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Our Lady of The Southern Cross Ordinariate: Installation of Monsignor Carl Reid

Monsignor Carl Reid - Photo: Catholic Weekly

Our Lady of The Southern Cross Ordinariate news: from The Catholic Weekly


The new head of Australia’s Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross for former Anglicans will be installed at a special Mass in St Mary’s Cathedral on 27 August.

Monsignor Carl Reid, a Canadian, will become the second head of the Ordinariate as he takes over from its first leader, Perth-based Mons Harry Entwistle.

Meanwhile, a senior official in the Vatican’s top theological watchdog – the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith – will give a public lecture in Sydney on the ordinariates the day after Mons Reid’s installation.
ARCHBISHOP AUGSTINE DI NOIA OP, ADJUNCT SECRETARY OF THE CDF, WILL SPEAK ON 28 AUGUST ON THE PATRIMONY OF THE ORDINARIATES, CREATED BY POPE BENEDICT XVI BETWEEN 2011 AND 2012 FOLLOWING HIS APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTION ANGLICANORUM COETIBUS OF 2009.
Archbishop Di Noia’s lecture will be given at 7pm at Mary MacKillop Place in North Sydney. He will also preach the homily at the Mass of Installation for Mons Reid.

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