Commemoration of Queen Mary Tudor & Cardinal Reginald Pole

Queen Mary Tudor of England and Cardinal Reginald Pole

A Commemoration of the 450th Anniversary of their Deaths

with an address by Eamon Duffy

Monday, November 17th, 2008
Corpus Christi Church
529 West 121st Street (just east of B'way)

6:00 PM Requiem Mass - Sermon by William Wizeman, SJ DPhil Oxford
John Taverner, Leroy Kyrie
Thomas Tallis, Agnus Dei for Four Voices
William Byrd, Justorum Animae
John Sheppard, Libera Nos, Salva Nos

7:15 PM Musical Interlude
William Byrd, Crowned with Flowers and Lilies - an elegy for Mary Tudor

7:30 PM Address
"The Cardinal and the Queen: Restoring Catholic England under Mary Tudor"
Eamon Duffy, Professor of the History of Christianity, Cambridge University, author Stripping of the Altars

Admission is free

UV Brooklyn Scholarship Form

UNA VOCE BROOKLYN Catholic High School Student
$1,000 TUITION SCHOLARSHIP
Information Form

STUDENT INFORMATION:

Name: ____________________________________________________

Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

Phone number: ______________________________________________

Email address: ______________________________________________

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TO BE FILLED OUT BY SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE (Teacher/Administrator):

I confirm that the student above is a student at _________________________

___________________________________ (High School).

Signed: ______________________________

Date: _______________________________

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TO BE FILLED OUT BY UNA VOCE REPRESENTATIVE AT MASS:

I confirm that the student above attended the traditional Latin Mass at

St. Cecilia’s R. C. Church, 84 Herbert Street, Brooklyn, NY

on Friday, November 21, 2008


Signed: _______________________________________ (Una Voce Representative)



~~~ PLEASE SUBMIT THIS COMPLETED FORM WITH YOUR ESSAY! ~~~
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR ADDITIONAL FORMS PLEASE EMAIL:
indirasweeny@hotmail.com www.uvbrooklyn.org

Information on UV Brooklyn High School Scholarship

UNA VOCE BROOKLYN
Catholic High School Student
$1,000 TUITION SCHOLARSHIP
Information Form

Information on Una Voce:
Una Voce is an organization of lay Catholics originally founded in Europe in 1964 to promote the traditional Roman Rite (Latin) Mass. This is the Mass that was celebrated in the Church from about 500 A.D. until the late 1960’s, and during this period it was the primary liturgy of the Church. Last year, The Holy Father announced his support of this ancient liturgy, and he urged all the bishops of the Church to give Catholics greater access to it in his letter “Summorum Pontificum.” Una Voce Brooklyn is a local chapter of Una Voce America, and was founded in 2000. Our organization is pleased to announce this $1,000 tuition scholarship to high school students, in order to help them with their educational expenses.

For more information about the traditional Latin Mass and Una Voce, please see www.unavoce.org and www.uvbrooklyn.org.

Guidelines for the Scholarship:

A student interested in competing for the scholarship must:

• Get the form on the reverse side of this sheet signed by a teacher or administrator;
• Attend the traditional Latin Mass at St. Cecilia’s R. C. Church on Nov. 21, 2008;
• Get the Una Voce Representative to sign the form indicating the student was present at the Mass;
• Write a 250-300-word typed essay entitled “What I Found at the Traditional Latin Mass”;
  

Please submit the essay and signed forms to: Una Voce Brooklyn c/o Indira Sweeny, 70 Bay 35th Street, FL. 1, Brooklyn NY 11214 OR email as attachments to indirasweeny@hotmail.com by December 15th, 2008.

NOTE: The student will receive an email indicating that the submission was received.
The essayist considered most discerning and earnest will receive the $1,000 Catholic High School Tuition Scholarship.

This scholarship is open to Catholics and non-Catholics alike, but please note
“Because Catholics believe that the celebration of the Eucharist is a sign of the reality of the oneness of faith, life, and worship, members of those churches with whom we are not yet fully united are ordinarily not admitted to Holy Communion” (taken from Canon 844).

MASS DETAILS
Friday, November 21, 2008 7:30 PM
Saint Cecilia’s R. C. Church
84 Herbert Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Rev. James Krische, Pastor
www.stcecilia-bklyn.org

LATIN-ENGLISH MISSAL AND READINGS:
Latin-English Missals will be available at the Masses. If, however, you would rather come with a missal in-hand, a copy (called the Ordinary of the Mass) can be downloaded from this site: http://www.fisheaters.com/TLMinstructions.html

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR ADDITIONAL FORMS PLEASE EMAIL:
indirasweeny@hotmail.com www.uvbrooklyn.org

Traditional Latin Mass at St. Cecilia's Church, Greenpoint

In accord with the Motu Proprio “Summorum Pontificum,” issued by Pope Benedict XVI on July 07, 2007, a traditional Solemn Latin Mass will be celebrated at St. Cecilia’s Church. It will be the first time in more than forty years that Mass will be offered on the exquisite 120 year old High Altar.

The Traditional Latin Mass…called "the most beautiful thing this side of Heaven" by the English convert and Oratorian priest, Fr. Frederic Faber, remains virtually unchanged in any of its essentials for fifteen centuries and appeals to many Catholics - young and old - who find in this Mass the most fitting expression of Divine Worship.

You are invited to attend and participate in this historic and solemn Mass.

Traditional Solemn High Latin Mass

On the eve of the

Feast Day of Saint Cecilia

Friday, November 21st

7:30 PM

St. Cecilia’s Church
North Henry and Herbert Streets
Brooklyn, New York

DIRECTIONS:

SUBWAY:
"L" Train (at 14th Street) to Brooklyn-exit at Graham Ave (3rd stop after 1st Ave in Manhattan). Exit onto street corner of Graham Ave and Metropolitan Ave. CROSS Metropolitan Ave and walk down (downhill) on Graham Ave five short blocks and turn right at the corner of Richardson Street* (this is also the beginning of Herbert St alongside the ramp from the BQE). Walk one block crossing Humboldt St and on the next corner is St Cecilia’s (Herbert St at the corner of North Henry St.) phone: 718-389-0010; www.stcecilia-bklyn.org

"7" Train to 46th / Bliss Street (Queens Blvd.) in Queens. Exit and walk short block to Greenpoint Ave. Take B-24 bus to Kingsland Ave /Herbert St. and walk one block to church.

CAR: The Brooklyn Queens Expressway is one block from the Church.
FROM QUEENS: Exit on BQE is MEEKER-MORGAN-exit onto Meeker Avenue and follow Meeker Ave to the fourth Traffic Light, then turn left onto North Henry St. and go one short block to Herbert St.

FROM BROOKLYN/MANHATTAN** - Exit BQE onto to HUMBOLDT ST. / McGUINNESS BLVD - (bell tower is visible from the expressway). Follow ramp to the right and go directly onto Herbert St. - one block to the church.

* Bell tower is visible from Graham Avenue
**Williamsburg Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge, and Manhattan Bridge all exit onto the BQE - East to Humboldt/McGuinness exit.