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On Saturday, 18th March 2023, Ronald Gee, beloved father of Fr Alexander M, died after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced in due course. May he rest in peace. […]
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Exceptional spiritual formation of pupils result of ‘strong and effective partnership’ between St Alban’s School & Church: inspection report
The recent inspection of the Catholic education provided by St. Alban’s Catholic Primary School, in Mona Place, Cardiff, by the Catholic Schools Inspectorate of the Archdiocese of Cardiff found a
Stainer’s ‘The Crucifixion’ for Holy Week 2023
John Stainer’s The CrucifixionSaturday, 1 April | Nos Sadwrn, 1 Ebrill7:00 in the evening | yn yr hwyrDownload full programme In preparation for Holy Week and as the Lenten Musical Oratory, the Choral Clerks &
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Holy Shroud of Turin
One of the great treasures at the Oratory is the Third-Class Relic of the Holy Shroud of Turin in the Sacred Heart Chapel in the North Transept of the Church. The
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Holy Week 2023
“Since Christ accomplished his work of human redemption and of the perfect glorification of God principally through his Paschal Mystery, in which by dying he has destroyed our death, and
St. David’s Day 2023
Wednesday, 1st MarchSAINT DAVID’S DAYThe Patron Saint of Wales Tuesday17:30 • First Vespers Wednesday07:30 • Holy Mass09:30 • Holy Mass with St. Alban’s School18:30 Second Vespers19:00 Holy Mass
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Ash Wednesday 2023
Ash Wednesday22nd February 2023 Those who cannot attend a Mass and wish to receive the Imposition of Ashes may call at the Oratory throughout the day to request them.
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St. David, Bishop & Patron of Wales
St. David was a Fifth Century Catholic Bishop who is venerated as the National Patron Saint of Wales. His feast-day is kept on 1st March (his Novena is kept 20th
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St. Winifred, Patroness of Wales
Saint Winifred (or Winefride; Welsh: Gwenffrewi; Latin: Venefreda or Vinifreda) was a Welsh virgin-martyr of the 7th century. Her story was celebrated as early as the 8th century, but became popular in England in
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St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Known today as “the Little Flower,” St. Therese was born in Lisieux (lees-YUH), France in 1873, the pampered daughter of a mother who had wanted to be a saint and a
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