This year marks the 150th anniversary of the consecration of the church of St Michael and All Angels, Brighton. To mark this event we offer an historical overview of the parish St Michael and All Angels Church in Brighton contains [...]
After another successful Walsingham Youth Pilgrimage members of the Ministry Team reflect on their experiences Once again this year around 700 young people gathered in a field outside of Walsingham to pray and to celebrate their faith. The theme this [...]
In this year’s Assumptiontide Lecture at Walsingham, and inspired by the Diamond Jubilee celebrations for Her Majesty The Queen, the Bishop of Ebbsfleet took as his theme the Queenship of Mary. Here is part of the opening section of his [...]
Sister Heidi Cooper scl on the life of the Foundress of the Carmel of Santiago de Compostela I first met M. Antonia through the book of her autobiography so kindly sent to me by Mother Monica of the Cross OCD. [...]
Dedicated to those who’ve suffered a fate worse than death: listening to funeral eulogies or music that was ‘just what he/she would have wanted.’ Ninety-nine was his age, Bill’s obituary said. ‘Fair innings’ said mourners, the chief of them Len. [...]
Christopher Trundle considers the value of Merbecke Perhaps performed more regularly than the work of any other Tudor composer, John Merbecke’s setting of the 1549 Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion service (altered for the 1662 version many years later) [...]
James Hawkey reports on an extraordinary event which saw the Choir of Westminster Abbey sing alongside the Choir of the Sistine Chapel This year, on the Solemnity of SS Peter and Paul, the choir and clergy of Westminster Abbey made [...]
From your school days, do you remember Zeno’s Paradox? You learn about it, struggle through the explanations, and then dismiss it as total nonsense. Which in sense it is. It goes like this. Achilles and the Tortoise agree to a [...]
Better Together introduction The Bishop of Ebbsfleet on the origins and goals of the Better Together campaign, and the four core principles that lie at its heart ‘May they be one that the world might believe.’ For us as Anglo-Catholics, [...]