Fraternity of St Genesius was recently founded in response to the calls of the Servant of God, Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI for the members of the Church to participate in the renewal of culture as part of the New Evangelization. The Fraternity is an approved spiritual association in the Catholic Church, members commit themselves to praying for those involved in the theatrical and cinematic arts, of which St Genesius of Rome is the patron. More.....
Praying for those involved in cinema and theatre
We all enjoy the work of actors, actresses, directors, scriptwriters, artists, musicians and many others, on stage, in the cinema or on television, yet do we ever think of praying for them? Theatre and, most particularly, cinema and the media are the most powerful and influential institutions in the world today and are areas in which the Gospel must also be heard and lived. The Fraternity seeks to play its part in the renewal of culture chiefly through prayer and sacrifice. We would like to welcome you to join us in our mission of prayer and support.
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Holy Hour
Third Monday of each month,
St Mary's Church Drogheda, 8pm
January 2012
There will be no Holy Hour
Mass will be offered to celebrate the "Foundation Day" of the Fraternity of St Genesius
Mass 7.30pm
St Mary's, Drogheda Wednesday 18th Jan 2012
All Welcome
A Eucharistic Holy Hour will take place in Corpus Christi Church, Maiden Lane (Covent Garden), London, on the second Thursday of each month at 7pm. All are welcome to join in the Holy Hour which, it is hoped, will take place on the second Thursday of each month in Corpus Christi, and will be offered for renewal, for the sick and for those who work in theatre, cinema and the arts. The Holy Hour will consist of exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, prayer, music and end with Benediction. Fr John Hogan, founder of the Fraternity and co-host of the EWTN television series Forgotten Heritage, will lead the prayer group.
All are welcome to attend, and please pass on word of the Holy Hour. Those who work in theatre, cinema and the arts, regardless of religious affiliation, are also welcome to attend as prayer will be offered for their needs. Special intentions for silent remembrance during the Holy Hour can be submitted to Fr John Hogan at fatherdirector@stgenesius.com.
New Prayer Group in London
Fraternity Pilgrimage
Rome, Assisi, Loreto
April 2012
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Join us on our Fraternity Pilgrimage to, Rome, Assisi & Loreto
in April 2010
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