Belmont Abbey School Association - Online Shop
October 24, 2020
The Belmont Abbey Association online shop is OPEN!
Of interest particularly for Old Boys and Girls of the School.
The Belmont Abbey Association has created a limited time online shop to sell the Belmont Abbey Polos, Hoodies and Rugby Jerseys. The shop is only open until Nov. 2nd.
Here it is, the Belmont Abbey Association online shop is OPEN!
Order before it closes 12.00 on Monday November 2nd. Hopefully all orders delivered for Christmas. We have kept the prices as low as possible, Hoodies £44.00, Polos £29.00, Rugby Jerseys £42.00, plus postage. Please order now, we may not be able to repeat this offer.
This is the link:
Br Meinrad and Br Gildas attend a special service with the Benedictine community of St Paul's Outside the Walls with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Honesty and Love Before God: Pharisee and Tax Collector; Pope and King - a homily by Abbot Brendan for the 30th Sunday of the Year.
We are sad to announce that Fr Stephen died on Monday 21st October 2055. He was 94. He died peacefully in hospital, having recently fractured his shoulder. He was a beloved member of the monastic community, who had settled back at Belmont after many years on Belmont parishes, including in Abergavenny, Swansea, Hereford and Weobley. He will be much missed. His Requiem Mass will be at Belmont on Wednesday, 5th November at 11.30am followed by burial in the monastic cemetery. The Reception of his Body into the Abbey Church will take place on Tuesday, 4th November, at 5.45pm.
With honoured guests we were delighted to open our doors again of our new guesthouse and conference centre: The Chapterhouse.
"A hymn to the human body." Abbot Brendan's Homily at the annual Mass celebrated at Rotherwas Chapel in Hereford that dates from the 1580s on the feast of the Assumption.
From Francis to Leo: A special event with Christopher Lamb of CNN in conversation with Austin Ivereigh who commentated for the BBC on the transition from Pope Francis to Pope Leo.
On 12th June an Ecumenical Service was held at Hereford Cathedral to celebrate the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicea.
