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26 October 2026
Saint of the Day: St Cedd (26 October)
St Cedd brought the Gospel to early England and helped Christians understand one another. His life invites us to patient, courageous faith.

26 October 2026
Gospel of the Day: Luke 13:10–17 — Set Free by Mercy
Jesus heals a woman bent over for eighteen years, revealing the mercy of God and the dignity of every person.
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26 October 2026
A Pilgrim’s Guide to Walsingham: Walking England’s Holy Mile
Discover Walsingham’s sacred history, its Catholic and Anglican shrines, and practical advice for a prayerful Norfolk pilgrimage.

25 October 2026
Why the Creed Matters: The Council That Defended Christ’s Divinity
Discover how the Council of Nicaea defended Christ’s divinity—and why its words still shape Christian worship and hope.

25 October 2026
A Pilgrim’s Guide to Lourdes: Bringing Our Burdens to Mary
Discover Lourdes: its history, sacred places and practical tips for a pilgrimage shaped by prayer, hope and care for the sick.

25 October 2026
The Small Courage of Beginning Again
Forgiveness often begins with one small step. Discover a Catholic path towards mercy, honest boundaries and renewed hope in family life.

24 October 2026
Hope for the Days That Do Not Go to Plan
Christian hope grows through small acts of trust, honest prayer and faithful love—even when family life and suffering feel overwhelming.

24 October 2026
Nicaea: Why a Council in 325 Still Matters
Why did bishops gather at Nicaea in 325, and how does their answer to a question about Jesus still shape Christian prayer?