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Basil
Topic Started: Friday, 29. September 2006, 14:29 (19 Views)
PJD	Friday, 16. March 2007, 18:58 Post #16
Posts: 2,423 Group: Members Member #11 Joined: September 26, 2006	Very sad news indeed. Like Gerard, I will pray for all concerned. PJD



Alan	Friday, 16. March 2007, 19:01 Post #17
Posts: 686 Group: Members Member #13 Joined: September 26, 2006	Basil in My thoughts and Prayers. Eternal Rest grant unto him O Lord. May perpetual light shine on him and may he rest in peace. Amen. basils widow and his family are also in my prayers together with his brother Jaray and his family.
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KatyA	Friday, 16. March 2007, 19:33 Post #18
Administrator Posts: 5,414 Group: Admin Member #6 Joined: September 26, 2006	My sincere sympathy to JARay and Basil's family. I will remember all in my prayers KatyA



Derekap	Friday, 16. March 2007, 20:08 Post #19
Posts: 3,415 Group: Members Member #14 Joined: September 26, 2006	May the soul of Basil and the souls of all the faithful departed rest in peace. Also may their bereaved relatives and friends be consoled.
	Derekap


Emee	Friday, 16. March 2007, 21:49 Post #20
Posts: 1,279 Group: Members Member #20 Joined: September 26, 2006	I echo Derek. May God our Loving Father grant Eternal Rest to Basil, and may all the family and extended family be comforted at this time, and may their faith be especially strengthened to support them at this time of need. May God Bless JARay for being a loving brother.



JARay	Saturday, 17. March 2007, 01:42 Post #21
Posts: 88 Group: Members Member #35 Joined: October 14, 2006	My grateful thanks to Rose for her thoughtfulness in what she has printed. My sincere thanks to all of you too. I had Mass said for my brother this morning. I am so pleased that I was able to have five weeks with him before it was too late. God bless. JARay



Rose of York	Wednesday, 21. March 2007, 22:01 Post #22
Administrator Posts: 14,559 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	Jaray has sent a message: His brother Basil's Requiem Mass is at 11 am on Friday, and internment at about 12.15. UK time The choir master, Paul, of the SSPX Church near where Jaray lives phoned Jaray to say there would be Mass there, at 7 pm on Friday, which is 10.00 am in England. Jaray's email The choir organiser, Paul, rang me and said that the priest had agreed to make it a sung Latin requiem for Basil. So, of course, I'm going and I shall be doing part of the singing. This just came out of the blue! I did not ask for it. It simply was offered. I had told Paul about Basil's death, of course, but the rest just came. I was both surprised and pleased. God bless, Jaray I suggest: Cyberforum members who are free from work commitments at 10 am Friday, join with Jaray in prayer, when the Requiem in Australia commences, and again at 11 am. when the Requiem Mass in and funeral in England commence. Perhaps some members will be able to attend Mass that day. Let us be thankful a local priest has offered to say a Requiem that Jaray can attend, he is far from his brother's family. He spent a few weeks in England with his brother but is unable to fly back for the funeral.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


Rose of York	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 00:28 Post #23
Administrator Posts: 14,559 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	Jaray has sent a message: His brother Basil's Requiem Mass is at 11 am on Friday, and internment at about 12.15. UK time The choir master, Paul, of the SSPX Church near where Jaray lives phoned Jaray to say there would be Mass there, at 7 pm on Friday, which is 10.00 am in England. "Jaray's email" The choir organiser, Paul, rang me and said that the priest had agreed to make it a sung Latin requiem for Basil. So, of course, I'm going and I shall be doing part of the singing. This just came out of the blue! I did not ask for it. It simply was offered. I had told Paul about Basil's death, of course, but the rest just came. I was both surprised and pleased. God bless, Jaray I suggest: That those of us who are free from work commitments at 10 am Friday, join with Jaray in prayer, when the Requiem in Australia commences, and again at 11 am. when the Requiem Mass in and funeral in England commence. Perhaps some members will be able to attend Mass that day. Let us be thankful a local priest has offered to say a Requiem that Jaray can attend, he is far from his brother's family. He spent a few weeks in England with his brother but is unable to fly back for the funeral.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


JARay	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 00:37 Post #24
Posts: 88 Group: Members Member #35 Joined: October 14, 2006	What can I say! Rose has been so supportive and considerate, she has taken my breath away. God bless you Rose. JARay



Rose of York	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 01:11 Post #25
Administrator Posts: 14,559 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	Jarary, we aim to be a CyberParish. You cannot be with your family, at your brother's Requiem. The least we, your fellow Cyber parishioners can do is be with you, in prayer, on Friday. All we need now is a parish priest. I would like to find a retired one, to join us here.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


Josephine	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 11:23 Post #26
Posts: 311 Group: Members Member #25 Joined: September 27, 2006	My sympathy and prayres to JARay and to all of Basil's family. Josephine



denis	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 18:31 Post #27
Posts: 122 Group: Members Member #34 Joined: October 12, 2006	Jaray Please be assured that Basil and all of his family will be remembered in my prayers' May his Soul and the Souls of all the Faithful Departed Through the Mercy of God Rest in Peace Amen



Eve	Thursday, 22. March 2007, 22:14 Post #28
Admin/Moderator Posts: 658 Group: Members Member #3 Joined: September 25, 2006	Rose of York Mar 22 2007, 12:28 AM Jaray has sent a message: His brother Basil's Requiem Mass is at 11 am on Friday, and internment at about 12.15. UK time The choir master, Paul, of the SSPX Church near where Jaray lives phoned Jaray to say there would be Mass there, at 7 pm on Friday, which is 10.00 am in England. "Jaray's email" The choir organiser, Paul, rang me and said that the priest had agreed to make it a sung Latin requiem for Basil. So, of course, I'm going and I shall be doing part of the singing. This just came out of the blue! I did not ask for it. It simply was offered. I had told Paul about Basil's death, of course, but the rest just came. I was both surprised and pleased. God bless, Jaray I suggest: That those of us who are free from work commitments at 10 am Friday, join with Jaray in prayer, when the Requiem in Australia commences, and again at 11 am. when the Requiem Mass in and funeral in England commence. Perhaps some members will be able to attend Mass that day. Let us be thankful a local priest has offered to say a Requiem that Jaray can attend, he is far from his brother's family. He spent a few weeks in England with his brother but is unable to fly back for the funeral. ..
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