Greetings. Please do not park on our Priory Court car park any longer on Mondays and Thursdays, as our now-beginning Regina Caeli Academy will use the space on those days.
MON & THUR
On those two days you can still use the normal church car park: please make sure to use ALL spaces, including the four clergy spaces left empty for you outside the Presbytery and Garage.
The free-of-charge shopping centre car park across the street is also available. Thank you.
Welcome
to our First-Time Visitors! We are glad to share
with you the beauty and depth of the traditional Latin Mass. Feel welcome
to ask us about silence, Holy Communion on the tongue, the use of Latin,
etc. Most people here came across this form of the Mass within the past few
years or months. Like you they were perplexed at first. Now they treasure
it.
Find
out more on lms.org.uk/faqs
St Mary’s Shrine Church Bulletin
12–26 Sept 2021 (fortnightly)
Smith
Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 2NS, England
Served by
the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Archdiocese of
Liverpool.
Weekdays: 9:00am-7pm (Confessions
11:40am-12:05pm; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Saturdays: 9:00am-7pm (Eucharistic
Adoration 10:00am-12noon, with ongoing Confessions; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Daily Holy Mass online with
homily: on LiveMass.net >
Warrington: Sun 11:00am; Mon-Sat 12:10pm, and the same on demand 24hrs
after 3pm upload for weekday Masses, and over 7days for latest Sunday Mass.
To receive Holy Communion:
one must be a Catholic, in state of grace, one-hour fasting at least. In the EF
liturgy, Holy Communion is received kneeling (unless unable to) and always on the tongue. Thank you in
advance.
All must dress modestly in church out
of reverence for God and of respect for fellow-worshippers. Chest and limbs
must be covered down to elbows and knees at least. No sportswear. Sunday best should be worn
by all on Sundays and feasts: suit and
tie for men and boys, dresses for women and girls. Men keep their heads
uncovered within church; women are encouraged to wear a scarf, hat or mantilla.
Thank you.
Switch
OFF your mobile phonebefore
you enter our church. Letting it ring inside the church gravely disturbs the
quiet of the sacred place. Thank you for your consideration.
Safeguarding: If you have
concerns about children or vulnerable adults, please contact the
Archdiocesan Safeguarding Department on 0151 522 1043 or e-mail
safeguarding@rcaol.co.uk, or speak with Clare Fraser, St Mary’s Safeguarding
Officer. Thank you for your awareness.
Can you give 1 hour of your time to St Mary’s Shrine? With about 100 penitents and 500 visitors per week (250 on Sunday and about the same during the week), St Mary’s Shrine is becoming busy. Please take and fill printed form when next at church. Thank you.
Your Shrine clergy is
grateful to you for your involvement, which helps us give more time to our specifically
priestly tasks such as prayer, preparing and offering the liturgy; study and
preparing homilies, articles and talks; hearing confessions and giving
spiritual direction (not only in Warrington by every other weekend in Bedford).
Also, for information, the list above does not include ongoing services and
ministries by lay people and clergy such as Shrine administration e.g.
collection counting, Mass intentions; and Shrine communication (website,
Facebook, Mailchimp, newsletter); other commitments such as Juventutem London,
Vocations, occasional retreats, FSSP matters, Dowry Magazine etc.
Feel welcome
to add comments, suggestions and further offers below.
Kindly put this form into
Collection basket or through mail slot in Front Door of Presbytery.
Our Archbishop publicly supported St Mary’s
Warrington in the latest issue of the archdiocesan magazine: “In Warrington we are fortunate to have the
Priestly Fraternity of St Peter which was founded by Pope St John Paul II. They
conduct their liturgy according to the pre-conciliar rites and offer pastoral
care to those who choose that way of worship.” Archbishop McMahon knows
well our community whom he visits yearly. However, prayer is very much needed
for many other Catholic faithful attracted to the usus antiquior and currently without access to it.
Continuous Rosary Project for the FSSP’s ministry and its members: Go to www.fssp.de/rosarium and register, and sign up for a slot by clicking (please note: times are Central European – calculate accordingly).
We pray for our Holy Father and for all the bishops, as well as all those in authority in the Church who will have to make significant decisions regarding the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter in the near future. We pray for all the priests and seminarians of the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter, that they may continue to carry out their ministry in the Church with fidelity, reverence and obedience, giving guidance to the faithful through a clear ecclesial and humble attitude. We pray for all the faithful in our apostolates and for all the people attached to the traditional Mass, that they will not lose heart, but will be able to accept this time of trial and, with the help of God’s grace, come out of it stronger.
The Summer 2021 edition of our quarterly magazine Dowry is its fiftieth issue since its beginning in Advent 2008.
To mark the occasion with something a bit different, we are glad to offer you a pamphlet under a smaller ‘book’ format instead of our usual A4 size magazine. Click here to open the document.
The printed version should reach our subscribers within a fortnight.
A small part of this booklet is available to watch as video here.
40 Days for Life at St Mary’s on Sat 18thSeptember, with Fr Philomeno of the Marian Franciscans.
Schedule: 4.00pm Holy Hour; 5.00pm Holy Mass; 6.00pm Benediction; 7.00pm Conference Talk etc for Launch and social gathering.
Info:
liverpool40daysforlife@gmail.com.
Regina Caeli Academy will open on 16th September in Warrington. FINANCIAL SUPPORT NEEDED: kindly donate
to St
Mary’s Warrington Educational Trust as several families are unable to
meet the costs. Email theacademystmarys@gmail.com.
Pro-life
jobs on
offer at www.righttolife.org.uk/jobs/: media, public affairs, digital and
operations. Highly-skilled, hard-working, professional individuals wanted.
Successful
London March for Life on 4th
Sept.
Well done to our pilgrims with Fr Stewart, sponsored by St Mary’s pro-life
fund. See report on www.facebook.com/MarchForLifeUK/.
Juventutem Young Adults
Group Saturday 18th September:
facebook.com/juventutem.warrington/
St
Margaret Clitherow Ladies Group: Sat. 25th Sept, 1pm-3pm.
Support
St Mary’s Shrine:
send your donation via our Donate page: https://fssp.co.uk/donate/. Ask us for a
Gift Aid form to increase your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you.
Gift
Aid envelopes can be obtained from our Secretariat.
Standing orders are easier and quicker for us to process than cash:
Lloyds Bank ;
Sort Code: 30-80-27 ;
Account number: 30993368 ;
Account name: FSSP Warrington
Penny Catechism: £3 each or £5 for two.
Latin Mass booklets Latin/English with pictures: visit our repository after 11am Sunday Mass.
Join 395 subscribers to St Mary’s YouTube
channel: Homilies for Sundays and major feasts are uploaded regularly. Visit youtube.com/channel/UC_NVY7jpDIhANiwjng1gN0w.
Thank you to our LiveMass/YouTube operators.
Pray
for seminarians back in America and Germany: including Warringtonians Federico
and David, plus Gwilym, Henry, Conan, Tom and Miklos.
Pray for our Sick & housebound: Dorothea
Wallace, Deryck Sankey, Michael Meadows, Jean Scott, M. Hawley, Theresa
Reynard, Hilda Creagan.
HOLY MASS
INTENTIONS
Sun 12
XVI Sunday after Pentecost, II
Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Jamina Mustafica
All St Mary’s Faithful
Francis Kilsby
Mon 13
Feria, IV Class, Votive Mass of the
Holy Trinity
12:10pm
Francis Kilsby
Tue 14
Exaltation of the Holy Cross, II Class
12:10pm
Agnes Weaver RIP
Wed 15
Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin, II Class
Men’s Group 7:45pm-9:00pm
12:10pm
7:00pm
Warren Simpson
Men of St Mary’s
Thu 16
Sts. Cornelius, Pope, Cyprian Bishop, Martyrs, III Class
12:10pm
Pat Barry
Fri 17
Feria, IV Class Commem. Stigmata
of St Francis
12:10pm
All St Mary’s penitents
Sat 18
St. Joseph of Cupertino, Confessor, III Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Michael McEvoy Jr RIP
Sun 19
XVII Sunday after Pentecost, II
Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Andrew Donavan family
All St. Mary’s faithful
Kieran Dobson
Mon 20
Feria, IV Class, Votive Mass for
Defence of the Church
12:10pm
Joseph, Pat McGiverin
Tue 21
St. Matthew, Apostle, Evangelist, II Class
12:10pm
Francesco
Wed 22
Ember Wednesday, II Class
Men’s Group 7:45pm-9:00pm
12:10pm
7:00pm
Thanksgiving Nicole
Celebrant’s intention
Thu 23
St. Linus, Pope, Martyr, III Class
12:10pm
Healing for Francis
Fri 24
Ember Friday, II Class
12:10pm
All St. Mary’s penitents
Sat 25
Ember Saturday, II Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Lucianna Robinson
Sun 26
XVII Sunday after Pentecost, II Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Demetri Intentions
All St Mary’s Faithful
Helen Freeman
Other Mass intentions are applied at Private Masses.
Kindly ask Fr Stewart for details.
COMMUNAL SHRINE INTENTIONS:Consider offering your usual stipend for the following weekly Mass intentions, otherwise offered without a stipend: All St Mary’s Faithful; All St Mary’s penitents; FSSP seminarians or Clergy. Please write one of these intentions on the Mass envelope, insert your stipend and put it in the collection basket. Thank you.
HOW MUCH DOES A MASS COST: Holy Mass stipends do not pay for the infinite merits of the Sacrifice of the Mass, but for the sustenance of the clergy offering it. While our priests might offer Holy Mass without a stipend or with a smaller one, ten pounds (£10.00) is considered customary. Each priest retains the full amount of the stipend allocated for the Mass he offers on a given day; however no priest may retain more than one stipend per day, even if offering more than one Mass that day. Thank you.
The Summer 2021 edition of our quarterly magazine Dowry is its fiftieth issue since its beginning in Advent 2008.
To mark the occasion with something a bit different, we are glad to offer you a pamphlet under a smaller ‘book’ format instead of our usual A4 size magazine. Click here to open the document.
The printed version should reach our subscribers within a fortnight.
A small part of this booklet is available to watch as video here. We assure you of our prayer as we entrust ourselves and our ministry to yours.
Friday 10th September 2021 is the Sung Mass of funeral of our late parishioner John Sunderland. To accommodate the cemetery schedule, we must begin Holy Mass at 11:30am instead of the usual 12:10pm time.
The ceremony will end shortly after 1:00pm before the body is taken to Fox Covert Cemetery for burial. (https://www.warrington.gov.uk/fox-covert-cemetery)
Are you looking to leave a corporate career
and instead use your skills and energy to make a significant positive
difference to this world?
Right To Life UK are currently hiring for a
number of positions across media, public affairs, digital and operations.
In particular, they are looking to urgently
fill positions in their Public Affairs team, to ensure that they have the right
team in place ahead of their opposition making further attempts to introduce
radical changes to abortion and assisted suicide legislation.
They are looking for highly-skilled,
hard-working, professional individuals to join them.
If this is of interest to you or if you know
of anyone that would be suitable for one of the positions, please visit the
link below to view the roles they are looking to hire for and learn how to
apply.
The signatory Institutes want, above all, to reiterate their love for the Church and their fidelity to the Holy Father. This filial love is tinged with great suffering today. We feel suspected, marginalized, banished. However, we do not recognize ourselves in the description given in the accompanying letter of the Motu Proprio Traditionis custodes, of July 16, 2021.
“If we say we have no sin …” (I John 1, 8)
We do not see ourselves as the “true Church” in any way. On the contrary, we see in the Catholic Church our Mother in whom we find salvation and faith. We are loyally subject to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Pontiff and that of the diocesan bishops, as demonstrated by the good relations in the dioceses (and the functions of Presbyteral Councillor, Archivist, Chancellor, or Official which have been entrusted to our members), and the result of canonical or apostolic visits of recent years. We reaffirm our adherence to the magisterium (including that of Vatican II and what follows), according to the Catholic doctrine of the assent due to it (cf. in particular Lumen Gentium, n ° 25, and Catechism of the Catholic Church , n ° 891 and 892), as evidenced by the numerous studies and doctoral theses carried out by several of us over the past 33 years.
Have any mistakes been made? We are ready, as every Christian is, to ask forgiveness if some excess of language or mistrust of authority may have crept into any of our members. We are ready to convert if party spirit or pride has polluted our hearts.
“Fulfill your vows unto the Most High” (Psalm 49:14)
We beg for a humane, personal, trusting dialogue, far from ideologies or the coldness of administrative decrees. We would like to be able to meet a person who will be for us the face of the Motherhood of the Church. We would like to be able to tell him about the suffering, the tragedies, the sadness of so many lay faithful around the world, but also of priests, men and women religious who gave their lives trusting on the word of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
They were promised that “all measures would be taken to guarantee the identity of their Institutes in the full communion of the Catholic Church”[1]. The first Institutes accepted with gratitude the canonical recognition offered by the Holy See in full attachment to the traditional pedagogies of the faith, particularly in the liturgical field (based on the Memorandum of Understanding of May 5, 1988, between Cardinal Ratzinger and Archbishop Lefebvre). This solemn commitment was expressed in the Motu Proprio Ecclesia Dei of July 2, 1988; then in a diversified manner for each Institute, in their decrees of erection and in their constitutions definitively approved. The men and women religious and priests involved in our Institutes have made vows or made commitments according to this specification.
It is in this way that, trusting in the word of the Supreme Pontiff, they gave their lives to Christ to serve the Church. These priests and men and women religious served the Church with dedication and abnegation. Can we deprive them today of what they are committed to? Can we deprive them of what the Church had promised them through the mouth of the Popes?
“Have patience with me!” (Mt 18:29)
Pope Francis, “encourage[s] the Church’s pastors to listen to them with sensitivity and serenity, with a sincere desire to understand their plight and their point of view, in order to help them live better lives and to recognize their proper place in the Church.”(Amoris Laetitia, 312). We are eager to entrust the tragedies we are living to a father’s heart. We need listening and goodwill, not condemnation without prior dialogue.
The harsh judgment creates a feeling of injustice and produces resentment. Patience softens hearts. We need time.
Today we hear of disciplinary apostolic visits to our Institutes. We ask for fraternal meetings where we can explain who we are and the reasons for our attachment to certain liturgical forms. Above all, we want a truly human and merciful dialogue: “Have patience with me!”
“Circumdata varietate” (Ps 44:10)
On August 13, the Holy Father affirmed that in liturgical matters, “unity is not uniformity but the multifaceted harmony created by the Holy Spirit”[2]. We are eager to make our modest contribution to this harmonious and diverse unity, aware that, as Sacrosanctum Concilium teaches, “the liturgy is the summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same time it is the font from which all her power flows” (SC, n ° 10).
With confidence, we turn first to the bishops of France so that a true dialogue be opened and that a mediator be appointed who will be for us the human face of this dialogue. We must, “avoid judgements which do not take into account the complexity of various situations … It is a matter of reaching out to everyone, of needing to help each person find his or her proper way of participating in the ecclesial community and thus to experience being touched by an ‘unmerited, unconditional and gratuitous’ mercy.” (Amoris Laetitia, n ° 296-297).
Done at Courtalain (France), August 31, 2021.
Fr. Andrzej Komorowski, Superior-General of the Fraternity of Saint Peter
Msgr. Gilles Wach, Prior General of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest
Fr. Luis Gabriel Barrero Zabaleta, Superior-General of the Institute of the Good Shepherd
Fr. Louis-Marie de Blignières, Superior-General of the Fraternity of Saint Vincent Ferrer
Fr. Gerald Goesche, General Provost of the Institute of Saint Philip Neri
Fr. Antonius Maria Mamsery, Superior-General of the Missionaries of the Holy Cross
Dom Louis-Marie de Geyer d’Orth, Abbot of the Abbey of Saint Magdalen of Le Barroux
Fr. Emmanuel-Marie Le Fébure du Bus, Abbot of the Canons of the Abbey of Lagrasse
Dom Marc Guillot, Abbot of the Abbey of Saint Mary of la Garde
Mother Placide Devillers, Abbess of the Abbey of Our Lady of the Annunciation of Le Barroux
Mother Faustine Bouchard, Prioress of the Canonesses of Azille
Mother Madeleine-Marie, Superior of the Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus Sovereign Priest
Celebrating the Eucharistic Heart of the Catholic Church
As the United Kingdom emerges from Lockdown, in a year that has seen churches closed and Processions cancelled, we gather together in the heart of the nation’s capital to honour Our Eucharistic Lord, celebrate the richness of the Catholic Church and take to the streets of London to share the message that Christus Vincit! View the Programme
Confraternity Message from Fr. Stefan Reiner, FSSP
Dear members of the Confraternity,
The Motu proprio Traditionis Custodes and its accompanying letter from Pope Francis have shocked us all. We have not yet been informed of any definitive decisions regarding the future of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter and its apostolates. Even though the first reactions of various bishops have been rather reassuring and have not involved any significant restrictions, nevertheless, in the coming weeks various bishops’ conferences will discuss the matter on the occasion of this motu proprio and possibly take decisions that will be groundbreaking for us. The Roman Congregation for Religious Orders, which in the future will be responsible for us instead of the “Ecclesia Dei” Commission, will also begin its work in a few weeks and will also make the first decisions concerning the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter.
For these decisions, which are important for us and which bishops and cardinals will make in the near future, I would like to ask you, as the closest confidants of our Fraternity, most sincerely for your prayers. Through our prayers, let us consciously place the future of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter in the hands of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Her intercession and maternal protection will lead the Fraternity into the future in a way that is in accordance with the Divine Will. For this purpose, I would like to create the so-called “Living Rosary”. For this purpose we have created a simple homepage, which you can find at www.fssp.de/rosarium and register there.
In the columns of the table you will find numbers 1 to 30, which stand for the 30 days of the coming month of September. Each day is divided into sections of 20 minutes from 0:00 to 24:00 (Central European Time), in which two people can sign in with a simple click. With the first click, the corresponding field turns yellow and the number 1 appears. Once a yellow field is clicked, another person can click on it again, then the field turns green and the number 2 appears. The goal is for each field to appear green, that is, for at least two people to pray the rosary during the corresponding period. If you make a mistake and you would like to pray the Rosary at another time, you can click on the box another time and your entry will be deleted.
With your help, the Rosary will be prayed without interruption during the month of September. Since there are about 8,000 members in the Confraternity of St. Peter worldwide, not all of them can register in this table. But even if all the fields of the table are already set to green, I would like to ask all the other members of the Confraternity who could not register to participate by praying at least one rosary. The times of the table rows are given according to Central European Time (Berlin), i.e. each member should calculate the time difference himself according to his place of residence. I would ask that the American members predominantly adopt the European night hours. Not all members of the Confraternity have internet access or can be reached by e-mail. If you know of any such members, I would ask that you pass this prayer request on to them. It would be beautiful if we could succeed in continuously assailing Heaven with about 8,000 rosaries prayed during the month of September.
Each rosary should be prayed with the following intention:
We pray for our Holy Father and for all the bishops, as well as all those in authority in the Church who will have to make significant decisions regarding the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter in the near future.
We pray for all the priests and seminarians of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, that they may continue to carry out their ministry in the Church with fidelity, reverence and obedience, giving guidance to the faithful through a clear ecclesial and humble attitude.
We pray for all the faithful in our apostolates and for all the people attached to the traditional Mass, that they will not lose heart, but will be able to accept this time of trial and, with the help of God’s grace, come out of it stronger.
United in prayers,
Father Stefan Reiner Chaplain General of the Confraternity of St. Peter
Welcome
to our First-Time Visitors! We are glad to share
with you the beauty and depth of the traditional Latin Mass. Feel welcome
to ask us about silence, Holy Communion on the tongue, the use of Latin,
etc. Most people here came across this form of the Mass within the past few
years or months. Like you they were perplexed at first. Now they treasure
it.
Find
out more on lms.org.uk/faqs
St Mary’s Shrine Church Bulletin
29 Aug–12 Sept 2021 (fortnightly)
Smith
Street, Warrington, Cheshire, WA1 2NS, England
Served by
the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter by appointment from the RC Archdiocese of
Liverpool.
Weekdays: 9:00am-7pm (Confessions
11:40am-12:05pm; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Saturdays: 9:00am-7pm (Eucharistic
Adoration 10:00am-12noon, with ongoing Confessions; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Daily Holy Mass online with
homily: on LiveMass.net >
Warrington: Sun 11:00am; Mon-Sat 12:10pm, and the same on demand 24hrs
after 3pm upload for weekday Masses, and over 7days for Sunday Mass.
To receive Holy Communion:
one must be a Catholic, in state of grace, one-hour fasting at least. In the EF
liturgy, Holy Communion is received kneeling (unless unable to) and always on the tongue. Thank you in
advance.
All must dress modestly in church out
of reverence for God and of respect for fellow-worshippers. Chest and limbs
must be covered down to elbows and knees at least. No sportswear. Sunday best should be worn
by all on Sundays and feasts: suit and tie
for men and boys, dresses for women and girls. Men keep their heads
uncovered within church; women are encouraged to wear a scarf, hat or mantilla.
Thank you.
Switch
OFF your mobile phonebefore
you enter our church. Letting it ring inside the church gravely disturbs the
quiet of the sacred place. Thank you for your consideration.
Safeguarding: If you have
concerns about children or vulnerable adults, please contact the
Archdiocesan Safeguarding Department on 0151 522 1043 or e-mail
safeguarding@rcaol.co.uk, or speak with Clare Fraser, St Mary’s Safeguarding
Officer. Thank you for your awareness.
Can you give 1 hour of
your time to St Mary’s Shrine? With about 100 penitents and 500 visitors per
week (250 on Sunday and about the same during the week), St Mary’s Shrine is
becoming busy. We plan to restart our various activities this September: Sunday
Café, groups for Men’s, Women’s, Youth, Homeschoolers, Converts, Mothers,
Stations for Priests, Pro-life, Academy, daily Rosary, Choir, Servers etc. We
will soon provide signup sheets for you to volunteer for cleaning (Priory Court as well as St Mary’s
Church), stewarding or other services. Thank you for joining us in building up
St Mary’s Community!
Regina Caeli Academy will open on 16th September in Warrington.
Registrations still accepted for children in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and
Grades 1 and 2 (UK Reception to Year 3) for this September.
FINANCIAL
SUPPORT NEEDED:
kindly donate to St Mary’s Warrington Educational Trust as several families are
unable to meet the costs. Email theacademystmarys@gmail.comfor
bank account details. Even though you may not have children that age, you will
be helping a promising educational venture get off the ground. Thank you for
your timely assistance, so much needed these days!
London
March for Life, Sat. 4 September. Love human life and protect it! Group
from Warrington travelling by train. Sponsorship possible. Contact Peter Boyle peterjmboyle@gmail.com
or Fr A. Stewart, FSSP. Visit www.facebook.com/MarchForLifeUK/
St. Joseph’s Business directory, based at our
Bedford community. If you own, or know of, a Catholic business that would like
to be featured free of charge, please email bedfordlatinmass@gmail.com by 25th
August. Will include a section for positions wanted or offered. If you are
looking for a position, or you / your organisation are hiring, please send over
some information to the same address.
Support
St Mary’s Shrine:
send your donation via our Donate page: https://fssp.co.uk/donate/. Ask us for a
Gift Aid form to increase your donation by 25% at no extra cost to you.
Gift
Aid envelopes can be obtained from our Secretariat.
Standing
orders are
easier and quicker for us to process than cash: Lloyds Bank ;
Sort Code: 30-80-27 ;
Account number: 30993368 ;
Account name: FSSP Warrington
Penny
Catechism
arrived: £3 each or £5 for two.
50
new Baronius hand missals and Holy Bibles for sale £35.00/copy. Pay by cash
only, and have your item handed to you by us immediately.
Latin
Mass booklets Latin/English with pictures: visit our repository after 11am
Sunday Mass.
Join 381 subscribers to St Mary’s YouTube
channel: Homilies for Sundays and major feasts are uploaded regularly. Visit youtube.com/channel/UC_NVY7jpDIhANiwjng1gN0w.
Thank you to our LiveMass/YouTube operators.
AUGUST
RECESS:
Groups for Men, Ladies, Youths will resume in September.
Pray for our Sick & housebound: Simone
Sunderland, Michael Meadows, Jean Scott, M. Hawley, Theresa Reynard, Hilda
Creagan.
HOLY MASS
INTENTIONS
Other Mass intentions are applied at Private Masses.
Kindly ask Fr Stewart for details.
HOW
MUCH DOES A MASS COST: Holy Mass stipends do not pay for the infinite
merits of the Sacrifice of the Mass, but for the sustenance of the clergy
offering it. While our priests might offer Holy Mass without a stipend or with
a smaller one, ten pounds (£10.00) is considered customary. Each priest retains
the full amount of the stipend allocated for the Mass he offers on a given day;
however no priest may retain more than one stipend per day, even if offering
more than one Mass that day. Thank you.
COMMUNAL
SHRINE INTENTIONS:Consider offering your usual stipend
for the following weekly Mass intentions, otherwise offered without
a stipend: All St Mary’s Faithful; All St Mary’s penitents; FSSP seminarians or
Clergy. Please write one of these intentions on the Mass envelope, insert your
stipend and put it in the collection basket. Thank you.
Sun 29
XIV Sunday after Pentecost, II
Class(Kindly donate a stipend for the shared intention
at this Mass)5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am 11:00am 6:00pm
Patrick O’Shaughnessy All St Mary’s Faithful Anne+John Feely
Mon 30
Dedication of
St. Mary’s Church, I Class
12:10pm
All
St. Mary’s clergy
Tue
31
St.
Aidan, Bishop, Confessor, III Class
12:10pm
Leslie+Mary
Jones
Wed
1
Feria,
St. Giles, Abbot, Confessor, IV Class [No
7pm Mass]
12:10pm
Mary McKay RIP
Thu
2
St.
Stephen, King, Confessor, III Class
12:10pm
John
Green RIP
Fri
3
St.
Pius X, Pope, Confessor, III Class
First Friday,
Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart
12:10pm
7.00pm
John Duffy RIP
All St Mary’s penitents
Sat
4
First
Saturday Votive Mass of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Maisie Szakeley
Sun 5
XV Sunday after Pentecost, II
Class(Kindly donate a stipend for the shared intention
at this Mass)5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am 11:00am 6:00pm
Malcom Cunliffe All St. Mary’s faithful Intention of Philomena
Mon
6
Feria,
IV Class Votive Mass to safeguard
Vocations
12:10pm
Confraternity
St Peter
Tue
7
Feria,
IV Class, VotiveMass for a good Death
12:10pm
All
St.Mary’s penitents
Wed 8
Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, II Class Men’s Group resumes: 6:30pm Conf; 7:45pm Dev.; 8:30pm Talk
12:10pm 7:00pm
Anne Freely Joseph Freeman
Thu
9
Feria,
IV Class, St. Gorgonius, Martyr
12:10pm
Louis
King
Fri
10
Funeral
Mass of John Sunderland (St. N. of Tolentino, Conf)
12:10pm
John
Sunderland, R.I.P.
Sat
11
Saturday
of Our Lady, IV Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Siera
Gorzkowski
Sun 12
XVI Sunday, II Class(Kindly donate a stipend for the shared intention
at this Mass)5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am 11:00am 6:00pm
Jamina Mustafica All St Mary’s Faithful Francis Kilsby
