‘We are rediscovering the power of pilgrimage’ – Archbishop of Wales
A renewed interest in pilgrimage reveals a need for people to slow down, simplify their lives and find space for reflection, said the Archbishop of Wales.
Reverends Refresh on Annual Wales to Walsingham Pilgrimage
Half the Ministry Areas of Llandaff Diocese were represented at this year's South Wales Walsingham Pilgrimage. The small village of Little Walsingham in Norfolk becomes, if only for a few days, the home for some one hundred and thirty Welsh pilgrims.
Security Funding Available to Churches in Light of Rise in Metal Theft
Metal theft has become an escalating national crime problem. Churches in particular are popular targets for thieves, containing as they often do large amounts of metal such as lead and copper. The Home Office has launched a scheme to provide protective security at places of worship.
Bishop Blesses Orchard with Water Pistol at East Vale Family Day
Over 50 people in a multitude of hats gathered for the East Vale churches’ ‘Walking Talking Natter Hatter Tea Party’ on Sunday 16th July. The party walked to and celebrated the Lanlay Community Orchard with Bishop Mary who blessed the orchard with prayers (and the aid of a large water pistol!) before heading back to Peterston Church and Community Hall for tea, cake and crafts.
School Children Plea for Wales to be 'Safe' for Refugees at ‘Communities for Ukraine’ Event
“Refugees come to our country for a safe place because they had to leave theirs. Ukrainians just need somewhere to stay and feel safe because Ukraine isn't safe anymore,” said a students of Pen-y-Fai Church in Wales Primary School at Refugee Welcome event. The event was hosted by the Diocese of Llandaff and Citizens Cymru on 17th July as one of a two part series to raise awareness of the situation in Ukraine and how people could help.
Every year the diocese Conference elects people to various Church in Wales bodies. This year there are elections for both the Governing Body (GB) of the CinW (the ‘parliament’ of the Church).
The DNA of our NHS Brings Hope says Bishop at Anniversary Service
The Bishop of Llandaff praised the “passion, dedication and commitment” of staff, workers and supporters at a national service to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS in Wales.
Thousands of People to Attend Funeral of Boys Who Died the Night of Ely Riots
Thousands of people will fill the streets of Ely on Thursday 6th July for the funeral of Kyrees Sullivan and Harvey Evans who died in May following an alleged police chase.