Robert lives in the village of Walsingham and is an old friend. he was busy at The National taking pictures and John came in useful to help him with his tripod. The Mass itself was not as well attended as usual - probably the weather forecast and then the numbers joining the Roman church. As usual we stayed at the Anglican shrine- (it was there first and is in the heart of the village) but we wondered how long before this is a footnote in the history of anglo-CatholicismMonday, 6 June 2011
The National Pilgrimage
Robert lives in the village of Walsingham and is an old friend. he was busy at The National taking pictures and John came in useful to help him with his tripod. The Mass itself was not as well attended as usual - probably the weather forecast and then the numbers joining the Roman church. As usual we stayed at the Anglican shrine- (it was there first and is in the heart of the village) but we wondered how long before this is a footnote in the history of anglo-Catholicism
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