Post-Easter Break
I am away until 14 May, and will be taking a break from the blog until then.
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A Blog from Westminster Cathedral
Welcome to Westminster Cathedral, London
Westminster Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic community in England and Wales. This extraordinary house of God was opened in 1903, and its distinctive Byzantine architecture provides the visitor with what Sir John Betjeman called "a series of surprises".
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2007
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May
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- St Francis and St Anthony
- Choir Recordings
- God and Mammon
- Twenty Five Years ago - a Pope at the Cathedral
- Awaiting the Popemobile
- Visit to the Blessed Sacrament
- The Papal Mass
- Out on the Balcony
- Meeting the Choristers
- From the Baptism Register
- Sister Mericia does it again
- Pontifical High Mass of Pentecost
- Vestments for Pentecost
- Come, Holy Spirit
- A couple of Diamonds
- Artistic Moments
- More de Maistre
- The Dream of Gerontius and Westminster Cathedral
- What - No Piazza?
- The Lady Chapel
- Cardinal Vaughan
- La Sensa 2007
- Salve et Vale
- La Sensa
- More Vault Work
- Centenary Congress 1950
- Complex Breakfast
- The Cathedral Clergy - January 1914
- All Nations' Fiesta
- Post-Easter Break
- The Martyrs of the London Charterhouse
- Flowers for Lord Forte
- Two New Canons
- The Rays of the Spirit
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May
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2 comments:
The posting about Charterhouse is fascinating. More please about the reformation and how landmarks and well known names in London have altered.
Have a good break Fr Mark!
Have a great break. I'll miss your posts.
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