On Saturday, 15 November at St James’s Church, Spanish
Place, London at 11:30 am a Sacrament of Confirmation in Traditional Rite and
Pontifical Benediction was conferred by Rt Rev John Arnold, Auxiliary Bishop of
Westminster. There were twenty four candidates,
most of them young people. During his
address to the candidates the Bishop stressed that this was not the end of the
journey but the start of a new life filled with the Holy Spirit.
After the service there was a get together in the Church
Hall for the candidates and their families and friends with lunch
provided. The Bishop gathered the newly
confirmed together and cut a large celebratory cake.
Lottie Harvey-Craig from the parish of Woodchester in the
Clifton Diocese was one of the candidates. Lottie has attended the Latin Masses at Dursley on a regular basis for a number of years and has benefited greatly from the spiritual guidance given to her by Fr Alex Redman.
Amongst her family and friends was Carrie Stribbling who at the tender young age of 100 had travelled with her son, Mike, to see Lottie confirmed. Carrie who was a 100 on 19 October is Woodchester born and bred but moved to Nympsfield upon marriage.
Amongst her family and friends was Carrie Stribbling who at the tender young age of 100 had travelled with her son, Mike, to see Lottie confirmed. Carrie who was a 100 on 19 October is Woodchester born and bred but moved to Nympsfield upon marriage.
Photo taken by Mike Lord |
Photo taken by Mike Lord |
Lemon Drizzle cake made by the sister of Sara Harvey-Craig |
Lottie with Carrie |
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