LAST WELSH MARTYR

In England during Penal Times, because of the importance of the Mass, the necessity of the priesthood to the Catholic Faith was recognized b...

At one time, Pope-burning processions were popular in this country. (Unfortunately, some still take place on Guy Fawkes Night.) The Green ...

As we continue our blogging trip in the footsteps of St David Lewis we come to Abergavenny. A pretty little market town, Abergavenny is th...

Today we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary . On this day in 1571, the great naval Battle of Lepanto was fought between an allia...

The first thing I would like to do is say a very big THANK YOU to all of you lovely people who have left messages of support and prayers si...

Devotion to St Michael the Archangel spread from Brittany to Wales in the 8th century. Churches dedicated to St Michael abound. Interesting...

Usk, in South East Wales, is a pretty and historic little market town of about 2,500 people. As the sunshine encourages us to head off on ho...

The first reading at Mass today, the second Sunday of Advent, is Isaiah 11:1-10. Isaiah tells us that “A shoot springs from the stock of Je...

A very big Thank You to those who took part in our latest Book Giveaway. The books have now been claimed but watch for the next book g...

This post is a little out of the ordinary for this blog but , on this Mothering Sunday, I wanted to post something especially for mothers. T...