Welcome to
Holy Cross Abbey Whitland
Holy Cross Abbey is set on the side of a hill overlooking a broad valley with the Preseli Hills as a backdrop beyond. It is a place of peace and great natural beauty and provides a perfect environment for a monastic life of prayer and praise: a place of rest and refreshment for those who visit us. We are about 5 hours from London, 2 hours from Cardiff, by road or rail, but a million miles away if you compare the bustle of capital city with the gentle landscape of Pembrokeshire in West Wales.
Please Pray for Peace
Almighty father,
You are the Lord of history, and we place in your hands the distress of our times.
Do not allow war cries and threats to triumph,
but enlighten us that we may recognise the human family across the world as one family.
Welcome those who have died,
comfort those who mourn,
be with refugees and those driven from their homes,
heal the wounds of those injured in body and soul
and be close to all who seek to aid them.
Send your Holy Spirit over the earth,
the Spirit who defeats division,
who overcomes war.
Now, Lord, please come to our aid,
guide us into the way of peace, trusting always in
Your Word, Our Lord Jesus Christ,
who lives and reigns for ever and ever,
Amen.
Mass Times
Monday 1st June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Tuesday 2nd June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Wednesday 3rd June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Thursday 4th June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Friday 5th June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Saturday 6th June - Fr Carlito Mass 8am
Sunday 7th June - The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ - Fr Carlito Mass 9am
Weekly Thought
How is the Resurrection the work of the Most Holy Trinity?
The Resurrection of Christ is a transcendent work of God.
The three Persons act together according to what is proper to them:
the Father manifests his power;
the Son “takes again” the life which he freely offered,
reuniting his soul and his body
which the Spirit brings to life and glorifies.
Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church No 130