Walsingham: Nucleus for the Reconversion of England?
Our Lady’s shrine beckons the faithful in the beautiful north Norfolk countryside.
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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
‘School of Mary’: Ecclesial Family Brings Walsingham to England and Beyond
‘We believe that this spirituality, when lived well, will hasten the conversion of our land.’
Pilgrims Saddened by Bishop’s Traditional Latin Mass Restrictions at Walsingham Shrine
Although shrines are not subject to the specific restrictions introduced by Pope Francis in 2021, Bishop Peter Collins has not granted permission for traditional Latin Masses to be celebrated in Walsingham, England’s national shrine.
Celebrate Our Lady of Walsingham with a Tour of Britain’s EWTN Studio
On the feast of Our Lady of Walsingham, K.V. Turley, the Register’s UK correspondent, takes readers on a very personal tour of the EWTN GB studios in the heart of the village.
In a Time of Contagion: Walsingham and the Rededication of England
As his tenure ends, the shrine’s rector reflects on momentous events.
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!”
