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Friday 22 September 2017

This Will Be The Third Time That A Latin Missa Cantata Has Been Celebrated In This Mediaeval Church Since 1538.




Saint Augustine's Church, 
Snave, Ashford, Kent.

A Latin Missa Cantata will be Celebrated here on Saturday, 23 September 2017, 1200 hrs.
Travel Directions are given, below.
It is possible that a small private Chapel stood on this site before the present building was commenced in the Late-13th-Century. The East End is unusual in that The Lady Chapel
(more recently used as a school room) vies for importance with The Chancel.
Declared redundant in 1983, Saint Augustine's Church is now entirely maintained by
The Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust.
Text: © 2014 Joan Campbell.
Photograph: © 2014 John Hendy.




Missa Cantata at Saint Augustine's, Snave (near Ashford, Kent), 
September 2015.

The first time in 477 years that a Latin Sung Mass (Missa Cantata) had been Celebrated

in this beautiful Mediaeval Church on Romney Marsh, Kent, England.
On Saturday, 23 September 2017, 1200 hrs, there will be Celebrated another
Missa Cantata at this lovely Church.
Illustration: LATIN MASS SOCIETY

The Latin Mass Society returns to Snave
for a Missa Cantata, at 12 Noon,
Saturday, 23 September 2017

(Ember Saturday).
Celebrant is Monsignor Antony Conlon.

Music will be supplied by
The Victoria Consort.
For those unfamiliar with the
superb quality of their singing, a CD,
is available to purchase from the LMS

Saint Augustine's Church is one of the Mediaeval Churches now in the care of
The Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust (Link is external), who have kindly given permission for us to celebrate The Mass there.

Light refreshments will be served after Mass.



Missa Cantata.

Saint Augustine's Church,
Snave, Ashford, Kent TN26 2QJ.

Saturday,
23 September 2017,
1200 hrs.


Celebrant:
Monsignor Antony Conlon.

Music:

The Victoria Consort.
Director: 
Dominic Bevan.



Further Details:

Mrs. Marygold Turner
01580 291372.

Travel Directions to Saint Augustine's Church,
Snave (near Ashford), Kent TN26 2QJ.

By Road.
Leave the M20 at Junction 10.
Follow the A2070 towards Hastings.
After, approx, 9.3 miles, take the Slip Road
to the LEFT 
(signposted "SNAVE").

At the Post-Box (on your LEFT),
TURN LEFT, and you have arrived
at the Church.
(N.B. Google Maps mark the destination
as "Manor Farm")

By Rail.
Frequent Trains from Saint Pancras International Railway Station, London, going to ASHFORD INTERNATIONAL.
Then take a Taxi to SNAVE.




Permission for this Mass at Saint Augustine's Church, 
Snave, Ashford, Kent,


has been kindly given by 


 From The Latin Mass Society.


Missa Cantata in Saint Augustine's,
Snave (near Ashford), Kent TN26 2QJ.
Saturday, 23 September 2017.
1200 hrs.

Snave is one of a group of Mediaeval Churches built to serve very small communities on Romney Marsh, in Kent. Now redundant, they are in the care of The Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust, who have kindly given permission for us to Celebrate Mass on Saturday, 23 September 2017, Feast of Pope Saint Linus, and, also, Ember Saturday in September) at 12 noon.

Last year (2016) was the second time that a Latin Mass had been Celebrated in the Church since Reformation times. We are delighted to be able to return this year.

Missa Cantata.
Saint Augustine's Church,
Snave, Ashford, Kent TN26 2QJ.

Saturday,
23 September 2017,
1200 hrs.

Celebrant:
Monsignor Antony Conlon.

Music:
The Victoria Consort.
Director: 
Dominic Bevan.

Further Details:
Mrs. Marygold Turner
01580 291372.



Permission for this Mass at Saint Augustine's Church,
Snave, Ashford, Kent, has been kindly given by
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