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Showing posts with label Latin Midnight Mass in Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latin Midnight Mass in Wales. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 December 2013

Come home at Christmas....

The crib at The Church of the Sacred Heart, Morriston


MASS SCHEDULE
  • Christmas Eve (Midnight Mass - St Therese of Lisieux, Sandfields, Nr Port Talbot
  • Sunday 29th December - 3pm The Sacred Heart, Morriston
  • 31st December (New Year's Eve, 4pm Low Mass followed by reception and then exposition of the Blessed Sacrament - The Sacred Heart Morriston
  • 4th January (Vigil Mass of The Epiphany) 5pm Low Mass at The Sacred Heart Morriston
On behalf of the members of the Confraternity we wish our Bishop, our priests who offer the EF Mass and all the priests of the Diocese, a Holy, Happy and Peaceful Christmas

And special thanks to Fathers Burke, Brophy and Jones who have provided us with the Latin Mass throughout the year. God bless and ad multos annos!

Please note: We hope to draw the raffle prizes after Mass on 4th January

Monday, 24 December 2012

Thank God we do believe

The only Latin Tridentine Midnight Mass to be offered in Wales is at the Church of St Therese, Sandfields, Nr Port Talbot, comencing with the Holy Rosary at 11.30am. Celebrant: Fr Paul Brophy, organised by the Latin Mass Society.


Thank God, thank God, we do believe,
Thank God that this is Christmas Eve.
Even as we kneel upon this day,
Even so, the ancient legends say
Nearly two thousand years ago
The stalled ox knelt, and even so
The ass knelt full of praise, which they
Could not express, while we can pray.
Thank God, thank God, for Christ was born
Ages ago, as on this morn:
In the snow-season undefiled
God came to earth a little Child;
He put His ancient glory by
To live for us, and then to die.
How shall we thank God? How shall we
Thank Him and praise Him worthily?
What will He have Who loved us thus?
What presents will He take from us?
Will He take gold, or precious heap
Of gems? or shall we rather steep
The air with incense, or bring myrrh?
What man will be our messenger
To go to Him and ask His will?
Which having learned we will fulfil
Though He choose all we most prefer: –
What man will be our messenger?
Thank God, thank God, the Man is found,
Sure-footed, knowing well the ground.
He knows the road, for this the way
He travelled once, as on this day.
He is our Messenger beside,
He is our door, and path, and Guide;
He also is our Offering,
He is the gift that we must bring.
Let us kneel down with one accord
And render thanks unto the Lord:
For unto us a Child is born
Upon this happy Christmas morn;
For unto us a Son is given,
Firstborn of God and Heir of Heaven.

Thursday, 20 December 2012

O Ddwyfol Nos! - Midnight Mass in Wales

Midnight Mass (Missa Cantata) will be celebrated at the Church of St Therese of Lisieux at Sandfields, near Port Talbot on 24th December, commencing with the Holy Rosary at 11.30am with Mass starting at 12pm.

All are welcome




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Tuesday, 4 December 2012

Next Sunday's Latin Mass will be at.......

......5pm at the Parish Church of St Therese of Lisieux at Sandfields, near Port Talbot, that is the Second Sunday of Advent, December 9th.

NEWS REGARDING A CHRISTMAS EF MASS.....



There will be a Midnight Mass on December 24th also at St Therese de Lisieux, Sandfields, organised by the Latin Mass Society.