Standard letter issued by Anglia TV describing the use of VHS tapes made from broadcast material.
Fr H Wace signed on 26 July 1984.
Programme
54 Archive Record results for Programme
Just back from Lourdes via Walsingham. Accepts programme in toto. Bishop's father's birthday (92) on Monday so shall leave after Ramsey - send me off with a sandwich!
Clark, Alan Charles Rev DD (1919-2002)Programme is:
- leave Poringland and arrive at 9.30pm - bed for the night please
- preach 8.45 mass at St Michael's
- opening words at 10am mass at The Good Shepherd
- confirmation mass at St Michael's
- lunch with neighbours
- sick visits
- cuppa and head for Poringland - to prepare for the November Hierarchy meeting on Monday
A new Director taking over at the Shrine; most matters left to Vicar General and so did not realise the urgency in the letter. Naturally grateful to the Walsingham Association for the pledge of raising £60,000. Do keep Mgr McBride and the Executive [Committee] in the picture. Every blessing.
Clark, Alan Charles Rev DD (1919-2002)Bishop encloses the normal advice for his arrival which contains the form of Blessing, etc., which may be useful. Programme fine. Believes Mgr. Forbes to be an old Scots College companion. Has to leave on Monday. Will try to come for Friday from King's Lynn where he will be for the Pilgrimage on Thursday 12th.
Cary-Elwes, Dudley Charles Rev (1868-1932)"You have me by the hip" when you quote the last time I came - but he was 3 years younger then. Not really the point. This is now a protracted Confirmation (administration of) which is not really what a Bishop's visitation is about. "You see, I like visiting St Ives - but FOUR confirmations!!!"
manuscript annotation: asking how necessary is it to accommodate all the relatives threatening to descend on St Ives? To late to do anything "effective" but think on it, It will almost certainly be another Bishop next time (I shall miss the occasion!)
Conference from 23 March to 27 March 1998: Programme for a residential conference.
Clark, Alan Charles Rev DD (1919-2002)Following meeting with Brother Hawkes and Mr John Salter regarding developments since the last report [October 1981]. Stresses that in dealing with its properties (sales, tenant, renovations, budgets, etc.) the Shrine needs a coherent rolling programme - not a fragmented and piecemeal approach.
Charles Hawkins & Sons7 in attendance
Plaque replacement - £400 replacement cost; £63 received after an appeal to members; same design better material
Programme 1987 - detailed discussion
AOB - promoting the Guild Aims; Guild currently in a "rut"
6 in attendance
Pilgrimage Walk - arrangement discussion
Future programme - some revisions ; Nov/Dec meeting - still awaiting Fr Elias
Plaque - Mr Mellamphy to sent report
AOB - invite John Gummer MP to Pilgrimage Walk
7 in attendance
Election of Officers: Chairman - T Cooke; Treasurer - Mr H Youngs; Secretary - Miss M Newell; Public Relations Officer - Miss J Fell
Future meetings - programme
Plaque - ready soon
Statue - complete; local MPs informed; Book of patrons;
Sub-committee visit to St Nicholas Church - £10,000 for interior work contacts provided; official letters to be copied to Anglican and Catholic Bishops
(one month in post)
Bishop's working party
Working relationships
Programme changes
Building development
Preparations for 1985 season
Introduction – Director to perform a more spiritual role / Manager to run the Shrine; multiple reports to consider: Stan Tucker on administration, Jim Bolton on properties, Don Healey on catering and retail
Properties – properties sold (£76,500); fund debt of £50,000
Shrine – arrangements for manager; repairs for roof of Slipper Chapel
Administration and Staffing – commercial activities run by Manager (Mr B Warwick); Director (of Spiritual Life) to deepen pastoral role, and related activities; Br J Hawkes to step down; Sister Eileen as Director's secretary; redundancies
Finances – Financial year to end on 30 November; Lloyds Bank account
Shrine and Spiritual activities – religious duty presence; exposition; Divine Office; Tabernacle; Young people
1982 Events – Papal visit impact (fewer pilgrims and Bishops visiting); Papal Bicycle bought; National Feast of Our Lady of Walsingham; National Pilgrimage (lead by Bishop Couve de Murville); Ukrainian Church split meant both Orthodox Bishops did not come; Statue of Our Lady at Wembley (lap of honour)
Future – programme of dates; Projects
Cover letter for - programme of work; meeting notes; planned events. 3 year lease requested, pending the re-launch of the Meryemana Appeal next year
Heley, Margaret Mary (Maire) Dr (1930-2020)side 1: Programme
side 2: Welcome from Fr Shryane
sides3&4: list of flower arrangements & arrangers; pew ends by Bridgets Flowers; Earl of Lauderdale loan of Our Lady of Haddington statue
Fr Dinley states that the programme will be similar to that of 3 years ago (1927):
8.30 Bishop's Mass
11.00 Missa Cantata coram Episcop with Sermon by the Bishop; After Mass Reception in Sodality Hall
6.30 Confirmation & Solemn Benediction.
He asks the Bishop for details of arrival so he can arrange for a car at the station. Passes on Mgr Forbes greetings.
Visitation on 26 September; suggested programme includes mass at St Michael's and at Ramsey. Confirmation candidates at Ramsey
Grace, George E L Rev (-1998)Visitation on 7 November. Suggested programme includes mass at St Michael's and the Good Shepherd. Fr Michael Roberts can help. 30 Candidates for confirmation. Lunch with Mr & Mrs Gavin, then can visit the hospital (Hinchingbrooke)
Grace, George E L Rev (-1998)Programme of events at St Neots and Kimbolton. 45 confirmation candidates plus sponsors - will be a full church. Guild of St Steven and SVP present. Maybe time to visit the Old People's Home; Borstal is difficult to visit on a Sunday.
Howlin, Laurence F, RevBishop arrives after 8pm, 13 November, dines and stays the night. Schedule for Sunday:
9am Mass at Hembsy - Bishop preaches
11am Mass Yarmouth - Mass for dead of two World Wars
3.30pm Confirmation Mass
6.30 pm Mass - Bishop to preach
7.30pm Evening tea
Monday 15th: Visit to primary school; visits to sick and house-bound (not so many)