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Events

Please see below for a selection of national,
international and local information. If you have any information
about traditional Catholic events, which would be suitable
for young adults please e-mail ps99ddb@yahoo.co.uk giving a
brief description of the nature of the activities involved.
National Events
YCA Retreat at Douai Abbey

During the weekend of the 10-12 September 2009.
Young Catholic Adults will be running a Traditional Retreat
at Douai Abbey, the retreat will be led by Juventutem Ecclesiastical
Assistant Fr de Malleray . The weekend will be full-board
Places are limited so please book early
* YCA will have half of the retreat centre to itself
* There will be a socials
* Fr. de Malleray FSSP head of Juventutem will preach the
retreat, Masses will be in the Extraordinary form.
Saturday 11th – Sunday 12th September (full
board)*
51 pounds full-board (except Sunday lunch)
25 pounds for students/low waged/unwaged (or whatever you
can afford)
Or to come for 3 days:- Friday 10th - Sunday 12th
September
102 pounds; 45 pounds for students/low waged/unwaged - (or
whatever you can afford)
*All costs are full board - apart from Sunday lunch
Come for the day
Or come for the day on Saturday 19th September
Suggested donation 5 pounds (extra for meals)
How to book - limited places so please reserve your
place early
To reserve your place FOR THE WEEKEND (no deposit needed
if you are coming for the day on Saturday 5th July), please
a 20 pound deposit (NON RETURNABLE) to Damian Barker, Flat
5, 12 St. Catherine Street, Kingsholm, Gloucester, Glos. GL2
9DU (please make any cheques payable to Damian Barker). For
enquiries ring 07908105787.
How to get there
Douai Abbey is situated 1 mile north of the A4 about half
way between Reading and Newbury in Berkshire.
The turn off the A4 is about 6 miles from M4 Junction 12.
By rail the nearest station is called MIDGHAM, but it is
actually in Woolhampton village.
To Walk
You will need to leave the station and head towards the centre
of Woolhampton village, when you reach the main road, turn
left and walk c. 50 yards until you reach the "The Falmouth
Arms"; turn right here, then walk up WOOLHAMPTON HILL
which is then signposted to Douai Abbey. Pass Elstree School
(right) and St Peter's Church (right) and on up to a T-junction.
Turn left past the Thatched Cottage (on left), and then after
800 yards is the DOUAI ABBEY Entrance. It takes about 15 mins
to walk from the station.
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From Reading on the A4:
At roundabout after dual carriageway, continue on A4 towards
Newbury for half a mile.
Turn right at sign to Douai Abbey (picture) up CODS HILL,
pass Sports Ground on left.
Pass Thatched Cottage (on left), after 100 metres pass St
Mary's Church (on right).
DOUAI ABBEY Entrance is a further 100 metres on the right.
After turning in, fork right for RECEPTION or left for PARKING.
From Newbury on the A4:
At Woolhampton village, on the left is "The Falmouth
Arms", very prominent.
Turn left here, up WOOLHAMPTON HILL which is signposted to
Douai Abbey (picture).
Pass Elstree School (right) and St Peter's Church (right)
and on up to a T-junction.
Turn left past the Thatched Cottage (on left), and in 200
metres is the DOUAI ABBEY Entrance.
After turning in, fork right for RECEPTION or left for PARKING.
(Also for those travelling by train, as trains do not run
from Midgham station on a Sunday, there will be lifts to Reading
Station).
FOR
A MAP OF HOW TO GET TO DOUAI CLICK HERE
International Events
Juventutem Events

Upcoming plans:YCA gathering in Douai
Abbey Berkshire , England: 10-12 Sept 2010
Paris-Chartres Pentecost Pilgrimage
in France

Juventutem Chapter
Chartres Pentecost Pilgrimage in France
21-23rd May 2010
Juventutem Chapter (18-30ish year
olds)
English speaking group open to all English
speakers from all over the world)
The Youth of Britain marched last year under the banner of
Juventutem. Fr Withoos, Madeleine Readings and Gregory Flash
inspired the enthusiastic youngsters on the muddy road to
Chartres.
For more information please contact:-
Francis & Julie Carey
Tel: 01494 729 223 e-mail - Chartres@duc-in-altum.co.uk
Local Events
YCA Local Groups
Cheltenham
(Gloucestershire)
New Joint Local
YCA Meeting
YCA are sponsoring the
catechetical materials of Cheltenham Catholic Adults. The
meeting takes place on the 2nd Tuesday of the month on the
1st floor of the Old Priory at St. Gregory's Church Cheltenham
Reading
Mass and Meal
Sunday 28th March 2010 @ 11am
This is a new event. We
will be going to Palm Sunday Mass at St. William of York in
Reading and then heading off to have a meal together.
Adress of St. William
of York:- ST. WILLIAM OF YORK CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Upper Redlands Road, Reading, Berks. RG1 5JT
Located next to St Joseph Convent School. Large free parish
car park next to St William Church.
Every Sunday: 11am Sung Mass (Low Mass monthly) preceded
and followed with Confessions
Every week day: email us to receive our weekly schedule: malleray@fssp.org.
London
18-35 Group run
by Brompton Oratory

Meeting for young adults 18-35 years, which
meets on the Thursday nearest the 20th of the month at 8pm
at St. Wilfrid's Hall at Brompton Oratory, Brompton Road,
London SW7 2RP.
For more information contact Fr. Rupert McHardy
at:- youngcatholics.oratory@gmail.com.
Or telephone 0207 808 0900. For information
on how to get to the Oratory click here.
Mass Times

The following regular Masses follow the 1962 Missal
Westminster
Every Sunday Low Mass 9.30 am St James Spanish
Place George St London W1
Every Sunday Low Mass 9.00 am The Oratory Brompton Rd London
SW7
Birmingham
Every Sunday Low Mass 8.00 am The Oratory Woodstock Rd Oxford
Every Sunday Low/Sung Mass 12.30 pm Cloister Chapel Birmingham
Oratory Hagley Rd Birmingham
Oxford
Every Sunday Low Mass 8.00 am The Oratory Woodstock
Rd Oxford
Every Sunday Low/Sung Mass 12.30 pm Cloister Chapel Birmingham
Oratory Hagley Rd Birmingham
Clifton

Ist Sundays of the month 3pm at Prinknash Abbey Cranham
Gloucester
Every Saturday Low Mass 11.00 am Prinknash Abbey Cranham Gloucester
For directions, please Click
Here
East Anglia
1st Sunday of month Low Mass 3.00 pm Our Lady
& St Joseph Chapel Lawshall Bury St Edmund's
2nd Sunday of month Low Mass 5.30 pm St Pancras Orwell Place
Ipswich Suffolk
Hexham & Newcastle
Every Sunday Low Mass 9.00 am St Mary Bernard
Castle Country Durham
Sung Mass 11.30 am St Dominic's Priory New Bridge St Newcastle
Low Mass 12.00 noon St Joseph High West St Gateshead
For those travelling to St Dominic's from a distance are
advised to tel 0191 232 5939.
Liverpool
Every Sunday Low/Sung Mass 3.00 pm St. Anthony
Scotland Rd Liverpool
Middlesborough
First Friday Low Mass 7.00 pm St Clare's Church
Brookfield Middlesborough
Northampton
Every Sunday Low Mass 10.30 am Our Lady of Perpetual
Succour Amersham Rd Chesham Bois Bucks
Every First Thursday Low Mass 7.30 pm Our Lady of Perpetual
Succour Amersham Rd Chesham Bois Bucks
Portsmouth
Every Sunday and Holy Day Low/Sung Mass 12.00
noon Christ the King Northumberland Ave Whitley Reading
First Saturday of the Month Sung Mass 11.30 am Christ the
King Northumberland Ave Whitley Reading
Salford
Every Sunday Low Mass 4.00
pm The Holy Name Oxford Rd Manchester
Southwark
Every Sunday Sung Mass 10.45
am St Bede's Thornton Rd London SW12
Mon to Fri Low Mass 7.00 am St Bede's Thornton Rd
London SW12
Every Sunday Low Mass 6.00 pm** St Thomas Aquinas
Ham Common Ham TW10
First Sunday's Low Mass 4.00 pm St. Mary Crown Lane Chislehurst
First Friday's Low Mass 6.30 pm St Mary Magdalen East Hill
Wandsworth SW18
1st Sunday of the month Low Mass 12.30 pm St Francis 126 Week
Street Maidstone ME14 1RH
2nd Sunday of the month Low Mass 12.00 noon St Simon Brookfield
Road Ashford South TN23 4UE
3rd Sunday of the month Low Mass 12.30 pm St Andrews 47 Ashford
Road Tenterden TN30 4LL
4th Sunday of the month (Vigil) Low Mass 6.00 pm (on Saturday
evening) St Thomas Canterbury Becket Court Station Road Headcorn
TN23 4EU
5th Sunday of the month Low Mass 12.00 noon St Simon Brookfield
Road Ashford South TN23 4UE
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