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02 September 2026

Rutland’s struggles to survive
as England’s smallest county,
but it has its rivals, including
London, Bristol … and Lichfield

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Rutland’s name and fame have spread far beyond its small size … the Rutland Fountain in Merrion Square, Dublin (Photograph: Patrick Comerfor...

23 June 2026

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026:
47, Tuesday 23 June 2026

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‘Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the road is easy that leads to destruction (Matthew 7: 13) … the gate behind Erasmu...

31 March 2026

Saint Etheldreda’s Church,
a hidden church close to
Hatton Garden, was once
the chapel of the Bishops of Ely

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Saint Etheldreda’s Church on Ely Place, once the chapel of the Bishops of Ely, is one of the oldest churches in England in use by the Cathol...

04 February 2026

The Fenland Black Oak Table in
Lichfield Cathedral and the call
to build welcoming communities
from which no-one is excluded

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The Fenland Black Oak Table is ‘in residence’ in Lichfield Cathedral until Easter (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026; click on images for ...

27 August 2024

Saint Mary’s Church in
St Neots, the ‘cathedral
of Huntingdonshire’, and
its Victorian stained-glass

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Saint Mary’s Church in St Neots is one of the largest mediaeval churches in modern Cambridgeshire (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2024) Pa...

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Rutland’s struggles to survive as England’s smallest county, but it has its rivals, including London, Bristol … and Lichfield

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026: 47, Tuesday 23 June 2026

Saint Etheldreda’s Church, a hidden church close to Hatton Garden, was once the chapel of the Bishops of Ely

The Fenland Black Oak Table in Lichfield Cathedral and the call to build welcoming communities from which no-one is excluded

Saint Mary’s Church in St Neots, the ‘cathedral of Huntingdonshire’, and its Victorian stained-glass

Rutland’s struggles to survive
as England’s smallest county,
but it has its rivals, including
London, Bristol … and Lichfield

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2026:
47, Tuesday 23 June 2026

Saint Etheldreda’s Church,
a hidden church close to
Hatton Garden, was once
the chapel of the Bishops of Ely

The Fenland Black Oak Table in
Lichfield Cathedral and the call
to build welcoming communities
from which no-one is excluded

Saint Mary’s Church in
St Neots, the ‘cathedral
of Huntingdonshire’, and
its Victorian stained-glass