will help us a lot.
Pray
for the sick in our congregations: Claire Barret, Baby Vincent
Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Baby Joseph Osborn.
R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
[Posting on this website was delayed until 25/4/24 owing to technical issue now solved]
FSSP Chaplaincy Bulletin,
21-27 April 2024
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
Safeguarding: If you have concerns about children or vulnerable adults, please contact the FSSP England Safeguarding Lead, Fr Matthew Goddard: Tel: 07825 089 336; Email: safeguardingfssp@pm.me. Reminder: Children must be accompanied to the loo by a parent.
Well done 23 Catholic single ladies who travelled to Tyburn Convent in London on 13 April to attend a day of vocational discernment led by Fr de Malleray. The day consisted of three conferences, on holy Matrimony, on religious life and on the difference between contemplative and apostolic vocations; plus holy Mass, picnic in Hyde Park and litany of Our Lady prayed at the Tyburn Tree where many Catholic martyrs had died for the faith; and also a testimony by one of the Tyburn nuns. Please pray for a strong revival of religious life across these Isles, and for the young ladies and young men who have recently answered the call, or prepare to do so.
Superb outdoor weekend
last week for our boy scouts and guides, with mild weather and no rain. Picture: Outdoor Sunday Mass by Fr Coelho:
THE LORD JESUS IS RISEN, ALLELUIA!
Thank God for a grace-filled Easter Triduum 2024.
A picture is worth a thousand words: take a look at our Easter Triduum Bedford albums and share with your friends. Thank you to the photographers.
25 APRIL 7:30pm: WORKSHOP on HOW TO USE MY HAND MISSAL.
Learn to find your way through thin pages to locate the Ordinary of the Mass, the Propers, the Common, and the various devotions, or how to attend a Baptism, a funeral, a wedding etc. How to prepare for Confession. Many of you have asked for a simple explanation, book in hand. Bring your missal!
This is our combined MEN’S & LADIES’ GROUP this month. We will revert to separate events next month:
Next meetings – please book the dates now in your diaries:
Friday 10th May, Ladies Group in the PD Room, 7.30pm Thursday 23rd May, Men’s Group in the PD Room, 7.30pm Thursday 20th June, Men’s Group in the PD Room, 7.30pm Friday 21st June, Ladies Group in the PD Room 7.30pm
Pray for our young candidates starting
First Holy Communion Preparation next Saturday, 27 April.
SPUC Northampton is holding a Pro-Life Chain on St Peters Way Northampton. This act of silent witness is to remember the millions of lives lost to abortion since the Abortion Act 1967. Please consider joining us at this important event. contact William on 0739 396 5643 (text is fine) or wpcurrie@btinternet.com. Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us.
About 70 young adults attended the Juventutem London evening last 12 Apr. Any young adults 18-35 are heartily invited to attend the next one on Friday 24 May, 7pm, which will be the 20th anniversary of the foundation of Juventutem. A solemn high Mass will be offered in thanksgiving. Location: Oratory of St Mary Magdalene, 96 North Side Wandsworth Common SW18 2QU London.
Summer Juventutem Weekend at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Exciting news!
Juventutem is now taking bookings. Following last year’s amazing weekend at Ampleforth, we’re very pleased to announce that we will be going back for again this year, 2-4th August. Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount- £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required.
With: Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, Fr Thomas Crean OP, and more clerical and lay speakers, for traditional liturgies, doctrinal and spiritual talks, – and summer fun!
PLEASE SHARE INFO ABOVE WITH YOUR PARENT FRIENDS AND THEIR 18+ CHILDREN! AN EASY WAY FOR YOUR TO HELP EVANGELISE.
Watch the third and last episode of Guardians of Tradition, a remarkable film explaining the aspirations of traditional Catholics. Access it via the supportive article of the Catholic Herald here:
A Chaplaincy Council is being set up to offer advice and assistance to the Chaplain. It includes for the time being the Chaplaincy Secretary and several fathers of family in our congregations in Bedford and Chesham Bois.
Bedford & Chesham Bois Chaplaincy day-Pilgrimage to Walsingham on Sat 20 April.
Bring and share refreshments after holy Mass, followed by spiritual conference on Our blessed Lady and our sanctification by Fr de Malleray.
Full schedule to be communicated on site. Tell Rita Carroll (bedford@fssp.org) how many adults and children you bring, to gauge whether our group qualifies for a discount entry into the Priory Ruins. Children under 6 years of age get FREE entrance.
camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug. Booking forms will be available soon.
FINANCES: online
donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase
your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray
for the sick in our congregations: Baby Vincent Jones, Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Vincent Jones, Baby Joseph Osborn, Rod Henry. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
Served by the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Diocese of Northampton
Residence: St Alban House, 18 Brett Drive, Bromham, Bedford MK43 8RF
Landline: 01234 954 316
Worship: Christ the King Church, Harrowden Road, Bedford MK42 0SP; and on Sundays and major feasts at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour Church, Chesham Bois, 30 Amersham Road, HP6 5PE
Sat 9:00am-9:55am. And during or around Holy Mass when possible, including in Chesham Bois.
Safeguarding: If you have concerns about children or vulnerable adults, please contact the FSSP England Safeguarding Lead, Fr Matthew Goddard: Tel: 07825 089 336; Email: safeguardingfssp@pm.me. Reminder: Children must be accompanied to the loo by a parent.
THE LORD JESUS IS RISEN, ALLELUIA!
Thank God for a grace-filled Easter Triduum 2024.
A picture is worth a thousand words: take a look at our Easter Triduum Bedford albums
and share with your friends. Thank you to the photographers.
Sunday 14 April is Good Shepherd Sunday when all Catholics pray in particular for priestly vocations. After the visit of FSSP UK seminarian Benjamin during Holy Week, we are delighted to have FSSP UK seminarian David attend our 12noon Mass in Chesham Bois this Sunday. Come and meet him in the parish hall after Mass. Please pray for him and for our six seminarians from the UK & Ireland, including Deacon Miklos Homolya who will be ordained a priest at our Bavarian seminary on Sat 15 June 2024.
Make your prayer for vocations more efficient via our international prayer network for vocations, the Confraternity of St Peter, whose chaplain in the UK & Ireland is Fr Seth Phipps, FSSP: https://fssp.org.uk/about-the-confraternity/ .
THURSDAY 25 APRIL 7:30pm: WORKSHOP on HOW TO USE MY HAND MISSAL.
Learn to find your way through thin pages to find the Ordinary of the Mass, the Propers, the Common, and the various devotions, or how to attend a Baptism, a funeral, a wedding etc. How to prepare for Confession. Many of you have asked for a simple explanation, book in hand. Bring your missal!
This is our combined MEN’S & LADIES’ GROUP this month. We will revert to separate events next month.
SPUC Northampton is holding a Pro-Life Chain on St Peters Way Northampton. This act of silent witness is to remember the millions of lives lost to abortion since the Abortion Act 1967. Please consider joining us at this important event. contact William on 0739 396 5643 (text is fine) or wpcurrie@btinternet.com. Our Lady of Guadalupe, pray for us.
Next Juventutem London evening: Fri 12 Apr 7pm
Summer Juventutem Weekend at Ampleforth Abbey for 18-35s: Exciting news!
Juventutem is now taking bookings. Following last year’s amazing weekend at Ampleforth, we’re very pleased to announce that we will be going back for again this year, 2-4th August. Book before the Ascension to secure a great discount- £125 including all accommodation, food, and a space on the coach to / from York Station if required.
With: Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, Fr Thomas Crean OP, and more clerical and lay speakers, for traditional liturgies, doctrinal and spiritual talks, – and summer fun!
PLEASE SHARE INFO ABOVE WITH YOUR PARENT FRIENDS AND THEIR 18+ CHILDREN! AN EASY WAY FOR YOUR TO HELP EVANGELISE.
Congratulations to George and Heather Tyldesley whose newborn son Giles will be baptised in Chesham Bois on Sat 13th April, 3pm.
Watch the third and last episode of Guardians of Tradition, a remarkable film explaining the aspirations of traditional Catholics. Access it via the supportive article of the Catholic Herald here:
A Chaplaincy Council is being set up to offer advice and assistance to the Chaplain. It includes for the time being the Chaplaincy Secretary and several fathers of family in our congregations in Bedford and Chesham Bois.
Bedford & Chesham Bois Chaplaincy day-Pilgrimage to Walsingham on Sat 20 April.
Bring and share refreshments after holy Mass, followed by spiritual conference on Our blessed Lady and our sanctification by Fr de Malleray.
Full schedule to be communicated on site. Tell Rita Carroll (bedford@fssp.org) how many adults and children you bring, to gauge whether our group qualifies for a discount entry into the Priory Ruins. Children under 6 years of age get FREE entrance.
Pray for 15 young women attending a day of vocational discernment with Fr de Malleray at Tyburn Convent in London on 13 April. Compulsory booking with Fr de Malleray: malleray@fssp.org
Catholic Community Spring Dance near Tring
Saturday 27th April 1-8pm. BOOKINGS:
georgetyldesley@gmail.com for tickets.
Summer Camps 2024: This year’s summer camps will once again take place at Savio House in Bollington, near Macclesfield. Boys 5-10 Aug. Girls 12-17 Aug. Booking forms will be available soon.
FINANCES: online donations and standing orders are still gratefully received, being also much quicker and easier to process than cash. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Sort code: 30-80-27 Account number: 44025960 Thank you in advance.
GIFT AID: Increase your donation to the FSSP Chaplaincy by 25% at no further expense to you. Ask Rita for a Gift Aid form, fill it in and hand it back to her. That will help us a lot.
Pray for the sick in our congregations: Tom and Inma Jones, Patsy Crocker, Vincent Jones, Joseph Osborn, Rod Henry. R.I.P. Carl Roberts. Please email to sick list.
Dear Supporter Hundreds gathered in Parliament Square on May 15th as the Criminal Justice Bill went to the report stage in Parliament. Pro-life organisations from across the country united under one banner of ‘No, to abortion up to birth!’ and were joined throughout the rally by various MPs including Carla Lockhart, Ian Paisley and Daniel Kawczynski
