Posted on 05/01/2008 9:59:50 AM PDT by Pandora the Great
Feast of St Joseph, Patron Saint of men, fathers, and the Church Universal and First Friday High Mass
Schola Amicorum will Chant the Propers Celebrant Fr Agustin Anda
UNA VOCE New England, the Holy Name Society (HT), and St Columkille Parish, Brighton invite all to First Friday Mass, on May 2, 2008, 7:00pm, celebrating St Joseph. The Mass will be in the language of the Church Universal, Latin, and according to the ancient Tridentine Rubrics.
Reaquaint yourselves with your Catholic Heritage, in a reverent, spiritual, and traditional Mass and devotion to St Joseph. Traditional Catholic music, Gregorian Chant, and the Mass of the Ages – the Mass of ALL the Church
ST. JOSEPH portrays the ideal man in whom every man, woman and child can place the fullest confidence and trust. God chose him to be the spouse of the Blessed Mother and foster-father of the Word made Flesh. He is the model of single men and married men; he is the guardian of virgins, the protector of children, safeguard of families, consolation of the poor, patron of the dying, defender of the Church, model of the Christian workman
Saint Columbkille's Parish 321 Market Street Brighton, Massachusetts 02135 617-782-5774
From Saint Columbkille’s Church Cross Streets: Between Arlington St/Sparhawk St and Mapleton St Going North on Market Street connects to Western Avenue and also Soldiers Field Road two major east and west highways. Going South on Market Street connects to Brighton Center and Washington Street. Washington Street going east becomes Cambridge Street which leads to the Massachusetts Turnpike.
LARGE PARISH PARKING LOT NEXT TO CHURCH
First Friday 7:00 Latin Masses at St Columbkille May 2 - St Joseph. 1st class June 6 - Votive Mass of the Immaculate Heart of the BVM
First Friday ping
I unfortunately can’t do St. Columkille’s, but I’d be interested in knowing how it’s doing! Is it drawing more people than it started with?
This is an unusual year—Easter was the earliest it has been since 1913, and now First Friday is falling on a Thursday. I don’t remember that happening before.
The feast is moved to Friday as Today is a Holy Day.
It depends on where you live. In some dioceses the feast of the Ascension has been moved to next Sunday and today is the feast of St. Joseph the Workman. This is the first time since 1913 that Ascension Thursday has fallen on May 1.
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