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Annual Day Conference
Thursday 19th May 2022
Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham
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'When a Child has Died'
exploring Pastoral, Practical and Spiritual care for Grieving Families  bereaved of a child of whatever age and from whatever cause

​10.45 am – 3.00 pm
 
* ‘The Pain of Child Bereavement – a Personal Journey’ 
The Revd Fr Paul Jones, parish priest and Treasurer of The Guild

* ‘Practical and Pastoral Support for Bereaved Families’ 
Dr Margaret Brearley, Trustee of The Compassionate Friends

*  ‘Liturgies and Spiritual Resources’
Mrs Anne Gray, Trustee of The Guild

​£15 registration
including 2 course lunch and coffee on arrival.
               
To request a place, please contact:
 Mrs Maureen Howard:          mihoward@btinternet.com      
 tel: 01328 820636
           
Places are strictly limited. 
Further details issued when your booking is confirmed.
Closing date: Thursday 12th May 2022

The Annual Accounts for 2021 have been submitted to the Charity Commissioners and can be viewed on their website here
To view the presentations given at this Summer's online conference
'Living with Dementia' 
and for further information  please see  Previous Events page
Your Prayers are asked for David Ll Morgan, until recently Warden of The Guild, who died peacefully on 26th November 2021, fortified by the rites of the Church. May he rest in peace and rise in Glory. 

Chantry Chapel - update

The Chantry Chapel is open daily from 7 am to 10 pm.
Click here to see times of daily Masses

Monthly Requiems
at St Stephen's Church, Gloucester Road,
South Kensington,
​London SW7 4RL

Please contact the parish priest, Fr Philip Barnes, for times of Requiem Masses.
Phone: (+44) (0)20 7370 3418
email: saint.stephen@homecall.co.uk

Annual Mass at
​West Tofts, Norfolk IP26 5EP
20th July 2022
6.00 pm
(NOT 19 May as in the current Intercession Paper)

All members and friends are welcome.
Light refreshments afterwards
 
This church in Thetford Forest, containing a chancel and chapel by Pugin, is under the patronage of the Guild of All Souls.
The village was compulsorily abandoned in WW2, since when it has been part of the Army’s Stanford battle training area. St Mary’s, the only complete building which remains, is usually inaccessible to the public.
Two services are permitted each year; a carol service in Advent arranged locally and a Mass arranged by the Guild each Summer.
 
O.S. GRID REF: TL836929