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St Joseph's Hospice: £2,000

October 4, 2018, 3:21 am
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Following the annual Investiture Mass last Saturday, 
our newly installed Grand Prior, H.E. Chev. Anthony Dickinson,
presented a cheque to Mr Mike Parr, Chief Executive of
  St Joseph's Hospice Association.
We have raised £2,000 in recent months for the Hospice. 
The Archbishop of Liverpool, Malcolm McMahon, 
encouraged us to support this Hospice in his diocese, 
which was founded in 1962 by Father Francis O’Leary.
We have been very happy to follow the Archbishop's suggestion 
and hope to continue to build up our association with Jospice,
caring for those in need in the heart of the Archdiocese of Liverpool.


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Requiem Mass 2018

October 30, 2018, 10:05 am
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An invitation to our annual Requiem Mass open to all.

Saturday 10th November

12 noon

Church of St Thomas of Canterbury 
and the English Martyrs

18 Garstang Rd, Preston PR1 1NA

Music: Fauré's Requiem

Tea & coffee served afterwards.



High Mass offered for deceased Members and Friends of the Order of St Lazarus

and this year, 

the day before the 100th Anniversary of the ending of the First World War,

also for those who have fallen in war.


With thanks to the Canons of the 
Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest for their kind hospitality.






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Fauré Requiem performance

November 6, 2018, 10:08 am
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For lovers of beautiful music, there is an opportunity in Preston 
to hear Faure's Requiem Mass setting 
this coming 

Saturday 10th November 
12 noon
at
the Church of the English Martyrs
18 Garstang Road
PR1 1NA

 But not just any performance. 
Hear it in its original intended context -
- that of the ancient Latin Mass.


Faure's impetus for composing the work is thought to have been the death of his father in 1885, 
and his mother's death two years later, on New Year's Eve1887. 
The first version was performed on 16 January 1888 
for the funeral of his friend, Joseph Lesoufaché, an architect, at La Madeleine, Paris.

The Madelaine Church in Paris.
The composer said of the work: 
"It has been said that my Requiem does not express the fear of death and someone has called it a lullaby of death. But it is thus that I see death: as a happy deliverance, an aspiration towards happiness above, rather than as a painful experience."
 "Everything I managed to entertain by way of religious illusion I put into my Requiem, which moreover is dominated from beginning to end by a very human feeling of faith in eternal rest."
In 1924 the Requiem, in its full orchestral version, was performed at Fauré's own funeral. 

English Martyrs Church 
where the Octavius Choir will sing Faure's Requiem Mass 
to the accompaniment of the fine pipe organ in the church.
Entry is free but a collection will be taken up.


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Vigil for Investiture 2018

November 10, 2018, 7:31 am
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 Members and friends of the Grand Priory of Great Britain 
gathered recently in Lancashire in the historic setting of Samlesbury Hall 
to prepare new members for reception into the Order.

 We were honoured once again with the presence of our Grand Master from the Czech Republic, 
HE Jan Count Dobrzenský z Dobrzenicz
and also, as the representative of Her Majesty the Queen in the County, 
the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire, Col. Alan Jolley 
and his wife, Mary.

 As well as the five new members preparing to be received into the Order, 
there were also four young men being received as Esquires.

 The Chaplain General For Great Britain leads the Vigil Service.

We were delighted to welcome so many guests and members.

The Grand Master. 

 The Esquires make their promises.

 


Finally, after the Service, the postulants hear the Marshal instruct them as soldiers of Christ,
our unseen Captain.


OUR BATTLE is with the sword. 
It is a battle not against flesh and blood, but against the evils of this world, 
and against the temptations of the prince of darkness.
  
The Marshal inverts the sword, gripping its blade so that the Cross-shaped hilt is exposed and says :
  
This battleis under the sign of the Cross. May no other battle divide mankind.
  
Returning the sword to its up-right position, he says;
Postulants, behold the sword! Remember always its double significance of both Cross and Arms. Use it to defend what is right and good, and to fight what is wrong and evil, to the greater glory of God, the benefit of those in need, the honour of the Order, and the furthering of your own salvation! 

ATAVIS ET ARMIS



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Charity Dinner at Salmesbury Hall

November 12, 2018, 3:53 am
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Following the Vigil Service this year the Grand Priory held a Charity Dinner
in the presence of the Grand Master, HE Jan Count Dobrzenský z Dobrzenicz.
We were pleased to welcome Col. Alan Jolley, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire 
and his wife Mary among our guests.
Seen here also, Fr Armaund de Mallery FSSP, 
Rector of St Mary's Shrine in Warrington.

Chev. Anthony Dickinson, 
on the eve of his installation as the new Grand Prior of Great Britain.


The fine Hall at Samlesburywas built in 1325 by Gilbert de Southworth and was the primary home of the Southworth family until the early 17th century.  The Martyr, St John Southworth (whose body now lies in Westminster Cathedral lived here) lived here .



 


Members kindly donated some fine gifts for a prize draw.
Thanks to some of our new Esquires who did the hard work of selling the tickets.
We raised £700 to add to the evening's total for our Charities.
Thank you everyone.



A cheque for £200 was presented to the Deputy Lord Lieutenant for BLESMA,
One of the charities the Grand Priory supports here in the UK.

During the evening we were treated to some extraordinarily entertaining renditions of various
Noel Coward songs by Ailsa Mainwaring (with David Scot-Thomas at the piano).


A selection of photographs depicting the evening 
with some of our many members and guests.






  
































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Investiture Grand Priory of Grand Britain 2018

November 14, 2018, 3:35 am
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Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, 
The Rt Hon The Lord Shuttleworth was among the distinguished guests who gathered for our Investiture of new members this year in Preston.
Pictured here with our Grand Master.

Members and friends packed into the beautiful church of St Thomas of Canterbury and the English Martyrs in Preston, Lancashire, for Solemn High Mass and the Investiture,
including the formal appointment of Chev. Anthony Dickinson as our new Grand Prior.

Entering in procession:
The Grand Master.

 Lord and Lady Shuttleworth.


Members of the Grand Priory of Great Britain





 Chev. Anthony Dickinson,
our new Grand Prior.


Flags carried by our new Esquires.



Sister Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus, came from the local Convent 
to attend and to sing most beautifully at the Mass.





With the Grand Master at prie-dieux on the sanctuary, 
clergy and members of the Institute of Christ the King, 
who have care of shrine of the English Martyrs and were very welcoming 
and generous hosts to the Order.

 The Grand Master proclaims the Investiture open.

 The Chaplain General of Great Britain blesses the insignia.

 Chev. Anthony Dickinson is invested in the Office of Grand Prior of Great Britain.

 With the Chain of Office.

 With the sword.

 With the Banner of Great Britain.

 Receiving hearty congratulations for the Grand Master.

 Some of our new Consoeurs and Confréres being welcomed into the Order.







 Amongst other promotions, 
two of our members were raised to the rank of Knight 
and one to Dame.



 Some of the members after the Investiture
with Lord and Lady Shuttleworth 
and the Mayor of Preston
Councillor Trevor Hart.


 Some of the altar servers 
along with the Sister Adorers of the Riyal Heart of Jesus.



 Here we are proclaiming the Order's motto
ATAVIS ET ARMIS!


The Grand Prior presented a cheque to Mr Mike Parr, Chief Executive of St Joseph's Hospice.
The Hospice is one of the charities the Grand Priory is supporting 
in liaison with Archbishop Malcolm McMahon.
 
The Mayor of Preston, Trevor Hart.
The Grand Priory also made a donation to the fund for the Mayor's Charities.


Following - a whole host of people congratulating our new Grand Prior, Anthony Dickinson.






















 









 
Our thanks to St John's Ambulance members
in attendance in case of emergencies,
of which, thankfully, there were none.
  




AD MULTOS ANNOS!
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High Mass for the Investiture

November 14, 2018, 12:57 pm
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As always with an Investiture, we celebrated Mass to call down God's grace upon us and our work.
Most especially on our new members, our new Grand Prior and those being promoted.
This year it was the Feast of St Michael the Archangel.
As the leader of the Heavenly armies, a very appropriate Feast  for the Order.

 Mass was celebrated in the church of St Thomas and the English Martyrs in Preston.

 Huge thanks go to the Canons of the Institute of Christ the King,
who administer the church there as a shrine and pilgrimage site 
honouring the English Martyrs,
who gave their lives for the Faith.

 The music was performed with great aplomb by the Octavius Singers 
and Mr David Scott-Thomas at the fine organ in the church.
Celebrating the Traditional Form of the Roman Rite.

 The Sister Adorers of the Royal Heart of Jesus from Preston also sang the chant.
It was absolutely beautiful.

 The stunning church was designed by E.W. Pugin and completed in 1888.

 English Martyrs Church is built on the site of an area that used to be called Gallows Hill. It received that name after theBattle of Prestonof the Jacobite rising of 1715.After the government overcame the rebel army, it was on Gallows Hill that the rebel prisoners were executed. On the 5 January 1715, it was recorded that sixteen rebels 'were hanged upon Gallows Hill, for high treason and conspiracy.'

 Thank you also to Deacon Ryan from the USA 
and the altar servers who were drawn from St Catherine's parish 
from the Institute parishes in Preston
and from friends of the Order.

 Fr Leo Daley (Archdiocese of Liverpool) preached the sermon.



Our new Esquires took part, 
assisting as sidesmen, taking up the collection and carrying the banners.
 







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Roman Pilgrimage

November 16, 2018, 5:48 am
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 A number of members of the Grand Priory of Great Britain took part in a pilgrimage to Rome recently, as part of a larger group from the parish of the Chaplain General for Great Britain. Fifty one of us altogether. One of the highlights was Mass in St Peter's Basilica, very early in the morning, as you can see from the photograph above. Fr Simon celebrated Mass for the pilgrims at the altar of St Margaret Mary, the great devotee of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

 
Our Grand Prior, H E Chev. Anthony Dickinson read the Epistle.
 





Singing the Salve Regina at the end of Mass. 

 Among those on the pilgrimage, four of our new Esquires, who are all students at Chavagnes International College, where Order Chaplain Fr Mark Lawler has the care of souls.

 Our other venue for Mass was right next to our hotel in the gem of a church, San Salvatore. It is part of the Pallotine Fathers House and the body of St Vincent Pallotti is enshrined under the high altar in a "basilica" arrangement. We were made very welcome there and celebrated Mass each morning with ease.

 There were four Chaplains from the Grand Priory of Great Britain,
assisted at Mass by some of our new Esquires as servers.











Some of the Grand Priory members in the church.


Grand Prior, HE Anthony Dickinson

Thanks to HE Chev Matthew Jackson, who took most of the photographs.

Chaplains Tapparo and Charlton
(Diocese of Birmingham and Middlesbrough, respectively).

 
 A Roman Dome


No introduction need to this well-known face!
A far cry from the weather in Scotland!

Grand Prior and Hospitaller in conversation.

Father's straw Saturno was quite a talking point but proved a very efficient way of the group recognizing where they were heading among the Roman crowds.

Due to Father's training in Rome, we were never lost!

 Chaplains and our Esquire from Switzerland.

Father's hat proved popular elsewhere.

 For any Order chaplains reading this. Mr Gamarelli makes a fine green piped cassock.


 A welcome rest.

 An even more welcome rest.
In the courtyard of our hotel, the Ponte Sisto. 
Very centrally located in the heart of Rome.




 Two of our Esquires on the Ponte Sant Angelo' Angelo.

 Deciding on a pizza or visiting another church... hmmm?

 The Esquires assisting one of the pilgrims in his wheelchair.


 Chev Danny Lawler and Dame Margaret Lawler

Only in the Order of St Lazarus do the Esquires drink champagne!

Received into the Order this year, Mt Jeff Jackson, pictured here with his wife.

Companions of the Order, Brian and Margarita, who hail from Yorkshire.






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Chaplain's visit to Bristol University

December 8, 2018, 9:41 am
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Our Chaplain General, Fr Simon Henry, paid a visit to the Catholic Chaplaincy at the University of Bristol this week, attending a lovely sung Mass in the Chaplaincy Chapel for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. 
The invitation came from University Chaplain Fr Rupert Allen.

Raising the Order's profile, particularly among young people is one of the aims of our newly installed Grand Prior, HE Chev. Anthony Dickinson, to make sure that the Order will have a flourishing future here in Great Britain.
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Carol Concert

December 17, 2018, 8:12 am
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Just a reminder that our Carol Concert is this coming Saturday. Always a fantastic event. We have raised thousands at this event over the last five years which has been sent to Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith of SUROL, the leprosy charity of which he is the patron. Let's make this another great year!


Carol Concert


Free Entry
A collection for the work of SUROL
(those affected by leprosy in Sri Lanka)
will take place
 Mince pies & Mulled wine to follow
 at
 St Catherine’s Church
Stanifield Lane      Farington   PR25 4QG

 Saturday 22ndDecember
7.30pm 

  www.surol.org    

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Historic Orléans and Boigny Meeting with Bishop Blacquart

December 19, 2018, 3:26 am
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Three members of the Grand Priory of Great Britain joined our confreres and consouers in France for an historic meeting, as the Bishop of Orléans recognized the Order as an Association of the Faithful in his Diocese.

An Investiture was held in the Polish Church of Saint Joseph, in the shadow of Orléans Cathedral, in the presence of HRH. Prince Charles-Philippe d' Orléans on Friday 14th December, with Mass the next day in nearby Boigny celebrated by the Bishop of Orléans.


 A new Knight is created.



 Chanting the final Anthem to Our Blessed Lady.



 Chaplains and members of the Order with Prince Charles-Phillippe.

H.E. Damien Van Bellingham with Chev. Pierre Piccinin da Prata
standing in front of the relic of St Lazarus.

 Outside St Joseph's Chapel, which nestles just behind Orléans Cathedral.

 Dinner in the centre of Orléans followed.





 On the Saturday, members and friends gathered in the Church of St Pierre es Liens in Boigny, part of the first lands bequested to the Order after we left the Holy Land. The Bishop of Orléans, Mgr Jaccques Blaquart celebrated the Mass, along with French Chaplains, in the historic church, which bears the St Lazarus cross in many of its decorations.





 A splendid lunch followed in with Bishop Blacquart and HRH Prince Charles-Philippe, pictured here with British Chaplains Fr Mark Lawler and Chaplain to the Grand Magistry, Fr Simon Henry.



 
H.E. Chev. Matthew Jackson along with the two British Chaplains represented the Grand Priory of Great Britain with thanks for the very warm welcome by our brothers and sisters of the Order.




PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF 
David Nivière.
With thanks.

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Carol Concert 2018

December 25, 2018, 2:34 am
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Our Carol Concert this year took place last Saturday 
at the Chaplain General's church of 
St Catherine Labouré in Lancashire.

As ever, the Octavius Choir put on a splendid performance.

It's interesting to look back and see how the evening has grown over the years. The second year we arranged the concert can be seen here in 2012
with just four singers.

Though the generosity of parishioners and benefactors has remained consistent and unwavering.

This year, raising £1,500.

Bringing the total for these concerts to £31,500.

Thank you everyone!

The church was packed this year. Pretty much every seat taken. 
A testimony to the quality of the music.



A big THANK YOU to the members of "Octavius", 
who give their time and talents freely 
to support the Order's good work.

Fr Mark Lawler reads Chestereton's poem
"Gloria in Profundis"

Glory to God in the Lowest
The spout of the stars in spate-
Where thunderbolt thinks to be slowest
And the lightning fears to be late:
As men dive for sunken gem
Pursuing, we hunt and hound it,
The fallen star has found it
In the cavern of Bethlehem.


Members of the Coir also performed pieces with a Christmas message, including:

"Voices in the Mist" by Alfred Lord Tennyson

and

"King John's Christmas" by A A Milne




The singers were accompanied on organ, piano and on violin this year!


Davis Scott-Thomas is the is the Musical Director of Octavius, 
who generally sing liturgical music in its proper setting - 
that of liturgical worship.


Two Chaplains in wrapt attention!

Caught in mid-flow, our Grand Prior, Anthony Dickinson sings with Octavius and it is under his inspiration that the Concert has flourished over the past eight years.

The Chaplain General offers a vote of thanks 
- and appeals for generosity!


After the Concert, we crowded in for a good helping of mulled wine and mince pies.




Our focus for the evening is SUROL 
a charity in Sri Lanka, whose Patron is Malcolm, Cardinal Ranjith.
They work assisting all those, of any faith or background, who are affected by leprosy.

Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith is presented with the Order of Merit of St Lazarus in 2014.


And with thanks to all those who contributed in any way,
a reminder of those who benefit from your generosity.





You can find SUROL on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/SurolSriLanka/


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Requiescat in pace Countess Diana

December 31, 2018, 2:49 am
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The funeral of the 

Comtesse Diana

takes place this Friday near Paris.

The Holy Sacrifice for the Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul 
by the Chaplain General of Great Britain at 9.30 am on Friday
at the Church of St Catherine Labouré, Leyland, Lancashire.
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Charity Burns Night 2019

January 14, 2019, 2:59 am
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We are planning to celebrate Burns’ Night again this coming year - for practical reasons, a little after the actual date -
ours will take place on Friday 15th February
starting at 7.30pm. 

This has been an excellent evening over past years with all the traditional Scottish ceremony and traditions associated with the evening - though you don’t need to be Scots to come along!  
Tickets are just £25 per head 
which is terrific value considering all you get.

The event is to raise Charitable Funds, so come along and support it whilst having a great evening’s fun.

Have a look at last year's festivities by clicking here.


OUR EVENING...

Traditional  Piping in o’ the Haggis.
A Tartan sash for each of the Ladies.
 A cocktail on arrival.
Three-course traditional Burns’ Night Fare consisting of:
Scotch Broth
Haggis wi’ Bashit Neeps & Champit Tatties
Pudding of Clootie Dumpling.
Wine with the meal.

  Whisky for the various toasts
 The address to the Haggis
 The Toast to the Lassies
  The Reply from the Lassies
“Entertainments” in song & verse in keeping with the evening. 
Tickets available from Fr Simon Henry at St Catherine's
or via the Secretary, Chev. Anthony Dickinson. 

Everyone welcome.
Kilts optional!








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Henri d'Orléans. Requiscat in pace.

January 21, 2019, 6:29 am
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The death was announced today of Henri Philippe Pierre Marie d'Orléans,
Henri d'Orléans, Count of Paris, Duke of France.

The Grand Prior of Great Britain and all the members of the Grand Priory of Great Britain extend their condolences to his family and offer their prayers for the repose of his soul.

Requiescat in Pace.


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Congratulations to Bishop Robert Byrne

February 4, 2019, 3:38 am
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Congratulations to Bishop Robert Byrne. 
It is announced that he will move from being Auxiliary Bishop in Birmingham to become Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle. 

We offer our prayers for his ministry 
in a the great diocese of St Cuthbert and St Aidan. 

Picture above, celebrating Mass for the Grand Priory of Great Britain at the Oratory in Manchester.

Bishop Byrne with the Grand Master and our own Chev. Liam Hackett.


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Charity Burns' Night Supper

February 19, 2019, 12:09 am
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Once again this year the Grand Priory kept a Scottish themed evening, raising funds for SUROL
our charity in Sri Lanka (under the patronage of Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith)
which assists those affected by leprosy.

Pictured above are three of our newest members who eschewed the usual type of dressing up aprons to soldier away in the kitchen, serving up the traditional fare of Haggis with Neeps and Tatties.
Active members prepared to role their sleeves up are a great asset to the Grand Priory and its work.

The evening was hosted by our Grand Prior, Chev. Anthony Dickinson (centre)
here sharing a joke with the Much Honoured Baron of Horsbrugh, Michael Chenery


The evening has so far raised about £400 for SUROL.

Chancellor HE Matthew Jackson raises a toast with a whisky filled quaich.












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Investiture for 2019

March 6, 2019, 2:52 am
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The Grand Prior of Great Britain, His Excellency Anthony Dickinson, cordially invites all members of the noble Order, Companions, their families and guests to meet in the County of Lancashire on 12th and 13th July 2019 for the Annual Investiture of new members and the granting of promotions.

On the Friday we will gather for prayer in the Church of St John the Evangelist, Burscough. Following the Vigil the Grand Prior will host a Charity Dinner in the Orangery at Briar’s Hall. 

On Saturday we gather once again at the Church of St John the Evangelist for Solemn High Mass celebrated by the Chaplain General and for the Investiture. 

Mass is followed by a Reception  on the lawns of Burscough House.

Guests are most welcome to attend any and all events. Members should receive the official details very shortly. Non-members are most welcome to attend. Please contact any member of the Order.

 
The Church was built in 1793 and partly disguised with false windows making it look like a grand Manor House. Hence the presbytery’s designation as “Burscough Hall”. This was to keep a low profile at a time when Catholicism was still censured by law. It was extended with a bell tower and porch in the early twentieth century. Much of the land as you drive up the private Road of Chapel Lane once belonged to the church, which still includes a school, cemetery and fields stretching down to Abbey Brook.


 
There has been a house on the site since the 16th century but the present building dates mainly from a rebuilding of 1745 for the Ashton family.  It consists of a three storey three bay house with lower and later wings to either side; the larger right-hand wing and the porch and bay window on the end elevation to the left represent the extensions made for John Ainscough after he bought the estate in 1902.  The house has been a hotel since 1970. Beautifully located in 5 acres of mature gardens and woodland. It offers olden charm with modern comfort and service.



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Fr Milan Badal. Requiescat in pace.

March 25, 2019, 4:02 am
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Sad news that Fr Milan Norbert Badal died yesterday aged just 62. A  Chaplain to the Order, he was also personal secretary to our Chaplain General, the Cardinal Archbishop of Prague, Dominika Duka, assisting particularly with media related issues.

Between 2003 and 2009, Milan Badal served as vice-president of the Czech television Council. Between 2015 and 2016 he was deputy chairman Of the Czech Radio Council.
From 1996 to 2003 he served as editor-In-chief of the Catholic weekly newspaper.

He was Born in the town of Opočno in eastern Bohemia, 15. August 1956. He graduated from the philosophical Faculty of Charles University in Prague.

He was parish priest to a parish on the outskirts of Prague at Hostivice.

He was a writer, publishing mainly with Sursum Publishing and was a contributor to the Christian Internet magazine Christnet.cz. He also published a recipe book of traditional Czech dishes.




Fr Milan last visited the UK on holiday in 2016, where the Chaplin Fr Simon Henry got him to try a pint of good northern bitter. The photo above shows that this was not a successful experiment.

Fr Badal in procession in Prague at the Navalis Festival.

He was a most kind and gentle priest.
May God give him the reward of his labours.

Requiescat in pace.

In paradisum deducant angeli
In tuo adventu suscipiant te martyres
Et perducant te
In civitatem sanctam Jerusalem
Chorus angelorum te suscipiat
Et cum Lazaro, quondam paupere
Aeternam habeas requiem


 





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USA Investiture in New Orleans

March 26, 2019, 1:31 am
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The Grand Priory of the USA recently held its annual Investiture in New Orleans in the splendid church of St Mary, the Chapel of the Old Ursuline Convent built in 1845.
Cadetes formed an honour guard for the procession as new members were admitted and promotions awarded.

Some of the Chaplains of the USA with Prince Charles-Philippe de Orléans and Princess Clotilde.
Also pictured, British Chaplain General and Chaplain to the Governing Council, Fr Henry.




A side chapel in the church is dedicated to St Lazarus and provides a spiritual home for the Grand Priory.



H.E. Thierry Pauquet of Villejust, Grand Prior of the USA.


A celebratory Dinner was held afterwards in the Ballroom of the Bourbon Orleans Hotel in the heart of the historic French Quarter. It was once a convent for the Sisters of the Holy Family.




A newly invested Chaplain of Eastern Rite.


Picturesque and historic New Orleans

 The Cathedral of St Louis, 
where members of the Order were welcomed to Mass on Sunday morning by the Archbishop, 
the Most Rev'd. Gregory Aymond.

The Grand Priory of the USA currently supports five major charitable endeavors throughout the country.







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