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This morning (Thursday 14th March) Bishop Mary and Archbishop Andrew John took part in an Ecumenical Pilgrimage where pilgrims journeyed from Llandaff Cathedral to the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral. The event was opportunity to come together as people of faith from across Wales for a morning of friendship and prayer.

It's not every day you go to a pub for a pint or a mid-morning coffee and are confronted with an important work of art. Mark Cazalet's West London Stations of the Cross paintings tell the story of the Easter Passion and are placed in fifteen pubs and cafes across the Vale of Glamorgan to bring the story close to everyday life.

Upon the news that the Rev’d Melanie Prince will be leaving the diocese, we take a look and celebrate all that she has achieved in her ministry here.

Diocesan Rural Life Advisor, The Reverend Victoria Ashley, appeals for prayer for the farming community.

St Peter's Community Project in Fairwater, Cardiff, has been awarded over £90,000 from the National Lottery 'People and Places' Fund for a new project to promote health and well being.

The Bishops of the Church in Wales are supporting a statement which calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the release of the remaining Israeli hostages.

The Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, has released the following statement in relation to King Charles’ illness.

Bishop Mary was delighted to attend the 20th annual service of thanksgiving and celebration of the lay ministry teams in the Taff Wenallt Ministry Area.

The Bishops of the Church in Wales are calling for the UK Government to withdraw the Rwanda Bill. In a statement they express their “deep concerns” about the proposed legislation.

Guests from the Diocese of Llandaff, police service and local dignitaries mark Holocaust Memorial Day with St John the Baptist Church in Wales High School.