Feast of the Sacred Heart
Friday 7th June
Confessions from 6:15pm (TBC),
Holy Mass at 6.45pm, followed by a social for those aged 18-35.
St Mary Moorfields' RC Church, Eldon St.
As it says above, the social is for those aged 18-35. The purpose of Juventutem is the sanctification of the youth, and it is important that Juventutem London maintains this charism. The Mass is, of course, open to everyone (and all are welcome). Some of the over-35s sometimes go to the pub afterwards.
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Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Sunday, 7 April 2013
Annunciation: Impromptu Holy Mass & Social
The Feast of the Annunciation has been transferred to Monday 8th April, as it fell during Holy Week. There is a reglar sung Mass at Corpus Christi RC Church, Maiden Lane, organised by the Latin Mass Society. We will be going to Mass there, and then going for dinner after. RSVPs would be useful!
Corpus Christi, Maiden Lane, COVENT GARDEN, London WC2E 7NA
(Nearest Tube stations: Charing Cross, Embankment, Covent Garden, etc)
Saturday, 9 March 2013
Juventutem London: Mass & Social March 2013
Friday 22nd March
Confessions from 6:15pm, Holy Mass at 6.45pm, followed by a social for those aged 18-35.
St Mary Moorfields' RC Church, Eldon St.
As it says above, the social is for those aged 18-35. The purpose of Juventutem is the sanctification of the youth, and it is important that Juventutem London maintains this charism. The Mass is, of course, open to everyone (and all are welcome). Some of the over-35s sometimes go to the pub afterwards.
Sunday, 20 January 2013
January 2013 Holy Mass + Social
Conversion of St Paul - http://www.artbible.net/
Conversion of St Paul
Confessions from 6:15pm, Holy Mass at 6.45pm, followed by a social for those aged 18-35.
Location: St Mary Moorfields' RC Church, Eldon St.
Celebrant: Fr Stewart Foster
Confessions: Fr Goddard, FSSP
As it says above, the social is for those aged 18-35. The purpose of Juventutem is the sanctification of the youth, and it is important that Juventutem London maintains this charism. The Mass is, of course, open to everyone (and all are welcome). Some of the over-35s may sometimes go to the pub afterwards.
NB: Since our regular food providers have returned to their native land, our food situation is changing. Please bring your own food - there is a Marks & Spencer around the corner. If you let us know in advance, we will probably also be syndicating on the ordering of pizza.
Sunday, 6 January 2013
Pilgrimage to Venerate the Relics of our Patron, St John 'Don' Bosco
On Friday 11th January, Juventutem London are going en masse to venerate the relics of their patron, St John 'Don' Bosco, at Westminster Cathedral.
St John Bosco, 'the Father and Teacher of Youth', is one of the patron saints of the International Juventutem Federation, and his relics are in the UK. They are at Westminster Cathedral from 11-12 January. For further information, click here.
As he is our patron, Juventutem London have arranged a group visit with the Cathedral. We will meet on Friday 11th at 6.20pm outside Pret a Manger, 173 Victoria St (it is between Victoria Station and the Cathedral - map below). We will then move over from there to join the queue at the Cathedral.
We hope you will join us there to venerate the relics of this holy saint, and to ask for his prayers for the work of Juventutem, namely the sanctification of youth through the traditional, Roman, Latin forms of the sacraments - the very same forms that Don Bosco knew and administered to the many young people throughout in his fruitful ministry.
Afterwards, we may go to the pub.
RSVP via Facebook please!
Map for the Pret a Manger
Monday, 3 December 2012
St Thomas - December Mass, Social & Carols
Juventutem London will be having the usual monthly Sung Mass and social at St Mary Moorfields', Eldon St (near Liverpool St) - as it is late December, we will also be having carols!
The Mass is that of St Thomas the Apostle, whose feast is the 21st December. Fr Armand de Malleray will be offering the Holy Sacrifice for the Good Counsel Network. Confessions TBC.
After Mass we will have the social + carols for those aged 18-35 in the function room, and then move to the pub.
Facebook Link - Please RSVP!
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Vocation Discernment Weekend - December 2012
The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter will be hosting another Vocational Discernment Weekend in December. The Vocational Discernment Weekends have been remarkably successful, in helping young men understand what vocation is and whether they have a vocation to the exclusive service of God in Holy Orders.
From the LMS: We at the LMS know several young men who have discerned their calling to the Priesthood thanks to these weekends, and several others that by the clarity of teaching given at these weekends, have come to understand that they are not called to the priesthood and have gone on happily to pursue marriage, their minds relieved of the "well, maybe"s.
We would heartily encourage any young man considering any walk of life to take advantage of this extraordinarily helpful service as offered by the FSSP in Reading.
The Vocation Discernment Weekend starts on Friday, 14 December 2012 at 5pm and ends on Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 3pm at St John Fisher House in Reading. Any English-speaking Catholic men between the ages of 18 and 35 years are welcome (under 18 please contact the FSSP).
The weekend itself will be led by Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, and assisted by Fr Matthew Goddard, FSSP, the English priest recently posted to the Fraternity's English mission.
Location: St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, RG1 5RU. Off-street parking available.
Programme: Spiritual conferences, socials, Holy Mass each of the three days (Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite) including polyphonic Sung Mass on Sunday, silent prayer, and optional private talk with Fr de Malleray, FSSP. Fr de Malleray will explain what a vocation is in general and to the priesthood in particular.
Cost [for the whole weekend, 2 days + 2 nights, including full board accommodation at St John Fisher House]: no set price for students or unwaged – any donation welcome; others: £50 suggested. Contact: Tel: 0118 966 5284; Email: malleray@fssp.org; website: www.fssp.co.uk/england.
From the LMS: We at the LMS know several young men who have discerned their calling to the Priesthood thanks to these weekends, and several others that by the clarity of teaching given at these weekends, have come to understand that they are not called to the priesthood and have gone on happily to pursue marriage, their minds relieved of the "well, maybe"s.
We would heartily encourage any young man considering any walk of life to take advantage of this extraordinarily helpful service as offered by the FSSP in Reading.
The Vocation Discernment Weekend starts on Friday, 14 December 2012 at 5pm and ends on Sunday, 16 December 2012 at 3pm at St John Fisher House in Reading. Any English-speaking Catholic men between the ages of 18 and 35 years are welcome (under 18 please contact the FSSP).
The weekend itself will be led by Fr Armand de Malleray, FSSP, and assisted by Fr Matthew Goddard, FSSP, the English priest recently posted to the Fraternity's English mission.
Location: St John Fisher House, 17 Eastern Avenue, Reading, RG1 5RU. Off-street parking available.
Programme: Spiritual conferences, socials, Holy Mass each of the three days (Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite) including polyphonic Sung Mass on Sunday, silent prayer, and optional private talk with Fr de Malleray, FSSP. Fr de Malleray will explain what a vocation is in general and to the priesthood in particular.
Cost [for the whole weekend, 2 days + 2 nights, including full board accommodation at St John Fisher House]: no set price for students or unwaged – any donation welcome; others: £50 suggested. Contact: Tel: 0118 966 5284; Email: malleray@fssp.org; website: www.fssp.co.uk/england.
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