| Description | This edition includes the following articles and news:
Cathedral Life-Past and Present: 'Richard Rediscovered' by Fr Daniel Humphrey which relates to the memorial service of Dr John Ashdown-Hill, member of the Executive Council of the Richard III Society, and the discovery of the remains of Richard III.
Cathedral History: 'An Avian Fly-Past' by Patrick Rogers which relates to the various birds depicted in the mosaics located in various parts of Westminster Cathedral; 'Cardinal Heenan Revisited' by Fr Keith Sawyer.
Cathedral History in Pictures: 'A Celebration of Great Vespers' by Paul Tobin; 'Painting the Town Red' by John Pontifex and Murcadha O'Flaherty an article which relates to Red Wednesday when campaigners across the UK all wore red while cathedrals, churches, schools, colleges and universities were illuminated or draped in red in a campaign against religious persecution.
Features - Book Notice: Eileen Boland's 'Stories of the Great War by Jo Siedlecka; 'A Lot of Lotto' an article relating to an exhibition of portraits by the Italian Renaissance artist Lorenzo Lotto, staged at the National Gallery; 'Chance, Fate or Providence?' by the late Mgr Ronald Knox; 'A Memorial to the Oldest Ally' by Dr Stuart Blackie, an article which relates to the Requiem Mass and Dedication of two windows celebrated at St James, Twickenham for the Portuguese Dead of the First World War; 'Greening Trafford Park' by Young Christian Workers, an article relating to raising awareness about mental health in young people and plans to transform a garden in Trafford Park into a place of relaxation, peace and community; 'Our Lady on Sunday' by David Fenton, an article which relates to the Notre Dame du Dimanche sanctuary located in the parish of Saint-Benoit Val D'Erau in the Diocese of Montpellier , it was authenticated by the Church of Marian Visions during the nineteenth century; 'Penzance-Priest and Parish' by Teresa Hunter, an article which relates to Fr Philip Dyson, priest of the Holy Family Parish in Cornwall; 'A Vision of Herrings' by John O'Neill, an article about using Alantic herring as an inspiration for a new way to teach Vectors. |