Come and See Weekends 2025 at Holy Cross Abbey
Friday 30th May to Monday 2nd June
Friday 8th to Monday 11th August
Any enquiries and registration,
please email us at
comeandseehca@gmail.com
Friday 30th May to Monday 2nd June
Friday 8th to Monday 11th August
Any enquiries and registration,
please email us at
comeandseehca@gmail.com
Any enquiries and registration,
please email us at
comeandseehca@gmail.com
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
Fr Elliot Hanson Mass 9am
St Joseph Wednesday 19th March
Fr Elliot Hanson Mass 9am
Friday 21st March
Fr Elliot Hanson Mass 9am
Third Sunday of Lent 23rd March
Fr Elliot Hanson Mass 9am
*** Days not mentioned above
Eucharistic Service 8am
May God bless us all.
Weekly Thought
The abbot Mathois said,
“The nearer a man approaches to God,
the greater sinner he sees himself to be.
For the prophet Isaiah saw God, and said that he was unclean and undone.”
The Desert Fathers, Translations from the Latin with an Introduction by Helen Waddell, Page 129