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Idibus Aprílis. Luna.

April 13, 2017

Idibus Aprílis. Luna. The Thirteenth Day of April. The Night of the Moon. Híspali, in Hispánia, sancti Hermenegíldi Mártyris, qui fuit fílius …

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Monsignor Jerome Lloyd OSJV is Metropolitan of Europe for Latin Rite Orthodoxy (Old Roman Catholicism). Msgr Lloyd read Divinity at Aberystwyth & Lampeter Schools of Theology and for four years received a traditionalist pre-conciliar seminarial formation on the continent. He has a comprehensive knowledge of Latin and his main academic interests are in Ecclesiology, Liturgy and Canon Law. Monsignor speaks Welsh, French and Italian and is currently learning Spanish. A founder member of the Oratory of St John Vianney, he is dedicated to applying the spirituality and pastoral zeal of the saintly Curé to his ministry as a pastor. Monsignor was a cofounder of “Peace of Mind”, a mental health awareness charity and is also founder and director of “Cherubs Kitchen” a not-for-profit catering operation raising funds for and supporting the homeless and impoverished, and providing catering apprenticeships.

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