Spotlights
Here's our archive of members who have previously been highlighted in the spotlight section on the homepage. Please peruse and find out more about the places that our members come from.
| Cartmel Priory | Founded originally as an Augustine Priory the church is now dedicated to St Michael & St Mary and is the Parish church for Cartmel. It has provided a focus for worship for over 800 years with around 60,000 Pilgrims and tourists visiting us each year to enjoy the peace that the Priory Church offers and to appreciate the Josefina deVasconcellos sculptures and much more. Please join us for worship and other events. Find out more about Cartmel Priory | |
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| Rochester Cathedral | With the £1m Heritage Lottery Fund grant now bearing fruit you will be assured of a great welcome and a good visit to Rochester Cathedral. New interpretation signage is enhanced by our audio tours for adults and for families, along with our brand new guidebook. Entrance is free (although a donation is appreciated) and we have a free leaflet for adults and a selection of free trails and wordsearches for children. We hope to see you soon. Find out more about Rochester Cathedral | |
| Norwich Cathedral | Norwich Cathedral has stood since 1096 as a place of pilgrimage and prayer and is the most complete Norman Cathedral in the UK. The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity of Norwich offers a world class visitor experience with an award winning refectory and gift shop. Find out more about Norwich Cathedral | |
| Glastonbury Abbey | St. Patricks Chapel.
Trustees and staff at Glastonbury Abbey are celebrating success on the Lottery. The Abbey has been awarded £49,200 by the Heritage Lottery Fund for a project to repair and enhance the 16th century almshouse chapel of St Patrick, which is situated in the Abbey grounds.
Find out more about Glastonbury Abbey | |
| St Edmundsbury Cathedral | August 2008 will see the opening of the new Cloisters at St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Part of the Millennium Project, the cloisters, together with a new Chapel, are the last part of the Cathedral to be completed. Find out more about St Edmundsbury Cathedral | |
| St Alban's | Saturday 21st June 2008 Festival Pilgrimage 10.30am: Pilgrimage Procession: giant puppets tell the story of Alban’s martyrdom, retracing the route from his trial to the hill where he was executed. | |
| Salisbury Cathedral | In 2008 Salisbury Cathedral celebrates the 750th anniversary of the dedication of the completed building. In addition to the many things which attract over 500,000 people each year, this year sees a extensive programme of events and activities, including a Medieval Fair (4 & 5 May), Flower Festival (17-21 June) and a wide range of musical events. For full details see www.salisbury750.co.uk
Find out more about Salisbury Cathedral | |
| St Edmundsbury Cathedral | August 2008 will see the completion of major works at Suffolk's Cathedral known as the Millennium Project. A new gothic style Tower, Cloisters and two chapels have been added to complete the last unfinished Anglican cathedral. Find out more about St Edmundsbury Cathedral | |
| Exeter Cathedral | Should you visit Exeter Cathedral, you will be struck by its beauty and antiquity. The imposing Norman towers were kept when Bishop Bronescombe, influenced by the new Gothic (Early English) cathedral at Salisbury, decided on grandiose rebuilding in 1270. The work took nearly a century but resulted in a wonderful Cathedral Church in Decorated Gothic style, prompting Bishop Grandisson (1327-69) to write to Pope John XXII praising its splendours. Find out more about Exeter Cathedral |