FIUV International Federation Una Voce: THE SACRED TRIDUUM IN ENGLAND & WALES for Holy Week

Thursday, 2 April 2015

THE SACRED TRIDUUM IN ENGLAND & WALES for Holy Week

We are delighted to advertise the locations in England and Wales where the full ceremonies of Holy Week (Liturgy and Office) will be celebrated this year. For full listings of Masses over Easter, please see the website of the Latin Mass Society

Westminster Diocese

St Mary Moorfields, Eldon Street, LONDON EC2M 7LS
Wed 1 Apr (Spy Wednesday) Tenebrae 6.30pm
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Sung Mass 6.30pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Tenebrae 10.30am, Solemn Liturgy 5.30pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Tenebrae 10.30am, Sung Mass 4.00pm

Lancaster Diocese

St Walburge's Church, Weston Street, PRESTON PR2 2QE
Wed 1 Apr (Spy Wednesday) Tenebrae 9.00pm
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Sung Mass 6.00pm, Tenebrae 9.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Sung Liturgy 3.00pm, Tenebrae 9.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Sung Mass 9.00pm

Plymouth Diocese

Lanherne Convent, St Mawgan, Nr NEWQUAY, Cornwall TR8 4ER
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Tenebrae 10.00am, Sung Mass 5.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Tenebrae 10.00am, Sung Liturgy 3.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Tenebrae 10.00am, Sung Mass 10.00pm

Portsmouth Diocese

St William of York, Upper Redlands Road, READING RG1 5JT
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Tenebrae 10.00am, High Mass 7.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Tenebrae 10.00am, Solemn Liturgy 3.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Tenebrae 10.00am, High Mass 10.00pm

Shrewsbury Diocese

SS Peter & Paul and Philomena, Atherton Street, NEW BRIGHTON, Wallasey CH45 9LT
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Tenebrae 9.00am, Sung Mass 7.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Tenebrae 7.00am, Sung Liturgy 3.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Tenebrae 9.00am, Sung Mass 9.00pm

Southwark Diocese

St Augustine’s Church, St Augustine’s Road, RAMSGATE, Kent CT11 9PA
Wed 1 Apr (Spy Wednesday) Tenebrae 9.00pm
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Sung Mass 4.30pm, Tenebrae 9.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Solemn Liturgy 6.30pm, Tenebrae 9.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Sung Mass 5.00pm

In addition, the Sacred Triduum (but not including full office) will be celebrated at:

Brentwood Diocese

St Margaret's Convent Chapel, Bethell Avenue, CANNING TOWN, London E16 4JU
Thu 2 Apr (Maundy Thursday) Sung Mass 8.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Sung Liturgy 12.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Sung Mass 6.45pm

Leeds Diocese

Leeds University RC Chaplaincy, 5–7 St Mark’s Avenue, LEEDS LS2 9BN
Thu 2 Apr (Maundy Thursday) Low/Sung Mass 7.30pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Low/Sung Liturgy 3.00pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Low/Sung Mass 3.00pm

Southwark Diocese

St Bede’s, 58 Thornton Road, CLAPHAM PARK, London SW12 0LF
Wed 1 Apr (Spy Wednesday) Tenebrae 7.00pm
Thu 2 Apr (Holy Thursday) Sung Mass 6.00pm
Fri 3 Apr (Good Friday) Sung Liturgy 5.30pm
Sat 4 Apr (Easter Vigil) Sung Mass 7.30pm (at La Retraite RC Girls' School, Atkins Road, CLAPHAM PARK, London SW12 0AB)

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--- Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem, founding President of the International Una Voce Federation, New York 1970

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