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BRIEFING NOTES ON THE RE-DEDICATION OF ENGLAND AS THE DOWRY OF MARY

• What will happen and how we will prepare?
• Historical Background.
• Artistic Representations of the Dowry.
• Does this title have Papal Recognition?
• What is the significance of Walsingham in this?
• Background reading: Our Lady’s Dowry: Fr Bridgett CSSR (Available from Amazon) Read more

“The re-dedication in 2020, unlike the dedication of King Richard II in 1381, will not be the gift of the country of England, but the personal gift of the faith of the people of England to the Mother of God, to seek her help in building a strong spiritual foundation for the New Evangelisation.

We call upon Our Lady to guide and Read more

THIS IS YOUR DOWRY, O PIUS VIRGIN MARY. KING RICHARD 11, 15TH JUNE 1381

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The Angelus derives its name from the first word of the Latin, Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariæ (the Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary). It is a short prayer of devotion, which commemorates and honours the mystery of the Incarnation, traditionally repeated three times a day: in the morning, at midday and in the evening, at the sound of the Angelus bell, except in the Read more

The Guild of Our Lady of Ransom in partnership with the National Shrine of Our Lady at Walsingham announces a two year ‘Dowry Tour’, which will see the statue of Our Lady of Walsingham leaving her hallowed seat in the Slipper Chapel visiting the Cathedrals of England.

This tour is part of the spiritual preparation for England’s re-dedication as the Dowry of Read more

Walsingham's Divine Mercy Pilgrimage.

Theme: Building and protecting the culture of life in the British Isles. Special intentions: 50th Anniversary of the 1967 Abortion Act and the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland.

The Morning Programme begins at 9.55 am at the Priory Gates on Walsingham High Street and is followed by a silent Procession with the Divine Mercy Image Read more

Prayer Resource: National Prayer of Reparation for the 1967 Abortion Act

Rosary on the Coast is a lay-initiative for the renewal of faith in the British Isles.

For further information: https://www.rosaryonthecoast.co.uk/

St. Joseph’s Solemnity was the perfect feast for the Guardian of the charism of St Francis to historically visit England’s Nazareth for the very first time.

As Successor to the saint whom in his time heard God say ‘Francis, go and rebuild my Church’, Friar Marco Tasca, Minister General of the Order of Friars Minor Conventual (Greyfriars), responded to the voice of Read more

Good Friday in the Slipper Chapel witnessed Our Lady of Walsingham wearing her Mantilla and Cope, solemnly gazing out towards the British Isles in commemoration of the crucifixion and triumph of good over evil. It was hard not to imagine her thinking about the 9 million unborn babies over the past 50 years whose lives tragically have ended through abortion in the UK. Women Read more

In preparation for the Solemnity of St Joseph on March 19th, 2018, Delegates of the UK’s first Symposium on St Joseph, which was held in partnership with the National Shrine of St Joseph, arrived from across the country to contemplate various themes concerning the Husband of Mary.

Three days before the Solemnity of St Joseph, the talk title of ‘The Annunciation of St Read more