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
1 –15 Aug 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.
Official communiqué of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter following the publication of the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes
Fribourg, July 20, 2021
The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, whose goal is the sanctification of priests through the faithful observance of the liturgical traditions prior to the reform implemented after the Second Vatican Council (cf. Constitutions n. 8), has received Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes with surprise.
Founded and canonically approved according to the Motu Proprio Ecclesia Dei Adflicta of Pope St. John Paul II of July 2, 1988, the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter has always professed its adherence to the entire Magisterium of the Church and its fidelity to the Roman Pontiff and the successors of the Apostles, exercising its ministry under the responsibility of the diocesan bishops. Referring in its Constitutions to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, the Fraternity has always sought to be in accord with what Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI called in 2005: “the hermeneutic of reform in the continuity of the Church” (Address to the Roman Curia, December 22, 2005).
Today, therefore, the Fraternity of St. Peter is deeply saddened by the reasons given for limiting the use of the Missal of Pope St. John XXIII, which is at the center of its charism. The Fraternity in no way recognizes itself in the criticisms made. It is surprising that no mention is made of the many fruits visible in the apostolates attached to the missal of St. John XXIII and the joy of the faithful in being able to benefit from this liturgical form. Many people have discovered or returned to the Faith thanks to this liturgy. How can we fail to notice, moreover, that the communities of the faithful attached to it are often young and flourishing, and that many Christian households, priests or religious vocations have come from it?
In the current context, we wish to reaffirm our unwavering fidelity to the successor of Peter on the one hand, and on the other, our desire to remain faithful to our Constitutions and charism, continuing to serve the faithful as we have done since our foundation. We hope to be able to count on the understanding of the bishops, whose authority we have always respected, and with whom we have always collaborated loyally.
Confident in the intercession of Our Lady and our Patron, Saint Peter, we hope to live this trial in faith and fidelity.
Regina
Caeli Academy will start this 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.
Temporary
accommodation wanted for a family relocating to Warrington
to join the Academy.
Please do spread the
word and encourage any other parents who may be interested to contact Regina
Caeli Academy Warrington: theacademystmarys@gmail.com.
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. Please write one of these intentions on the Mass envelope, insert your stipend and put it in the collection basket. Thank you.
Pray
for spiritual fruit
for the 38 persons on recollection at Stonyhurst
on 31 July-2 August with Fr de Malleray.
Carmel: Please pray for
a young woman from our Juventutem
London group, who will enter Carmel in Birkenhead on 6th August.
Pray for many more religious vocations.
Accommodation
near St Mary’s
Several
parishioners have expressed a desire to live nearer to St Mary’s, but are
struggling to find anything suitable on their own, either to rent or to buy. Options
are being examined. Contact us if interested.
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
COVID restrictions were lifted on Monday 19th July as per the Prime Minister’s announcement. The pews at the far right along the wall are spaced out so as to allow social distance for worshippers who prefer it. See our longer opening times.
Penny
Catechism
arrived: £3 each or £5 for two. Latest book by Fr de Malleray: printed copies at
bookshop for £11; and presentation here: http://aroucapress.com/near-missed-masses
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 363 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.
Concerned
about your confidential health data being shared with third
parties by the NHS? You can opt out until 25 August 2021. See
https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/features/nhs-data-grab-gpdpr/
First
Holy Communions: Sunday 15th August, 11:00am. We pray for our
candidates.
Pray for our Sick & housebound: John and 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.
Sun 1
X Sunday after PentecostII ClassSt Peter in Chains – Commemoration in FSSP
5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Sarah & Bernard McMannion RIP
All St Mary’s Faithful
Nina Birley
Mon 2
St. Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop Confessor Doct, III Class
12:10pm
Pat Barry
Tue 3
Feria, Votive Mass to safeguard priestly vocations
12:10pm
Patrick Jolly
Wed 4
St. Dominic, Confessor, III Class [No
7pm Mass]
12:10pm
Terence Morton
Thu 5
Dedication of St. Mary of the Snows, III Class
12:10pm
Amanda Stock
Fri 6
Transfiguration of Our Lord Jesus Christ, II Class
12:10pm
All St Mary’s penitents
Sat 7
St. Cajetan, Confessor, III Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Alan Conor
Sun 8
XI Sunday after Pentecost, II Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Michael Leacy
All St. Mary’s faithful
Andrew Robinson
Mon 9
Vigil of St. Lawrence, Martyr, III Class
12:10pm
Deceased Gillespie family
Tue 10
St. Lawrence, Martyr, II Class
12:10pm
Anthony O’Shaughnessy
Wed 11
St. Oswald, King, Martyr, III Class [No 7pm Mass]
12:10pm
John McEvoy RIP
Thu 12
St. Clare, Virgin, III Class
12:10pm
Donor’s intention
Fri 13
Feria, IV Cl, Votive Mass for Forgiveness of Sins
12:10pm
All St. Mary’s penitents
Sat 14
Vigil of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, II Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Stephen Skilling
Sun 15
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin,I Class
First Holy Communions5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
FSSP seminarians worldwide
St Mary’s First Communicants
Mary Ashley RIP
Official communiqué of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter following the publication of the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes
Fribourg, July 20, 2021
The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter, whose goal is the sanctification of priests through the faithful observance of the liturgical traditions prior to the reform implemented after the Second Vatican Council (cf. Constitutions n. 8), has received Pope Francis’ Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes with surprise.
Founded and canonically approved according to the Motu Proprio Ecclesia Dei Adflicta of Pope St. John Paul II of July 2, 1988, the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter has always professed its adherence to the entire Magisterium of the Church and its fidelity to the Roman Pontiff and the successors of the Apostles, exercising its ministry under the responsibility of the diocesan bishops. Referring in its Constitutions to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, the Fraternity has always sought to be in accord with what Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI called in 2005: “the hermeneutic of reform in the continuity of the Church” (Address to the Roman Curia, December 22, 2005).
Today, therefore, the Fraternity of St. Peter is deeply saddened by the reasons given for limiting the use of the Missal of Pope St. John XXIII, which is at the center of its charism. The Fraternity in no way recognizes itself in the criticisms made. It is surprising that no mention is made of the many fruits visible in the apostolates attached to the missal of St. John XXIII and the joy of the faithful in being able to benefit from this liturgical form. Many people have discovered or returned to the Faith thanks to this liturgy. How can we fail to notice, moreover, that the communities of the faithful attached to it are often young and flourishing, and that many Christian households, priests or religious vocations have come from it?
In the current context, we wish to reaffirm our unwavering fidelity to the successor of Peter on the one hand, and on the other, our desire to remain faithful to our Constitutions and charism, continuing to serve the faithful as we have done since our foundation. We hope to be able to count on the understanding of the bishops, whose authority we have always respected, and with whom we have always collaborated loyally.
Confident in the intercession of Our Lady and our Patron, Saint Peter, we hope to live this trial in faith and fidelity.
Meet in: Victoria Park, Knutsford Rd, WA4 1DQ, straight after Mass.
Directions:
Upon entering via the main entrance, park on the right. Continue down the
footpath, with the athletics stadium to the left and the play area on your
right. There are rugby fields on your left. We meet on the patch of land
opposite them (on your right- look for the bunting). Bring your own picnic and
camping chairs/rugs.
Sports
start at 2pm. We hope to finish before 4pm, though it depends a little
on numbers.
Entrance
fee= £2 politely requested towards costs.
All
ages welcome, from tiny to tall! Bring grandparents and friends too,
but please let me know the names and ages of children who will be entering so
we can write some certificates in advance!
The
helpful hands of older siblings would be very much appreciated for identifying
winners, writing certificates, staffing the start/finish lines, and generally
keeping things running smoothly. If you would like to volunteer your older children
for this, please do put them in touch! If anyone is able and willing to take
responsibility for first aid, that would be great, too; please
contact Alison Kahn (07840 072 641 or penketh.kahns@gmail.com)
The
park is a public space, and parents are responsible for their children at
all times– please keep a close eye on them!
St Mary’s Shrine Church Bulletin [posted 16.VII.2021, 9:41pm]
18 July–1st Aug 2021 (fortnightly)
On this Commemoration of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, more than ever all faithful Catholics must put their hope in the Immaculate Mother of God, our protectress.
Painting by Tiepolo, Milan
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.
Thank
you to Bishop Mark Davies who stepped in at short notice to confirm twelve at St Mary’s last
Saturday, after Archbishop McMahon had injured his foot. Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament followed the Confirmation. Please pray for our newly
confirmed, that they might be saintly soldiers of Christ.
Confirmed: Regina Caeli Academy will start this September in Warrington. Thank you to all those who helped make this possible. Registrations still accepted for children in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 (UK Reception to Year 3) for this September. Please do spread the word and encourage any other parents who may be interested to contact Regina Caeli Academy Warrington: theacademystmarys@gmail.com.
Summer
Camps:
sadly cancelled due to Covid rules. We very much regret this outcome, having
waited as long as possible for a chance to run them this year.
Personnal: The family of the late Carole Wardell request her Newell and Lofthouse relatives in Warrington to email them: jandcbarrett@hotmail.co.uk.
Thank you to
parishioner L. H. who designed and donated the new Parking signs at St Mary’s.
Congratulations
to Canon Thomas Neylon,
from Warrington, appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Liverpool. We assure him of our prayer.
Congratulations
to Deacon Deryck, a retired permanent deacon from the Diocese of Shrewsbury,
and a committed member of our congregation at St Mary’s Shrine, on his 20th
anniversary of diaconal ordination, on Friday 23rd July. We assure
him of our prayers.
Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP thanks wholeheartedly all the parishioners who organised the refreshments for his 20th anniversary of priestly ordination, and who contributed to the beautiful set of vestments with the picture of Our Lady of Warrington on the back.
Consider offering usual stipends for the following weekly Mass intentions, otherwise offered without a stipend:
All St Mary’s Faithful;
All St Mary’s penitents;
All Men at St Mary’s
Take a usual Mass stipend envelope and write as intention one of the two above. Thank you.
Accommodation
near St Mary’s
Several
parishioners have expressed a desire to live nearer to St Mary’s, but are
struggling to find anything suitable on their own, either to rent or to buy. Options
are being examined. Contact us if interested.
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
COVID restrictions lifted from Monday 19th
July as per the Prime Minister’s announcement. The pews
at the far right along the wall are spaced out so as to allow social distance
for worshippers who prefer it. See our new longer opening times as of
Monday.
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 334 subscribers to St Mary’s YouTube
channel: Homilies for Sundays and major feasts will be uploaded regularly.
St
Joseph’s Men’s Group:
after Wednesday 7pm Mass, prayer and 8:30pm talk (Confessions 6:30pm).
AUGUST
RECESS:
Groups for Men, Ladies, Youths will resume in September.
Concerned
about your confidential health data being shared with third
parties by the NHS? You can opt out until 25 August 2021. See
https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/features/nhs-data-grab-gpdpr/
Latest
book
by Fr de Malleray: printed copies at bookshop for £11; and presentation here:
http://aroucapress.com/near-missed-masses
First
Holy Communions: Sunday 15th August, 11:00am. We pray for our
candidates.
St
Margaret’s Clitherow Ladies Support Group:
Sat
24 July,
1pm (bring packed lunch; talk at 2pm).
Pray for
our Sick & housebound: John and Simone Sunderland, Phil Clarkson, 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.
Sun 18
VIII Sunday after PentecostII Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Jim
Doyle RIP
All
St Mary’s Faithful
Quillan
Family
Mon
19
S.
Vincent de Paul, Confessor, III Class
12:10pm
Giedrius
Sarka
Tue
20
St.
Jerome Emiliani, Confessor, III Class
12:10pm
Holy
Souls
Wed
21
St.
Lawrence of Brindisi, Confessor, III Class
Men’s Group
6:30pm Conf; 7:45pm Prayers; 8:30pm Talk
12:10pm
7:00pm
Stella
Kalu
All
Men of St Mary’s
Thu
22
St.
Mary Magdalen, Penitent, III Class
12:10pm
Ethan
Jones
Fri
23
St.
Apolinaris, Bishop Martyr, III Class
12:10pm
All
St Mary’s penitents
Sat
24
Saturday
of Our Lady, IV Class Adoration
& Confessions 10:00am-12noon; Women’s
Group: 1pm picnic, 2pm Talk
12:10pm
Joanne
King
Sun 25
IX Sunday after Pentecost, II
ClassChurch Hall reopens after 11am Mass5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Junior
Kalu RIP
All
St. Mary’s faithful
Maureen
Wagner RIP
Mon
26
St.
Anne Mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, II Class
I am afraid I need to share with you the disappointing news that we are compelled to cancel the camps again this year.
We are devastated to be taking this step for the second year in a row. As you know, I have delayed a decision as long as possible in the hope of finding a workable solution. In the end, however, even though there is due to be a relaxation of some of the Covid restrictions on 19 July, after various discussions with the venue and the governing agency, it became clear that the requirements and expectations remaining in place would simply not be acceptable.
I thank you greatly for the patience you have all shown in waiting for the final decision. I know it will come as a great disappointment – it is because I have seen for myself the desire and enthusiasm for these camps among the children that I have put off reaching this conclusion. I realise as a consequence that many of you will have disruption to travel and accommodation plans, which I do regret, but I hope you will understand that none of this has been done lightly.
May I also take this opportunity to thank our seminarians and volunteers who have given up much time and energy preparing for these camps. Please God we will see the fruit of it next year!
In the meantime, be assured of my prayers – I pray in a special way for the young people so cruelly affected by this situation.
We are delighted to announce that Regina Caeli Academy
USA and UK have formally approved the start of Regina Caeli Academy (RCA)
Warrington this September. This good news comes after months of diligent
preparation.
Although Regina Caeli Academy is a separate entity from
the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter, our Fraternity is actively committed to
providing good Catholic education in various countries. Furthermore in
Warrington, the building which we bought next door to our church, Priory Court,
used to be a school run by the Sisters of the Cross and Passion, the female
branch of Bl. Dominic Barberi’s Passionists, whose foundress Elizabeth Prout
was made Venerable by Pope Francis. Therefore, RCA Warrington can rely on the
full support of our Fraternity. We are very glad that good Catholic education
will be offered again at St Mary’s Shrine.
RCA Warrington is still able to accept registrations for
children in Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2 (UK Reception to
Year 3) for this September. Please do spread the word and encourage any other
parents who may be interested to contact Regina Caeli Academy Warrington: theacademystmarys@gmail.com.
Two of our parishioners at St Mary’s Shrine were selected
as teaching staff and have received specialised training with RCA USA.
They look forward to teaching the children and supporting the parents.
If you would
like to support educational initiatives at St. Mary’s Warrington, please
contact theacademystmarys@gmail.com.
Venerable
Elizabeth Prout – pray for us!
Regina Caeli – ora pro nobis!
Fr Armand de
Malleray, FSSP, Rector of St Mary’s Shrine
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
4–18 July 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: 11:00am-1:30pm (Confessions
11:40am-12:05pm; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Saturdays: 10:00am-1:30pm (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.
DEAR WORSHIPPER, this notice has been for months on our newsletter and we thank those who have taken the time to read it, meditate upon it and finally have changed their casual Sunday attire to honour God. If you read this for the first time, or if you have not yet selected the appropriate clothing as Sunday best, kindly do so before coming to Sunday Mass:
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.
Our Archbishop comes again to confer the Sacrament
of Confirmation! Please pray for our candidates who will receive the Holy Ghost
on Saturday 10th July at 3pm, followed by Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament. ALL welcome to attend and pray. We are grateful to His Grace Archbishop
McMahon of Liverpool for visiting St Mary’s Shrine again this year.
Goodbye to our
seminarian Miklos after
his 5 months spent among us for apostolate. We assure him of our prayer for his
last three years until priestly ordination. Thank you also to our other
seminarian Henry for his past fortnight
of summer apostolate.
ACADEMY at St Mary’s: Contact ourcoordinators Michael & Aileen
Seymour: TheAcademyStMarys@gmail.com.Please
tell your friends and also visit www.rcahybrid.org.uk/.
Dowry
Mag N049, Spring issue, online and in print. Articles on Muslim
convert, family, film direction, Catholic think tank and more.
Summer Camps: We very much
hope to run our summer camps in the Peak District again in August, for children
aged 10-17. Boys: Aug 2-7. Girls: Aug 9-14. Contact: sphipps@fssp.org. Please do not send any money for
bookings yet.
Consider
offering usual stipends for the following weekly Mass intentions, otherwise
offered without a stipend: All St
Mary’s Faithful; All St Mary’s penitents
Accommodation near St
Mary’s
Several parishioners have expressed a
desire to live nearer to St Mary’s, but are struggling to find anything
suitable on their own, either to rent or to buy. Options are being examined.
Contact us if interested.
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
COVID: Please
observe social distancing, sanitizing and one-way system as signed, and kindly
cover your face with a mantilla, scarf or mask unless exempt.
We thank our
stewards who generously give their time to secure a safe environment for
all visitors to St Mary’s. Please make sure to follow their instructions and
abide by the regulations (unless exempt from some), including social distancing
and one-way system.
50 new Baronius
hand missals
and Holy Bibles for sale. Public price $ 64.95/copy. St Mary’s hugely
discounted price: £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 320 subscribers to St Mary’s YouTube channel: Homilies for Sundays
and major feasts will be uploaded regularly. Visit www.youtube.com/channel/UC_NVY7jpDIhANiwjng1gN0w.
Thank you to our LiveMass/YouTube operators.
Homily
on Sts Peter & Paul: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bD-1yflpnk
St Joseph’s
Men’s Group:
after Wednesday 7pm Mass, prayer and talk (Confessions 6:30pm).
Concerned about
your confidential health data being shared with third parties by the NHS?
You can opt out until 25 August 2021. See
https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/features/nhs-data-grab-gpdpr/
Latest book by Fr de Malleray: printed copies at bookshop for £11; and presentation here: http://aroucapress.com/near-missed-masses
JuventutemWarrington next meets on Sat 17 July.
St Margaret’s
Clitherow Ladies Support Group:
Sat 24 July, 1pm (bring
packed lunch; talk at 2pm).
Pray for our Sick & housebound: John
Sunderland, Phil Clarkson, 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.
Sun 4
VI Sunday
after PentecostII Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament
In your charity please pray for Fr John Emerson, FSSP, Superior of our Apostolate in Scotland, celebrating his 40th anniversary of ordination this day – and for Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, Superior of our English Apostolate, celebrating his 20th anniversary the following day.
Thank you for patiently waiting further news on our summer camps this August. At this point in time, things are sadly still very unclear. However, we have been reliably informed that even if the government proceeds with the (delayed) roadmap, there will most probably still be restrictions that apply to residential youth camps. Until we know precisely what these are, it is impossible to have sufficient clarity as to whether we can go ahead.
Please note, this is not only a matter for the FSSP, but also Savio House where the camps are held, and the National Youth Agency, whose regulations the camps also need to abide by.
Therefore, it is our intention to wait until the review for the current extension of restrictions is announced – this may be by 5 July, but perhaps more realistically around 12 July to have a clearer idea of the details. Naturally, if the ongoing uncertainty is difficult, it is no problem if you wish to withdraw your booking.
As things stand, one thing that looks almost certain is that our numbers will be restricted to 30 (we can normally have 40). As a result, I must now announce that we are fully booked for both camps. If you still wish to send in booking forms, you can do so, and we will put your children on a reserve list in case of cancellations.
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
20 June – 3 July 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: 11:00am-1:30pm (Confessions
11:40am-12:05pm; Holy Mass 12:10pm)
Saturdays: 10:00am-1:30pm (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.
Priory Court: pray for last
admin hurdles to be solved so that we might soon hire a contractor and start
conversion work!
ACADEMY at St Mary’s: Contact ourcoordinators Michael & Aileen
Seymour: TheAcademyStMarys@gmail.com.
Dowry
Mag N049, Spring issue, now online and shortly in print. Articles on Muslim
convert, family, film direction, Catholic think tank and more.
Confraternity of
St Peter (CSP): Congratulations
to Fr Seth Phipps, FSSP, who was appointed new chaplain. Email sphipps@fssp.org.
Summer Camps: We very much
hope to run our summer camps in the Peak District again in August, for children
aged 10-17. Boys: Aug 2-7. Girls: Aug 9-14. Contact: sphipps@fssp.org. Please do not send any money for
bookings yet.
Consider offering usual stipends for the
following weekly Mass intentions, otherwise offered without a stipend: All St
Mary’s Faithful; All St Mary’s penitents
Accommodation near St
Mary’s
Several parishioners have expressed a
desire to live nearer to St Mary’s, but are struggling to find anything
suitable on their own, either to rent or to buy. Options are being examined.
Contact us if interested.
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
COVID: Please
observe social distancing, sanitizing and one-way system as signed, and kindly
cover your face with a mantilla, scarf or mask unless exempt.
We thank our
stewards who generously give their time to secure a safe environment for
all visitors to St Mary’s. Please make sure to follow their instructions and
abide by the regulations (unless exempt from some), including social distancing
and one-way system.
50 new Baronius
hand missals
and Holy Bibles for sale. Public price $ 64.95/copy. St Mary’s hugely
discounted price: £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 309 subscribers to St Mary’s YouTube channel: Homilies for Sundays
and major feasts will be uploaded regularly. Visit www.youtube.com/channel/UC_NVY7jpDIhANiwjng1gN0w.
Thank you to our LiveMass/YouTube operators.
Homily
by Fr Stewart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajyporr7QZo
St Joseph’s
Men’s Group:
after Wednesday 7pm Mass, prayer and talk (Confessions 6:30pm).
Concerned about
your confidential health data being shared with third parties by the NHS?
You can opt out until 25 August 2021. See https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/features/nhs-data-grab-gpdpr/
“Can priests miss Mass? This little book light-heartedly depicts ten Holy Masses nearly missed by priests due to some opposition. From Kilimanjaro to Loch Ness, from Burma to Paris and more, the ten humorous short stories describe obstacles to the celebration of Holy Mass, thankfully overcome. The ten priests persevered, spurred by the conviction that Holy Mass: 1) honours God, whose extrinsic glory increases each time the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered; 2) helps souls through the temporal application of Christ’s saving merits that Holy Mass brings about; 3) fortifies priests, whose ontological raison d’être is to offer the divine Victim on the altar. Leaving aside theological arguments, Near Missed Masses entertainingly illustrates these truths through fiction.”
Praise for Near Missed Masses
In the real world, which is the world that God made, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the power station feeding the life of grace. Without such grace, we die. In this volume of true stories, Fr Armand de Malleray shows us the life-giving power of the Mass in a world darkened with devildom. The light-hearted and humorous tone of the stories makes them easily readable without ignoring the gravity of the topic. — Joseph Pearce, author of biographies of J. R. R. Tolkien, Oscar Wilde, C. S. Lewis, and G. K. Chesterton
The unusual theme that unites a good number of the stories in this compendium is a scenario with which many a freshly-ordained priest will soon become familiar—the battle royal that often ensues in the attempt to secure an altar at which the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass may be offered in an atmosphere of recollection and decorum. With tact and good humour, Father de Malleray explores the intra-ecclesial prejudices and neuroses which have given rise to such a state of affairs, and illustrates how perseverance, charity and prayer are the most effective weapons we possess against suspicion and bigotry. An edifying read for both priests and laity, which we should pray will contribute to the healing of self-inflicted wounds which for too long have hampered the Church’s mission of evangelisation. — Fr Julian Large, Provost of the London Oratory
The stories in this collection give us precious evidence of the hidden persistence of the grace of the true priestly vocation in unexpected situations. The ten narratives portray priestly candidates and priests of various ages and cultures. All reveal that secret dialogue in the soul that takes place when grace is at work. Based on my experience in teaching Thomistic philosophy to seminarians for a decade and catechesis to seminarians and priests as well as lay people, I cannot recommend this book highly enough for young Catholic men and for all those who nurture vocations, or who could, but who are not sufficiently alert to the quiet presence of the Holy Spirit in many young souls. — Dr Caroline Farey, Annunciation Catechesis
In Near Missed Masses, Fr de Malleray finds a delightfully playful and imaginative way to reinvent true contemporary stories and drive home a serious point: the value of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and the zeal that we should have to celebrate (as priests) or attend (as layfaithful) this Sacrifice worthily and frequently. In this way, the book functions like the proverbial storeroom containing things both new and old! — Fr Henry Whisenant, Diocese of East Anglia (England)
JuventutemWarrington next meets on Sat 19 June.
Next Juventutem London meeting: Friday 25th June, 7pm (Confessions 6pm-6:55pm), at St Mary Magdalene Wandsworth.
St Margaret’s
Clitherow Ladies Support Group:
Sat 26 June, 1pm (bring packed lunch;
talk at 2pm).
Pray for our Sick & housebound: John Sunderland, Phil Clarkson, 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.
Sun 20
IV Sunday after PentecostI Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
David Hall RIP
All St Mary’s Faithful
Homeless people
Mon 21
St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Confessor, III Class
12:10pm
Confraternity St Peter
Tue 22
St. Alban, Protomartyr of England, III Class
12:10pm
Kathy Kelly
Wed 23
Vigil of Nativity of St. John the Baptist, I Class
Men’s Support Group’s: 7pm Mass; 7:45pm Prayer;
8:30pm Talk
12:10pm
7:00pm
The homeless
All Men of St Mary’s
Thu 24
Nativity of St. John the Baptist, I Class
8:00am12:10pm
Celebrant’s intention
All St Mary’s penitents
Fri 25
St. William, Abbot, III Class
12:10pm
Wedding Chris,Marie
Sat 26
Sts John and Paul, Martyrs, III Class (Priestly Ordin. Wigratzbad)Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon ; Ladies Group 1pm
12:10pm
Jack Weaver RIP
Sun 27
V Sunday after Pentecost, II Class5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
9:00am11:00am6:00pm
Samantha Fraser
All St. Mary’s faithful
Paul Edwards
Mon 28
Vigil of Sts Peter and Paul, II
Class
12:10pm
Levi Habimanna
Tue 29
Sts Peter and Paul, Apostles, I ClassPlenary indulgence for Confraternity and FSSP members
12:10pm6:00pm
Bob Doyle
Souls in Purgatory
Wed 30
Commemoration of St. Paul, III Class
Men’s Support Group’s: 7pm Mass; 7:45pm Prayer;
8:30pm Talk
12:10pm
7:00pm
Eileen Parsons
All Men of St Mary’s
Thu 1
Most Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ, I
Class
12:10pm
All St. Mary’s penitents
Fri 2
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, II Class
12:10pm
Sierra Gorzkowski
Sat 3
St. Irenaeus, Bishop, Martyr, III Class
Adoration & Confessions 10:00am-12noon
12:10pm
Our Lady’s Intentions
Sun 4
VI Sunday after Pentecost,II Class
5pm Vespers and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
