Thursday 30 August 2012

Holy Mass and Juventutem Social Wednesday 5 September 2012


'Renew your faith by attending Holy Mass. Keep your mind focused on the mystery that is unfolding before your eyes. In your mind's eye transport yourself to Calvary and meditate on the Victim who offers Himself to Divine Justice, paying the price of your redemption.' St Padre Pio

Low Mass: Wednesday 5 September 2012 at 6.30pm at Holy Cross, Dean Lane, Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 1DB and then followed by a Juventutem Social.


Confessions in the Traditional Rite is normally available from 6.00pm 

  

Masses open to all

Socials are reserved to those aged 18 - 35 

Please support the Holy Mass and encourage other young orthodox Catholics to attend! Introduce someone to the beauty of the Traditional Latin Mass.

Wednesday 29 August 2012

Juventutem on the LMS Walsingham Pilgrimage August 2012 Report

Fr Rowe from the Clifton Diocese was Chaplin on this Pilgrimage and several people from the diocese walked the 55 miles. To read the report, view the photos and video clips click HERE

Wednesday 8 August 2012

The Feast of the Assumption - Clifton Diocese


Please find below the details of all the Tridentine Masses in the Clifton Diocese available on The Assumption of the BVM (Wed 15 Aug 12), which is a Holy Day of Obligation. The list has been sourced by the Latin Mass Society:

St Dominic’s, Jubilee Road, DURSLEY, Gloucestershire GL11 4ES at 8.00am Low Mass


Holy Cross Church, Dean Lane, Bedminster, BRISTOL BS3 1DB at 12.45pm Low Mass


Prinknash Abbey, CRANHAM, Gloucestershire GL4 8EX at 8.15am Low Mass


St Michael's Church, SHEPTON MALLET, Somerset BA4 5HP at 7.30pm High Mass


Our Lady of Glastonbury, Magdalene Street, GLASTONBURY, Somerset, BA6 9EJ at 12.15pm Low Mass

Thursday 2 August 2012

Holy Mass and Juventutem Social August 2012 Report


Juventutem Bristol is grateful to Fr Thomas for celebrating the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and for Father Goodman hearing Confessions in the Traditional Rite on Wednesday 1 August 2012.

It was great to see another good turnout at the Social!


Please keep these Priests in your prayers. St John Mary Vianney said:


‘If I were to meet a priest and an angel, I should salute the priest before I saluted the angel. The latter is the friend of God; but the priest holds His place. St. Teresa kissed the ground where a priest had passed. When you see a priest, you should say, “There is he who made me a child of God, and opened Heaven to me by holy Baptism; he who purified me after I had sinned; who gives nourishment to my soul. ” At the sight of a church tower, you may say, “What is there in that place?” “The Body of Our Lord. ” “Why is He there?” “Because a priest has been there, and has said Holy Mass.’