Harvington Pilgrimage 2022 - Sunday 4 September Expand Harvington Pilgrimage CommitteeChair: Rt Rev Mgr John MoranTreasurer: VacantAddress for Correspondence: Mgr Moran, St Mary’s Presbytery, Harvington, Kidderminster, DY10 4LR Canon Richard Walker will celebrate a special Mass to commemorate the English Martyrs in the beautiful grounds of Harvington Hall in Worcestershire. A house which holds many secrets, Harvington contains seven priest hides. The annual pilgrimage to Harvington offers you a chance to reflect on our own faith and the persecution, and often martyrdom, of Catholics during the English Reformation. Guided tours of the house are free on the day of the pilgrimage. You can bring your own picnic and the Malt House Cafe will be open to purchase cakes and treats. The parish will provide free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice) in the Priest's garden by Harvington Parish Church after the Mass (feel free to bring a picnic to the Priest's Garden too). Timings and information Doors open 1pm. Picnic area open. Malt House Cafe open to purchase tea, coffee and a bite to eat. Confessions from 1.45 pm – 2.30 pm Mass at 3.00 pm After Mass: Free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice) in the Priest's garden by Harvington Parish Church. Picnics welcome. You must bring your own chairs The Hall has free parking and a picnic area. Free timed tours of Harvington Hall are available and may be booked on the day at the table in the courtyard. Any queries related to the Pilgrimage should be directed to: [email protected] Harvington Pilgrimage 2021 2021 - Photo Album Harvington Pilgrimage 2020 Harvington Pilgrimage 2019 - Photo Album
Hednesford Pilgrimage 2022 - Sunday 3 July - A pilgrimage to the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes Expand Hednesford Pilgrimage Committee Chair: Fr Jeremy Howard Liturgical advisor: Mgr Timothy Menezes VG Hednesford Pilgrimage 2022 - Sunday 3 July 1pm - Barbeque and other food available. 2.15 - 3.45pm - Confessions. 2.15 - 3pm - Private Devotions in the Grotto. 4pm - Mass with Anointing - Chief Celebrant & Preacher Bishop Evans. Until 6pm - Refreshments available. Please bring your own chairs. Everyone welcome to join the choir for Mass. Rehearsals in Hednesford at 7.30pm on April 26, May 10, May 24, June 14 & June 28. Contact Anne Tibke 07850 459563. Watch Live - Rosary 3pm, Grotto Mass 4pm on Sunday 3 July Rosary Grotto Mass
Diocesan Pilgrimage to the Holy Land Next pilgrimage TBA Expand The last pilgrimage was led by Bishop David McGough from 3 - 11 September 2019, with Canon Mervyn Tower as Spiritual Director. It was an opportunity to join the family of the Archdiocese on pilgrimage to the Holy Land with four nights in Bethlehem and three nights in Tiberius. This included a full spiritual, scriptural and educational programme, daily Mass at different Shrines and all entrance fees. For details of future pilgrimages please contact Canon Mervyn Tower on 01865 762433.
Littlemore (Oxfordshire) Where Saint John Henry Newman lived, and was received into the Church. Expand LITTLEMORE (Oxfordshire) Newman Friends International ‘The College’ where Saint John Henry Newman lived from 1842 to 1846, and was received into the Church, is open from Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 12noon and from 2pm to 5pm, on Saturdays from 2pm to 5pm, and on the 1st and 3rd Sunday (May - October) from 2pm to 5pm. Visitors are welcome to Newman’s room and oratory and to a museum and library for Newman studies and research. For further details and other arrangements - celebration of Mass, guided tours and/or talks for groups, school parties, private retreats (four rooms available), use of the library for academic purposes, information and arrangements for visiting places connected with Newman in Oxford - please contact: The International Centre of Newman Friends, c/o The Society of the Work, Ambrose Cottage, 9 College Lane, Littlemore, Oxford, OX4 4LQ. Tel: 01865 779743 email: [email protected] website: Newman Friends International There is a regular Mass in the Newman Chapel on Fridays at 9am and a Holy Hour on Wednesdays from 7.45pm to 8.45pm.
Lourdes Pilgrimage 2022 - Saturday 28 May - Friday 3 June Expand Lourdes Pilgrimage Committee Chairman: Bp David McGough Vice-chair: Fr Anthony Rohan Pilgrimage Director: Fr Jeremy Howard Treasurer: Mr M Williams Birmingham Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 2022. Saturday 28 May - Friday 3 June We are pleased to announce that the leadership team for the Lourdes Pilgrimage is actively planning for the pilgrimage in 2022. Lourdes has always been an important part of Diocesan life and therefore after two years absence we feel that we must make every effort to be present in Lourdes in 2022. Lourdes information If you would like to travel or would be interested in travelling, then please contact Kath White via email:[email protected] or by phone: 0121 230 6288. Kath will then pass onto you the booking details for the Pilgrimage 2022. Lourdes Pilgrimage Office:Tel: 0121 230 6288Address: Lourdes Pilgrimage OfficeCathedral HouseSt Chad’s QueenswayBirminghamB4 6EXEmail: [email protected] Please Note: Any enquiries relating to booking a place as an assisted pilgrim staying in the Accueil should be made to the Lourdes office at either [email protected] or [email protected] 2021 pilgrimage - 'I Am The Immaculate Conception' Sunday 30 May - Friday 4 June 2021 Join us Online! Previous Pilgrimage Documents, 2019 Birmingham 2019 Brochure Lourdes Information 2019 Lourdes Appeal Diocesan photos Lourdes 2019 More Lourdes 2019 photos on Flickr Updates, videos, audio and more from 2019
Walsingham Pilgrimage 2022 - Saturday 14 May Expand Pilgrimage committee Pilgrimage Director: Fr Philip Griffin [email protected] [email protected] 2022 Pilgrimage, Saturday 14 May Parishes are invited to join this year’s Pilgrimage to Walsingham after a two-year break. On previous pilgrimages to Walsingham most people have travelled by coaches organised by their local parishes. Anyone who would like to take part in this year’s pilgrimage is advised to speak to their parish priest in the first instance, to join a coach organised locally. Otherwise please contact Fr Philip Griffin, pilgrimage organiser, who may be able to put you in contact with a coach organiser. This year’s programme: Pilgrims are invited to arrive at the Shrine from 11am. There will be time for them to visit the Slipper Chapel and Chapel of Reconciliation, as well as the Shrine shop and café before Mass at 1pm, in the Chapel of Reconciliation. At 3pm, we begin the procession to the Priory ruins in the village which will conclude with a time of prayer at the site of the Holy House. Mass will be celebrated by Fr Gwilym Lloyd, parish priest at St Anne's, Streetly and member of the Walsingham Shrine Council. The preacher is Fr Michael Dolman, Rector of St Mary's College, Oscott. The Shrine website provides detailed information about Walsingham and its significance as the National Shrine to Our Lady and a place of pilgrimage in pre-reformation England. For more information and assistance please contact Fr Philip Griffin can be contacted on 01384 395308 or via email: [email protected] 2019 Pilgrimage (last in-person Pilgrimage) Saturday 11 May 2019 led by Bishop David McGough. Audio interviews Photo gallery Enquiries Fr Philip Griffin Our Lady and All SaintsNew RoadStourbridgeWest MidlandsDY8 1PJ 01384 395308 [email protected]