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...city of Newman's birth, rather than Birmingham, say Roman Catholic sources. This would enable the beatification to take place at Westminster Cathedral - or even before a congregation of 80,000 in Wembley stadium. Vatican sources say the...

In this article: Pope, John Henry Newman, Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, Anglicanism, Church of England, Vatican, and Birmingham

...and morals. Blair is probably still smarting from the cold shoulder he received as a result. When Archbishop Nichols was installed at Westminster Cathedral earlier this year the Blairs weren't even invited. A Cathedral spokesman said there...

In this article: Tony Blair, Anglican, Catholic church, Pope, Church of England, Labour Party, Britain, Rome, and Italy

...visits to Birmingham and Oxford. The beatification of Cardinal Newman would go ahead as a direct result of his healing. Preaching at Westminster Cathedral last night he said: "I was tragically afflicted with a serious spinal condition...

In this article: John Henry Newman, God, Britain, Rome, Bread, Anglicans, The Catholic Church, and Paralysis

...Boston, will visit London, Birmingham and Oxford accompanied by his wife Carol. Mr Sullivan will act as deacon and preach at a Mass in Westminster Cathedral, the mother church of Catholics in England and Wales ADVERTISEMENT Mr Sullivan,...

In this article: Roman Catholic, Britain, Oxford, Birmingham, London, All rights reserved, and Catholicism

...over Christmas, one from the Royal Albert Hall and the other recorded at a church in Jerusalem. Midnight Mass will be broadcast from Westminster Cathedral, where the Most Rev Vincent Nichols, who became the most senior Roman Catholic...

In this article: Fern Britton, Tony Blair, Dolly Parton, Roman Catholicism, BBC, This Morning, BBC One, Quaker, and Gospel of Matthew

...the complete Bach organ repertoire in a 25-hour recital at Cambridge University's Robinson College. Reid went on to appointments at Westminster Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. Whatever the precedent, Bowman says his recital was an act of...

In this article: Melbourne, Australia, Cambridge University, University of Melbourne, and Juilliard School

Thousands of pilgrims have gathered at Westminster Cathedral for the culmination of a tour of the relics of a 19th century French nun. The bones of Saint Therese de Lisieux have been on a month-long tour of Catholic cathedrals, convents,...

In this article: Catholic Church, AIDS, London, England, and Wales

...her star quality endures to this day. Two thousand people an hour are expected to file past the ornate jacaranda wood casket in Westminster Cathedral to view the bones through a glass window, before they return via the Channel Tunnel to...

In this article: God, Roman Catholic Church, Iraq War, All Saints' Day, Jesus Christ, Jacaranda, and Birmingham Oratory

...of incense and flanked by priests carrying lanterns, the much-travelled mortal remains of an obscure French Carmelite nun were carried into Westminster Cathedral, watched by a crowd of almost 1,000 pilgrims, alternately praying and...

In this article: St Therese of Lisieux, Britain, God, Big Brother, and Roman Catholicism

Relics of St Therese of Lisieux arrive in London Around 100,000 pilgrims expected to flock to Westminster cathedral to view remains of Carmelite nun The relics of St Therese being unloaded in Newcastle recently. The Carmelite nun's...

In this article: St Therese of Lisieux, London, AIDS, and Pope Pius XI