Does anyone know of a "traditional" parish in Brighton?
A friend of mine's work has taken her to Brighton. She's living in Kemp Town.
Thanks brethren.
Gwyn.
Traditional parish in Brighton?
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- Mithras
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Re: Traditional parish in Brighton?
I suppose that question would be best answered if we knew what your friend understands as "traditional" - 1962 rite? Missa Normativa? Vernacular with not-a-guitar-in-sight? I've always associated Brighton with the spikier wing of Anglo-Catholicism, so would be interested to find out how the RCs manage the competition!
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- gwyn
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Re: Traditional parish in Brighton?
Good point Mithras.
My friend is a thirty-something Polish catholic who has a preference for Mass celebrated with dignity be it Novus Ordo or otherwise.
Thanks for any advice or suggestion.
My friend is a thirty-something Polish catholic who has a preference for Mass celebrated with dignity be it Novus Ordo or otherwise.
Thanks for any advice or suggestion.
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Re: Traditional parish in Brighton?
Mary Magdalene, with its blogging Parish Priest, might fit that description. I understand Mass is celebrated in Polish too.
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Re: Traditional parish in Brighton?
Thanks F.T. I've found the parsh website and forewarded details to her.
There seems to be something for everyone there.
There seems to be something for everyone there.
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Re: Traditional parish in Brighton?
Mary Mag is definitely the one if your friend wants the trad end of the spectrum. Things are supposed to be fairly trad at Sacred Heart, Hove, too, but different PPs do different things....