Making Reparation in England’s Lost Catholic Churches
Members of the Society of St. Justin Martyr are reclaiming England’s Catholic history through prayer.
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London Archdiocese Releases Choir Videos to Share ‘Power of Worship Through Music’
“The Church’s musical tradition is a treasure of inestimable value, and musicians have a duty to preserve this great tradition,” Jonathan Schranz, the director of music for the archdiocese, said in the release.
England Soccer Fans Know How This One Ends
But They’re Quietly Hoping This Sort of History Doesn’t Repeat Itself
Her Immaculate Majesty: The True Queen of England
During the Middle Ages, the shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham was one of the major pilgrimage sites in the world
Sacred Catholic Objects Seeking New Home: A Window into England’s Rich Recusant History
The artifacts include a rosary owned by Marie Antoinette of France and a prayer book that belonged to a martyred courtier to King Henry VIII.
Bishop Barron and the Future of UK Catholicism: ‘Stay in the Center, With Christ’
A British one-day conference reveals that today’s coming-of-age millennials, whom the world has assumed would follow its way of thinking, appear to have other ideas...
Why the Heritage Listing of This ‘Radical’ English Cathedral Might Signal a Change in Attitude
Brentwood Cathedral was the first classical cathedral to be built in the country since the famous Anglican cathedral of St Paul’s London.
How Catholics Will Pray for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales has released prayers for the occasion.
Why Are Anglican Bishops Becoming Catholic?
Within a year, four Church of England bishops became Catholic — a decision rooted both in discipleship of Jesus Christ and a realization that corporate unity between Catholicism and Anglicanism was becoming impossible.
Unvaccinated Catholics Asked Not to Attend Mass by English Parish
Parish community coordinator Diane Williams said Jan. 4 that the request was intended to protect members of the community from infection and hospitalization.
