Right, I think I've got this right, any members who know better may correct me if I'm wrong:

Fr Webber will be moving from London up to Preston, to join Fr King and Fr Wingerden.

Fr Summers will be joining the school.
Fr Kurtz is going to Wanganui, New Zealand.
Fr Brucciani is going to India.

Fr Sherry, a newly ordained priest, will be joining Wimbledon.

Is that right?

Clare.

I have just read the July newsletter, Clare. This all seems correct. Brother Hyacinth is going back to the Philippines. Fr. Summers is actually coming to the district this month rather than August. There will only be 2 priests at the school from now on - Fr. Summers & Fr. Holden.

Fr. Webber will be greatly missed in the South. He is certainly an answer to prayers in the North, but please pray for him. The situation in the North being what it is, Father is certainly going to need our prayers!

Perhaps the faithful in the North will be able to view the "9/11 Mysteries" film? Somehow, I doubt it!

Who will come to Scandinavia, then?

It's usually a London-based priest, I think.

Might be Fr McLaughlin or the new priest Fr Sherry. I doubt it'd be Fr Morgan. My money's on Fr McLaughlin! I'll pop over to the bookies first thing tomorrow!

Clare.

Don't worry Varus, Fr. Webber will still be responsible for the Scandinavian mission.

I've saved you the trouble of a journey, and a hefty loss, so some reward would be appropriate, I think.

So now you owe me about fifty quid. :sm:

Michael owes me his Swiss Bank account details for sending Fr. W. his way :sm: :sm:
http://z10.invisionfree.com/Ignis_Ardens/i...dpost&p=8809210

And Colleen owes me several thousand pounds for book and CD sale commissions :sm: :sm: :sm:

Will I get any of it?
:wah:

Crypto-Capitalist!

Clare.

Less of the "crypto", if you don't mind, young lady.

I thought my newly aquired reputation as a Communist was going to stick for a while but more thoughtful folk have obviously seen through the disguise.

No doubt all these details have been noted by the taxman :wh:

Ah, but PoG...I know you believe to St. Matthew when he said:

"Lay not up to yourselves treasures on earth: where the rust, and moth consume, and where thieves break through and steal. But lay up to yourselves treasures in heaven: where neither the rust nor moth doth consume, and where thieves do not break through, nor steal. For where thy treasure is, there is thy heart also."
St. Matthew 6:19-21

:P :wh: :pray:

A good point, hyper!

An even better point, Colleen, and I believe it. So just to be on the safe side, when the taxman asks I'll give him hyper's name, return your cash, keep Clare's (it's only fifty pounds) and give the millions I cleared out of Michael's Swiss account in alms (and he'll be up in arms!) ;)

Late news:

Fr Matthew Clifton (who had been Prior in the north until last year, and has been on a sabbatical) will be going to St Mary's, Kansas.

Clare.

So that is why the chap from the Inland Revenue called. After he heard my story he gave me a fiver and left in tears. :wh: :rofl:

Two bits of 'old' news that haven't been mentioned yet.

Reverend Mr. Håkan Lindström will be spending much of his final seminary year gaining practical missionary experience by helping out at St. Michael's school.

The jumble sale at St. Joseph's in London last week raised three hundred and seventy five pounds which will be given to the Fraternity's mission in Rhodesia.

I hope this money is not converted into the currency of the country; it will lose value very quickly. :sm:

Saint Ignatius Loyola said the human heart is like the altar of our soul. Whatever we hold most dear to us would be what we come to worship as our god. If we desire wealth, power, fame, or comfort in this life...that becomes for us, our god. Through the Blessed Virgin Mary's intercession and Holy Mother Church, I have found it most helpful to strive with all my might ( weak as I am ) to hold the Sacred Heart of Jesus along with the Immaculate Heart of Mary as equally placed upon the " altar " of my heart: while seeing both of their hearts enflamed with love. It helps to drive away Satan and the powers of darkness...and all sin is darkness. Peace to you and yours.

wow,you met bro Hyacinth? I was in the novitiate in the Philippines for a week and I have met the brothers including some of the preseminarians...in the philippines

I've had him over to dinner! :) Must have been 18 months ago, I reckon.

cool,,,you met him before i met him.... thats nice/... i met him last holy week when we are invited to visit the novitiate and spend the holy week there..

Us too! Fr. W sneaked him in at the last minute I think :lol:

He was at the SSPX school here for one or two years, Piojunbabia, so many of the British faithful will have met him one time or another :) He's a very hard-working, cheerful chap.

Yes, that's how he was smuggled in to our place as well! I think it may have happened a couple of times.

Oh, he must be famous....I will tell you this fact, the first time I saw him, he was too familiar and I really believed that I met him somewhere, so in the dinning table, I was seated in front of him, and I asked him if he ever been to my place... he said he never been, so I felt kinda weird coz I really think i met him somewhere...

...I remember going on an end-of-the-year treat: a trip Fr. Holden took the boys on, paintballing (rather fun!), and Br. Hyacinth came with us! He definitely won the Rambo-for-the-day award!

All change again in the next few months!

Fr McLaughlin will be prior in Scotland, aided and abetted by Fr Sherry. Lucky Scotland!

Fr Boyle and Fr Webber are off to Canada. Lucky Canada!

Fr Clifton is coming back to be prior in London! Yay!

And there are other changes too, but the above are the ones that stuck in my mind. :)

I'm confused- I thought Fr. Webber was off elsewhere!

So who will be in charge of Bristol, and will the North get another priest?

I want to know about my patch! :protest: :bawl: Please :D

I have the newsletter to hand now:

Fr Boyle is off to Calgary, and will be replaced in Bristol by Fr Paul Kimball.

Fr Webber is off to Toronto.

Frs McLaughlin and Sherry are assigned to the new priory in Carluke, Scotland.

Fr Clifton is coming back to be prior in Wimbledon.

Fr Hakan Lindstrom, newly ordained, is also joining the Wimbledon posse!

Brother Lawrence will join Frs King and Wingerden in Preston.

Fr Morgan is stuck with us lot for another six years!

Thanks Clare!

Fr. Kimbal- that rings a bell. He's American, I think there's a Kimbal clan over at St. Mary's? I wonder if he's one of them.

Great that Fr. Clifton's coming back! :D And that we keep Fr. Morgan! Shame about the others leaving, though. Bristol will be really strange without the wonderful Fr. Boyle!

But Preston STILL haven't got a third priest. I guess with the Scottish Masses being taken care of at least some of the pressure is off them .

Yes, now Preston and Scotland will have four priests between them, instead of three.

Though, I'm sad that the south is losing Frs McLaughlin and Sherry. Both of them have brought my dad the sacraments at home.

Good point, I hadn't thought of it like that. I wonder who will do the Scandanavian mission from now on? Is the Swedish Fr. going to be posted there I wonder?

It is a shame for you about the two London priests being moved :(

We had Fr. Francis Gallagher today for Holy Mass.

From the July, 2009, newsletter.
http://www.sspx.co.uk/USERIMAGES/July%202009.pdf

On the offchance that any members or lurkers might be considering going to the SSPX Mass in Brighton tomorrow, I've just heard on the grapevine that there won't be one. I expect it has something to do with :snow:

canceling my flight right now!

Some changes announced in the October 2010 newsletter:

The recently ordained Fr. Sandmark is based at Bristol, of course, which somehow missed being noted on this thread after his ordination in June.

The latest changes are as follows:

Fr. Morgan will, in the short to medium term, take charge of affairs in Ireland on top of his duties as District Superior in Britain.

Fr. Sherry has been appointed as prior for Athlone and will be joined there by another Irish priest, Fr. Francis Gallagher.

Fr. Fabrice Loschi, who was previously prior in Athone, will be helping at the priory in Carluke until Fr. Mauro Tranquillo arrives there to take up his new position in Scotland. Fr. Loschi, will then replace Don Tranquillo in Rimini, Italy, for the time being.

A suitable property has been purchased by SSPX on the island of Stronsay where Fr. Nicholas Mary, CSSR, and Br. Gerard Mary, CSSR, will be based to consolidate and expand the apostolate in the Orkneys and northern Scotland.

The Scandinavian apostolate has been extended to a block of 10 days every month and will primarily be the responsibility of Fr. Lindstrom, who will travel from London, with the occasional visit of Fr. Sandmark, who will travel from Bristol.

A warm welcome to all of our new priests, and a fond farewell, sincere thanks and godspeed to Fr. Loschi, and to Fr. David Nichols who was based in Athlone and who will now take up a new appointment in Orlando, Florida, USA.

Why aren't there enough SSPX priest sent to the Philippines? .sigh.

Where is Fr. Angles?

He has been appointed by + Fellay as the Society's official judicial counsellor. He will remain in Dun Laoghaire, and will depend on Menzingen.

You mean he has been pensioned off to look after his butterfly collection?

I take it that he has not been a loyal Fellayite?





JMJ

Let's stop speculating please! :pl:

Oh for goodness sake, you don't know what you're taking about!! :rolleyes:

Hear, hear!