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Showing posts with label Saint Chad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saint Chad. Show all posts
11 May 2026

The lost chapel in Hopwas,
stories of early Methodists
and of the former ‘Hopwas
Congregation’ of Catholics

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The site of Saint John’s Chapel, Hopwas … now green space and a disused burial ground on Hints Lane (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026) ...
10 May 2026

Saint Chad’s Church, Hopwas:
‘an ingenious and entertaining’
church built by a Vicar of Tamworth

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Saint Chad’s Church in Hopwas, Staffordshire, was designed by John Douglas (1830-1911) and built in 1879-1881 (Photograph: Patrick Comerford...
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13 April 2026

Saint Bertelin’s Chapel is part
of the story of early Stafford,
but archaeologists disagree
about interpreting the site

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The site of Saint Bertelin’s Chapel, in front of Saint Mary’s Collegiate Church, Stafford, is said to date from the year 700 (Photograph: ...
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02 March 2026

Celebrating Saint Chad in
Kuching today, although
I am far away from Lichfield

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Peter Walker’s statue of Saint Chad at the south-east side of Lichfield Cathedral (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026) Patrick Comerford ...
01 March 2026

Daily prayer in Lent 2026:
13, Monday 2 March 2026,
Saint Chad of Lichfield

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‘Forgive, and you will be forgiven’ (Luke 6: 36) … street art off Carpenter Street in Kuching (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2026) Patri...
28 July 2025

A weary pilgrim walks
part of the way along
‘Saint Editha’s Way’ from
Polesworth to Lichfield

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Inside Saint Editha’s Church, Tamworth, central to the new pilgrim route, the 14-mile ‘Saint Editha’s Way’ (Photograph: Patrick Comerford, 2...
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02 March 2025

Daily prayer in Ordinary Time 2025:
28, Sunday 2 March 2025,
the Sunday before Lent, Saint Chad’s Day

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A mask for the Carnival in Venice … do we hide our personae behind masks before other people … before God? (Photograph: Patrick Comerford) ...