Just after posting about the mass in Belfast, I picked up an email from sunny Wales! Fr Adrian Wiltshire will be singing Mass in the usus antiquior at St Peter's Church in Roath, Cardiff on Sunday 19 July at 3pm. Mass will be followed by a procession in honour of St John Lloyd & St Philip Evans, two of our Welsh Martyrs. St Peter's is the oldest Catholic Church in Cardiff and, as you can see from the photo, has a very fine interior.
Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen
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3 comments:
> St Peter's is the oldest Church in Cardiff
Well, the oldest Catholic Church in Cardiff. St John's beats it by about 600 years. Pedantry aside, thanks for the heads-up.
Oops! Corrected that now.
Hello Fr.
We've just discovered that Fr Wiltshire is shortly to be our new parish priest - he celebrates mass in the Tridentine rite?! My cup runneth over!
Wonderful, wonderful news!
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