Many a pilgrim to Walsingham will have visited the Orthodox Church of St Seraphim, and realised that it was once Walsingham Railway Station. As such it was opened on 1st December 1857 by the Wells & Fakenham…
It’s been a strange year for us all, so it was a very odd experience for me to move from a parish where I’d been for only twelve months (half of which were in the first lockdown),…
We are in the far west of Cornwall, and our parish includes Penzance, Hayle and St Ives. The Parish Church, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady, is in Penzance. Opened in October 1843, it is…
Menna McBain writes: The Ledbury and Belmont Abbey Group had booked a year in advance for their usual pilgrimage in May 2020, and of course had to cancel in April 2020. Nothing daunted, I re-booked for May…
On the 24th May a new “waymarked Walsingham Way” was launched. The Revd Dr Peter Doll, Norwich Anglican Cathedral’s Canon Librarian and Vice-Dean, said: “The Walsingham Way has been established not only for those who wish to…
The photograph shows Mgr Philip Moger, Rector of the Basilica and National Shrine, saying a Votive Mass of the Holy Spirit for the organisers of the Virtual New Dawn Conference while they were in Walsingham recently to…