NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP CALLS FOR MORE ORTHODOXY!
Our new Catholic and Bishop Philip Egan, who has already stated that he wishes to embrace orthodoxy, has called for a “systematic” study of the Catechism, more Eucharistic
Adoration in parishes, and schools to pray the Angelus at midday.
In a pastoral letter Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth said: “It would
be good for all of us, priests and people, to attempt this year a
systematic study of the Creed and Catechism, receiving and learning the
doctrines expressed therein, and then explore their meaning and value
for our lives.”
The bishop said that parishes could “help everyone
deepen their faith by arranging periods of Eucharistic Adoration, and
advertising times when the church is open for visits to the Blessed
Sacrament”.
He added: “It would be good, too, for our schools to
pray the Angelus at midday, recalling Mary’s response of faith and to
encourage staff and students to say the ‘Apostles Creed’, as on the Year
of Faith bookmarks.”
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