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The Rev'd Canon Zoe King reflects on her time in at Llangasty Retreat House and the importance of getting away from the busyness of life and meeting God in the wilderness.

An appeal for boots and shoes to ship out to the Ukraine war was issued from the church communities in Neath and Bro Noddfa Newydd ministry areas.

Bishop Mary is delighted to announce that the Rev’d Canon Dr Jason Bray has accepted her invitation for him to become the next Dean of Llandaff Cathedral.

Janet Akers, Ministry Area warden for the Penarth Ministry Area and sub-warden for All Saints Church, Penarth, was honoured to be chosen to represent the Diocese at the prestigious Royal Maundy Service, which took place in Worcester Cathedral last week.

On Friday 12th April the Diocese of Llandaff, in partnership with Restored and Mothers Union, are hosting an event in Cardiff to explore the role the church can play, alongside the Welsh Government, the Police, and other public third sector organizations, in speaking up against domestic abuse and supporting survivors.

The Dean of Llandaff Cathedral, The Very Reverend Richard Peers, has announced his intention to retire.

The Rev'd Andrew Meredith, Ministry Area Leader for Bro Noddfa Newydd has announced his retirement commencing from Easter.

We are delighted to share that Clare Werrett has been appointed as the Head of Education for the Dioceses of Llandaff and Monmouth.

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.