Annual Pilgrimage to first Marian shrine in England, 706AD

Annual Pilgrimage to first Marian shrine in England, 706AD

Join the Catholic Women's League CIO Birmingham on Tuesday 7 May for Rosary (2pm), Mass (2.30pm) then shared Afternoon Tea in the church hall of Immaculate Conception & St Egwin RC Church, High Street, Evesham (pictured below).

All welcome as is a public service. Celebrants: Fr Brendan Carrick, Fr Stephen Squires, Fr Alex Taylor.

We will also celebrate the 40th anniversary of Sister Lydwin, Sisters of St Ann of Providence, resident at the parish of Blessed Carlo Acutis, Wolverhampton.

For more information please contact Sarah, Branch President, via email: [email protected]

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