If you ever stray to London and are looking for the Mass of All Time, youcouldn’t do better than go to the church of Saints Joseph and Padarn inHolloway. Co-incidentally or not, it is the area of London where live thegreatest proportion of Irish people and you are as likely to meet a Kerryman or a Donegal man there as anyone else ...
Editorial ♦ Bishop Tissier de Mallerais (1945–2024) ♦ Declaration of Fidelity: 50th Anniversary ♦ 1974–2024: Semper Idem ♦ Lourdes Pilgrimage Report ♦ From the District Superior’s Desk ♦ Collage
The Mass Our Banner ♦ Contents ♦ Editorial ♦ Conferences on the Crisis in the Church ♦ The Importance of History ♦ Saint Declan’s Way ♦ Girls’ Camp ♦ Boys’ Camp ♦ From the District Superior’s Desk ♦ Collage
The Duty to Preserve Life ♦ Summer Holidays ♦ Family Holidays in Ireland ♦ Fr Albert Hublet Books ♦ A Little-known Miracle from the Immaculata ♦ From the District Superior’s Desk ♦ Collage
The Bread of Travellers ♦ Communiqué ♦ Fiducia Supplicans ♦ ‘Pastoral Blessing’ ♦ Messengers of God ♦ RIP Amendments
Joy to the World ♦ God's Meteor: Alfie Lambe ♦ Élisabeth Leseur:A Felicitous Faith ♦ ‘The Story of Our Lady of Liesse ♦ Lourdes Pilgrimage
Fatherhood ♦ Letter from the superior ♦ St. Joseph ♦ Louis Martin ♦ God, Family and Country ♦ Fatherhood and Family ♦ Knock Conference
Letter from the Superior ♦ Living the Liturgy ♦ Teaching Little Ones Devotion to Mary ♦ Little Ark of Kilbaha ♦ Ireland's Loyalty to the Mass ♦ Collage ♦ Quarterly Planner
Letter from the Superior ♦ Lily of Éire ♦ Blessed Anna-Maria Taigi ♦ Mother Mary Martin ♦ Hills of Donegal ♦ Collage ♦ Quarterly Planner
Letter from the Superior ♦ Dom Columba Marmion ♦ On the Gift of Tears ♦ Life of St Hyacinth ♦ Building Back Better Catholic Style ♦ Collage ♦ Year Planner