It is, therefore, permissible to celebrate the Sacrifice of the Mass following the typical edition of the Roman Missal promulgated by Bl. John XXIII in 1962 and never abrogated, as an extraordinary form of the Liturgy of the Church.
The Latin Mass: Frequently Asked Questions
If you are new to the Traditional Mass, or thinking of attending a
Celebration, then you will certainly notice differences between the Old
and New Rite. The Traditional Mass is rich in history and symbolism and it
can take some time to fully appreciate the rubrics, Some of the questions
you may have are addressed via the button; if there are others then do
not hesitate to send a mail.
Everyone is welcome at the Latin Mass, times are published on the general
Mass Time Page. We look forward to seeing you there!
Feast of the Assumption Latin Mass Society Pilgrimage (photograph by Dr Joseph Shaw)
Henllan Prisoner of War Chapel: Feast of the Holy Cross
Monday 14th September
Latin Mass on the Feast of the Holy Cross celebrated in ex Italian PoW Chapel
Mass in the Extraordinary Form was celebrated, on the Feast of The Holy Cross, in a Nissan hut in Henllan, West Wales. The hut is the framework to a small Chapel created lovingly by Italian prisoners of war in the final years of World War II. The original Nissan hut is part of a PoW camp where both German and Italian servicemen were held.
Mass in the Extraordinary Form was celebrated, on the Feast of The Holy Cross, in a Nissan hut in Henllan, West Wales. The hut is the framework to a small Chapel created lovingly by Italian prisoners of war in the final years of World War II. The original Nissan hut is part of a PoW camp where both German and Italian servicemen were held.
One of the main artists responsible for creating images of St Joseph, Our Lady of Mount Carmel and the Papal Flag, Mario Ferito, died only this year. He and his fellow servicemen made pigments from vegetable juices and painted the aisle arches in a fresco style and the sanctuary area and pillars (made of corrugated cardboard) with a faux marble effect.
Tin, from corned (bully) beef tins was used to make candle sticks which look uncannily three dimensional despite being totally flat.
All artwork in the Chapel leads the eye to the primitive painting of The Last Supper in the apse, a lasting testament to the devotion of men held prisoner many miles from their families and loved ones.
The Missa Cantata, in thanksgiving for the second anniversary of the Motu Proprio was celebrated by Father Jason Jones, Rector of the National Shrine of Our Lady in Wales at nearby Cardigan and whose parish embraces Henllan.
What a perfectly beautiful and fitting way to celebrate this feast day and this
anniversary–and to honour men who made something good in a bad situation!
anniversary–and to honour men who made something good in a bad situation!
For more pictures see
GALLERY page
Sunday 7th March
Third Sunday of Lent
Monday 8th March
St John of God
Tuesday 9th March
St Francis of Rome
Wednesday 10th March
The Forty Martyrs
Thursday 11th March
St Constantine
Blessed John Larke
Blessed John Larke
Friday 12th March
St Gregory
Saturday 13th March
Blessed Agnellus
Traditional Confirmation 7th November: See Gallery
Traditional Mass Programme
Note: Please look at weekly Mass Time schedule (Mass Time Page) before travelling.
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Date |
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Mass |
Time |
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March 7th |
Cardigan |
Low Mass |
3pm |
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March 14th |
Cardigan |
Low Mass |
8am |
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March 21st Passion |
Newcastle Emlyn |
Low Mass Stations of the Cross Sung Benediction |
3pm |
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March 28th Palm Sunday |
Cardigan |
Missa Cantata Benediction |
3pm |
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April 11th Divine Mercy |
Cardigan |
Low Mass |
8am |
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April 18th |
Newcastle Emlyn |
Missa Cantata |
3pm |
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April 25th |
Cardigan |
Low Mass |
3pm |
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Bishop Schneider speaks
about receiving the Blessed
Sacrament.
Sandles and Fiddlebacks.....A Moment of Beauty