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Title Page - Main dates for Fr John Murphy SM
remainder - order of service including hymns and readings.

Title Page - Image of Prince & Princess of Wales
Remainder - order of service including hymns and readings.

Page 3 - Walsingham event - Item on the opening of the Hostel
Remainder: Knights of Malta news.
Arthur Bond had given his house, adjoining grounds and disused Methodist school hall to the order. John Hawkes assisted in the ceremony.

Front cover: "Vigil with the relics of St Peter Chanel, St Marcellin Champagnat, St Theresa of Lisieux and SS Felix and Constantia"; 3 images; "The evening prior to the dedication of the Church of the Annunciation"
Inside front cover: Bishop Michael Evans message and reference to a time capsule being placed behind the Dedication Stone.
Pages to inside back cover: order of service
back cover: schedule for day of dedication

Order of service for the dedication of the Church of the Annunciation
Names/Roles identified:
Bishop Michael Evans & Bishop Tom Burns (Bishop to HM Forces); Mr Rossi (Architect & Designer); Davis Athey (WA National Fundraising); Sue Stanley (Parish Fundraising Committee); Ian Storman (Diocesan Financial Administrator); Fr Michael Simison (Parish Priest). Procession leaders included Rev Norman Banks (Vicar of Walsingham), Rev Philip North (Anglican Shrine Administrator), Rev Philip Barnes (Anglican Shrine priest), Rev John Whittle (Methodist Minister). Antonia Moffat (Parish Treasurer) - 1st reading, John Greenwood (Walsingham Association) - 2nd reading. Anointing of the church walls: Fr David Bagstaff, Fr Peter Rollings, Fr Michael Rear, Fr Noel Wynn, Fr Michael Simison. Fr Patrick Radley (Orthodox Church priest)

Colour photograph of a building scene;

on left: blue sheeting, cement mixer, skip
centre: earth access way; mid distance - scaffolding, ladders and breeze block(?) walls
on right: walls of buildings

Picture: Bell in foreground, Fr Peter Rollings to left
"Ego sum Gabriel" (I am Gabriel) 2.5 hundredweight, was hoisted into place after its blessing by Fr Peter Rollings of Our lady of Sudbury parish which had donated the bell.