Some of the stallholders dressed in period costume, reflecting the main thrust of Mary’s Dowry Productions’ work, which is the promotion of our historical Saints and Martyrs, and there was even a costume re-enactment, by friends of the Bevans’ family, of the arrest of the martyred Jesuit priest St Edmund Campion!
The Bevans sisters kindly invited myself and Richard Sheridan to represent the Alexandrina Society, and we had a stall where my booklet on Blessed Alexandrina ‘A Living Miracle of the Eucharist’, was on sale.
We also gave away leaflets and information on Blessed Alexandrina and the Alexandrina Society, and literature and devotional items that were kindly donated by the Universal Living Rosary Association. We brought along the first-class relic of Blessed Alexandrina, and people were pleased to see the relic and venerate it. Also, José Ferreira of Portugal kindly donated some Blessed Alexandrina relic cards from Balasar, which were given out, and these were very popular.
Some members of the Heralds of the Gospel, an International Association of Pontifical Right, which was approved by the Holy See in 2001, came to see the Blessed Alexandrina DVD in the evening. Their apostolate ties in very closely with that of Blessed Alexandrina – intensely Eucharistic and Marian. It was great to see them there, supporting this event.
Pictures:
Kevin at the Blessed Alexandrina stall with the 1st-class relic
The Heralds of the Gospel at the Blessed Alexandrina stall
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