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Showing posts with label Drift golf club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drift golf club. Show all posts

Sunday, 7 September 2025

Latin Mass at Effingham on First Sunday of the month. Next one Sunday 5th October @ Noon

 After much struggles I have finally stopped going to the SSPX masses. I believe they have lost their way and are caving into the woke Vatican 2 agenda. The other worry is they no longer conditionally re-ordain priests who come from the Novos Ordo, which makes some masses doubtful now.


I now go to a Sedevacantist Mass which takes place at the Drift golf club, in Effingham. The priest is Fr Aedan Gilchrist. There are confessions from 11.15am, followed by Old Rite Mass at noon. After mass there are teas and coffees. In the golf club downstairs there are wonderful sandwiches and snacks for sale , which you can eat in or outside.

See

ukmasses.com

Sunday, 9 June 2024

Saturday, 10 June 2023

Latin Mass in Surrey (Non Una Cum) Sunday 30th July. 2023 Noon

 I have joined the growing band of UK sedevacantists of which the website is

ukmasses.com


There is also a Telegram group. - just put in UK Masses

A pilgrimage in Glastonbury is on bank holiday Monday - details on website above


The Surrey mass is held at the Drift golf club, East Horsley, Surrey, KT24  5HD

Confessions are at 11.15 and it’s advisable to get in the queue.

The priest is Fr Peter Morgan, who is based in Devon


Monday, 1 August 2022

Latin Mass @ noon in East Horsley on Sunday 30th October 2022. Confessions 11.15

 I attended the Latin mass on Sunday 31st July, which was held for the first time, at a private room at Drift golf club, East Horsley in Surrey. The organiser, called Alan had done a great job of finding a suitable altar, with the perfect height of 31 inches (I think!). He was making all the preparations since 2am! 

Father Peter Morgan had come all the way from Plymouth in Devon to say Holy Mass, thanks to a kind driver.

At 11.30 a long queue formed for confession, and the Mass started at around 12.30.

It was good to see many young families and very well behaved children. I didn’t count but I am guessing there were about 40 people or more.

Afterwards there was a room which served as a suitable place for teas and coffees.

Father Peter Morgan is hoping to come every 5th Sunday of the month, so the next one is on the feast of Christ the King.


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