Yesterday (Friday 12th Feb) on the feast of the venerable George Haydock (PPR Tyburn Martyr - 1584) I went with Elizabeth, my Canadian friend, to Tyburn Convent, just a short way from Marble Arch,  where the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Monmatre live out a life of constant Adoration of the Holy Eucharist.  There I met some old friends including Philip Efans a reformation saint of Cardiff of a previous pilgrimage. The timing was all so appropriate I had just finished my first 9 Fridays. St…

Please pray for me. I start my Ignatian Retreat on Monday, if I pause and think for a minute, I'm feeling a bit gloomy about it. Thanks.

TCTM

Kate

Photo of the relic of the welsh reformation martyr preserved by the ADORERS OF THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS in Tyburn Convent, London

St John Roberts O S B born at Trawsfynydd, Merionethshire, was the first prior of St Gregory’s, Douai. He was sent upon the English Mission in December 1602, arriving in England in April 1603. He was probably the first monastic to enter England since the Reformation. He was executed at Tyburn on 10^th December…

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The Litany to the Forty English Martyrs 

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Lord have mercy…

20 years ago I read "Fr. Elijah" by Michael D O 'Brien. I thought that the Club of Rome was fiction and freemasonry was a fluffy teddy bear club for adult men - ho hum we grow wiser with age!

"...the Holy Spirit] is not so much interested in imparting information as implanting the tools of awareness"

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