Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham
Today’s Catholic must-reads: 26/03/13
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Ordinariate is a ‘permanent feature’ for the Church, says Vatican spokesman
Fr Lombardi says the ordinariate will remain a permanent feature of the Catholic Church after Benedict XVI has abdicated
A pristine new religious community in England, full of life and confidence, is a sign of hope: we must all pray for the Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Their reception into the Church will bring many of the Oxford Movement’s deepest insights
Archbishop Nichols ends ‘Soho Masses’ after six years
The church where the Masses took place will be entrusted to Britain’s ordinariate
Head of the CDF urges Catholics to welcome ordinariate converts
Archbishop Müller says members have often ‘sacrificed a great deal to be true to their consciences’
‘Catholics ought to avoid extremes’
Archbishop Gerhard Müller, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, speaks exclusively to Mary O’Regan
The Wantage community was one of the first Anglican religious orders; the conversion of its core members heralds the end of Anglo-Catholicism
The sisters will be received into the Ordinariate; their avoidable expulsion from their convent has been a heavy price to pay
Eleven Anglican Sisters to be received into the Catholic Church
One of the Sisters, based in Wantage, Oxfordshire, used to be a Church of England minister
Leading Church historian to be received into personal ordinariate
Dr Edward Norman, the historian and former Canon Chancellor of York Minister, is to become a Catholic
