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Celebrations in honour of St Philomena at the Dome of Home
Yesterday the church of Ss Peter, Paul and Philomena in New Brighton celebrated the feast day of St Philomena according to the traditional calendar. Mass was offered by Canon Amaury Montjean (ICKSP) in the Extraordinary Form, and was followed by … Continue reading
Posted in Latin, Martyrs, Relics, Traditional Mass
Tagged Dome of Home, Ss Peter Paul and Philomena, St Philomena
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St John Bosco in Liverpool
St John Bosco’s relics were in Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral today where the faithful were able to venerate, pray and learn about the saint. This was part of a world tour, organised by the Salesians, which marks the bicentenary of Don … Continue reading
Posted in Relics
Tagged Don Bosco, Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral, Relics, Salesians, St John Bosco
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St John Vianney: Full text of homily of Bishop Davies in Shrewsbury Cathedral
Today we welcome the relic of a saint to Shrewsbury. All those who know something of the story of this historic town will appreciate the echoes of history in that statement. It was to this town of Shrewsbury eight centuries … Continue reading
Posted in Bishop Mark Davies, Homily, Mass, Relics
Tagged Bishop Mark Davies, Diocese of Shrewsbury
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The Curé’s Heart in Northwich
This morning the little church of St Wilfrid’s in Northwich was visited by the heart relic of St John Vianney. Father Mitchell in his short address at morning prayer, remarked that in a sense the Curé might have felt particularly … Continue reading
Posted in Relics, Saints
Tagged Bishop Bagnard, Northwich, relic, Shrewsbury, St John Vianney, St Wilfrid's Church
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Photos from the visit of St John Vianney’s heart to Liverpool Cathedral
Here are some photos of the visit of St John Vianney’s heart to the Metropolitan Cathedral in Liverpool, as well as the Mass celebrated, amongst others, by Archbishop Kelly of Liverpool, Bishop Davies of Shrewsbury and Bishop Bagnard of Ars.
Posted in Bishop Mark Davies, Relics, Saints
Tagged Archbishop Patrick Kelly, Bishop Mark Davies, Liverpool Cathedral, relic, St John Vianney
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St John Vianney: Bishop Mark Davies’s homily in Wythenshawe
I am sure all of us here have known priests throughout our lives who have been for us an example, an inspiration, an encouragement. Tonight we remember such a priest, a parish priest who belongs to us all in the … Continue reading
The visit of St John Vianney’s relic: a blessing for us all
Fr Christopher Matthews is sub dean of the Cathedral Church of Our Lady Help of Christians and St Peter of Alcantara, Shrewsbury, and Master of Liturgical Ceremonies of Shrewsbury diocese. Here he explains how you can take part in the the … Continue reading
Posted in Bishop Mark Davies, Devotion, Relics, Sacraments, Saints, Vocations
Tagged Bishop Mark Davies, St John Vianney, Vocations to the priesthood
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St John Vianney: England welcomes the heart of a saint
Bishop Mark Davies explains why he asked for the relic of the heart of the Curé d’Ars to make its first visit to England and says he hopes the faithful will be inspired by praying beside a heart that was … Continue reading
England to welcome St John Vianney’s heart
A Knights of Columbus honour guard processes with a reliquary containing the incorrupt heart of St John Vianney (Photo: CNS) By MADELEINE TEAHAN, The heart of the patron saint of priests, St John Vianney, will be venerated in the Diocese of Shrewsbury … Continue reading
Posted in Relics, Sacraments, Saints
Tagged Bishop Mark Davies, Catholic Herald, Relics, St John Vianney
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St. Therese of Lisieux: October 1st
There are few saints so widely venerated as St. Therese of Lisieux. I am sure we all remember that special day two years ago when her relics were on tour in these Isles. It was thought few people would turn up … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Orders and Congregations, Devotion, Relics, Saints, Uncategorized
Tagged St Therese of Lisieux
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St. John Southworth (1592-1654)
John Southworth (1592-1654) was the only Catholic priest to be executed under Oliver Cromwell’s Protectorate. The Southworths were a Lancashire family who, notwithstanding persecution and fines, had remained fiercely loyal to the old faith. They were based at Samlesbury, near … Continue reading
A Purgatory Museum in Rome? – well yes actually!
A Purgatory museum? Well, yes, it sounds very strange, so I was suprised to find that it exists in all of all places, Rome. I do not know what sort of acknowlegement Holy Chuch might/or might not make of it, … Continue reading
Posted in Relics
Tagged Brother Andre Marie, Reuters, Slaves of the Immaculate |Heart of Mary
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Taking the Measure of Relics of the True Cross .
Whenever the subject of bogus relics comes up, you can count on someone saying, “There are enough pieces of the True Cross to rebuild Noah’s Ark!” Whoever delivers that punch line probably does not know that he or she is … Continue reading
A Stone from Calvary
This is an interesting story taken from the website of the Welsh National Shrine of Our Lady of the Taper in Cardigan, West Wales. Please pay them an online visit, or go on pilgrimage there, why don’t you! It’s a … Continue reading
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