Latin Mass Society Pilgrimage to York, 2014 On 29th March 2014, the Latin Mass Society held their annual pilgrimage to the city of York, where around 50 men and women gave their lives for the Catholic …More
Latin Mass Society Pilgrimage to York, 2014
On 29th March 2014, the Latin Mass Society held their annual pilgrimage to the city of York, where around 50 men and women gave their lives for the Catholic Faith, and in whose honour the event is held each year. Best known of these is St Margaret Clitherow, one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales (canonised in 1970) and co-patroness of the Latin Mass Society.
High Mass in the Extraordinary Form in St Wilfrid's Catholic Church in the centre of York, was followed by a procession through the busy streets of the city, passing the Shrine of St Margaret in the narrow medieval street called the Shambles and over Ouse Bridge where the saint was martyred.
On 29th March 2014, the Latin Mass Society held their annual pilgrimage to the city of York, where around 50 men and women gave their lives for the Catholic Faith, and in whose honour the event is held each year. Best known of these is St Margaret Clitherow, one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales (canonised in 1970) and co-patroness of the Latin Mass Society.
High Mass in the Extraordinary Form in St Wilfrid's Catholic Church in the centre of York, was followed by a procession through the busy streets of the city, passing the Shrine of St Margaret in the narrow medieval street called the Shambles and over Ouse Bridge where the saint was martyred.