Documentation describing events within the parish.

Asks Bishop's permission on Mrs Todhunter's behalf for:

1. permission for a Sacristan
2. Permission to allow the daughter (Mary, 7 in December 1928) to have her First Confession) after Easter (as is required) to allow preparation for 1st Communion to occur about Corpus Chrisiti
3. permission to allow Holy Week service to be held in Gillingham in the "semi-public chapel". Fr Campbell is in favour.
4. Mr John Todhunter wishes to arrange a Demonstration for the Emancipation[?] on 23 April- Fr Pillot thinks this inconvenient and better arranged for a diocesan-wide date.
   manuscript annotation: " 1. yes 2. yes, 3. yes. 4 Consult me, Campbell, or, if for wider area [4 words illegible] March 6/29"

Cannot shake of the flu' - requests leave to go to Ireland from 10th to end of the month.
Opportunity to have a stall at the "Combined Catholic Bazaar" at Kensington Town Hall on 23-24 November under the patronage of the Cardinal. Can the bishop obtain the patronage of Lady Winefride? The stall is for the St Neots debt.

Try your native air to put your right. Celebret enclosed. Do try a stall at the "Combined Catholic Bazaar" and he will speak to Lady Winefride. But, she may be on retreat at Haywards Heath.

materials relating to parish events

Inviting "Your Eminence" [Cardinal Hume] to King's Lynn to celebrate the leasing of the Red Chapel to Bishop of Northampton [Grant]. to be the first Cardinal to set foot inside the chapel. Some history about the chapel. Service not finalised; request suggestions for ecumenical dignatories to be invited.

Bishop Butler's secretary (Fr Richard More Sutherland) writing to inform Fr Wace that the bishop is already engaged in Hitchin on the day. "Why not ask Columba from Shack..."? Open invitation stay with him overnight for a meal.

Thanks Bishop Clark for his kind letter. They will be working closely together and Hume will listen to what he says. Still puzzled and bemused by recent events and not had time to consider the implications.

Thanks bishop for leading prayers on the Big Day. Went off well - "even the late John Thomson could never accuse me of being a good organizer". Cutting from the local paper enclosed - plus something for your expenses.
manuscript annotation: "£20"
[Fr DC Thomson name blanked out in letter header]

Confirming the dinner party being given in honour of Cardinal O'Fee on 5 July - overnight accommodation available.

Page 1: "Commemorating and celebrating the procession ordered by His Grace, Cardinal Wolsey, which took place on the same day in 1528 Our Lady's Eve exactly four hundred and fifty one years ago"; "Unity through Grace" prayer
Pages 2&3: Itinerary -
Page 4: Walk/shrine history

Visitation on 18 November; programme to commence after the Christmas Bazaar and includes confirmation of Good Shepherd candidates, commissioning of Mr G O'Shea, the MC, as Eucharistic minister; masses at both St Michael's and the Good Shepherd, confirmation of St Michael's candidates, visit to Hinchingbrook Hospital, also a get-together with local brethren.

1980 - Charismatic Conference 1-3 Aug - Prayer Card
5 Sept 1982 - National Pilgrimage Souvenir programme
1990 - Pilgrimage calendar card
1993 - Easter to October schedule of pilgrimages
1994 - Pilgrimage calendar card (2 copies)
1994 - National Ecumenical Youth Pilgrimage - 7-11 August
1996 - Pilgrimage booklet
1997-1998 - A celebration of 100 years of pilgrimage - event brochure (2 copies)
1998 - Calendar - card/folder
2010 - 1st Divine Mercy Pilgrimage - 5 June - Programme booklet
undated - A Marian advent (Peter Allen SM) - leaflet

Prior Higham is informing Bishop Clark that he is providing a "quiet day" at the Anglican Shrine for the Norwich Federation of Catholic Priests. He was invited by Canon Palfrey.

Bishop Clark happy to know Prior Higham is going to Walsingham. Please advise Fr Birch - who might just want to join in. Need to be crystal clear about one thing (being Diocesan Bishop and President of the ECEW [Ecumenical Commission for England and Wales]): "intercommunion" - "please ... no."