“I syng of a mayden” is a much-admired medieval English composition, celebrating the Annunciation by the Angel Gabriel to Mary, and the birth of Christ. Join your prayer with the many voices who have prayed it over the centuries and let it deepen your devotion to Mary in the Annunciation.
Why was a man of peace like Jesus condemned to death on a Cross? Why did Jesus have to redeem us on the Cross, of all places? Did Jesus really experience fear of death? Understand the crucifixion and death of Jesus and what it means for Christians in this blog.
If you've ever thought that Mass is boring or that it doesn't help you to feel closer to God, find inspiration with these five tips for appreciating the Mass more.
Find out more about how to pray the Divine Worship: Daily Office with this informative series of videos by the UK Ordinariate.
Explore how praying the Stations of the Cross can affect not just your own faith, but your daily life with these five reasons to pray the Stations of the Cross.
When St Francis de Sales looked at the towns and cities of 17th-century France, he couldn't help but see 'the squalor of the Cross' in the squalor of the towns and cities. Determined to do something about it, he decided to set up a religious order to help them, with the aid of his friend St Jane Frances de Chantal. Learn how they became servants of the poor in founding the Visitation Order in this blog.
