In a Time of Contagion: Walsingham and the Rededication of England
As his tenure ends, the shrine’s rector reflects on momentous events.
Results from Tag: 'our lady of walsingham'
A Writer’s Annunciation at Walsingham
Convert poet Sally Read returns to England’s Marian shrine.
Our Lady of Walsingham and the Resurrection of England
Now, when all once again seems lost, something is once again stirring in England.
‘Mary’s Dowry’ Invokes a Most Timely National Act of Piety
Rededicating England to Our Lady of Walsingham comes amid pandemic.
Prayers for England’s Conversion as the Country Goes to the Polls
“Obtain for us, and for England thy Dowry, every grace and blessing, O clement, O loving, O sweet Virgin Mary!”
Three Mothers Encounter the Blessed Mother as Our Lady of Walsingham
Catholic families are relocating to ‘England’s Nazareth.’
First Anglican Ordinariate Bishop Ordained: ‘It Means We’re Here to Stay’
The ordinariates rejoice as Bishop Steven Lopes is ordained in Houston as the shepherd of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter.
‘What We Have Is a New Ecumenical Instrument’
COMMENTARY: Anglicanorum Coetibus, Five Years Later
Anglican Ordinariates Mark Five Years of Benedict XVI’s Unitive Document
A former Anglican priest said, ‘Every now and then, a momentous event takes place. Few if any since the Reformation have more significance than Anglicanorum Coetibus.’
A Pilgrimage to Walsingham, 'England's Nazareth'
Kings and popes have been devoted to Mary’s shrine. Sept. 25 issue feature.
