Today is the second anniversary of the publication of Summorum Pontificum. It also sees the publication of a new papal encyclical on social teaching, Caritas in Veritate. Today also marks the 67th birthday of our new bishop, Seamus Cunningham, with whom I concelebrated a Mass at my old parish of St Joseph`s, Gateshead held to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of the church.
So quite a lot to celebrate for one day.
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Father,
I know that this is off the topic, but during my frequent perusals of the Northumbrian Jacobites site, (God bless them), I have seen no mention of the Mass on July 22. Am I missing something, or is this a Hanoverian plot?
The "Gentleman in Black Velvet" still lives.
The Mass is, if anything, under the auspices of the `Friends of Dilston chapel`. There was a split between the Jacobites and those who wanted to concentrate mainly on Dilston and there are now two organisations.
It`s definitely on so far as I know.
So, there are two conflicting Stuart/Jacobite organisations! How very Jacobite, there are,after all, about 13 different Stuart claims to the throne today, so what's new?
How pathetic, like rats fighting in a sack over a piece of mouldy cheese.
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