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              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-8-1 · Part · after 1980-3-24
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Post dated to 24-3-1980 to be current.
              Slipper Chapel - plans accepted; submitted to Norfolk CC for approval; £150,000 legacy towards project, Nation Wide Appeal for £150,000
              The Railway - to acquire fro m NCC for a Pilgrim Way - Mr Kellett to negotiate; Fr Carefull says Anglican Shrine would join in this project.
              Ecumenism - Both Shrines' staff work and pray together.
              Staff - turnover continues - new staff joining - Sister Kathleen thanked.
              Elm[ham] House Development - bar remodelling; £50,000 cost; £30,00 from Marist congregation in buying Falcon House, £20,000 being found by Walsingham Association
              Prayer Life of the Shrine - programme for pilgrimages and daily prayer
              Facilities for the Sick - Swap of Pilgrim Hall for Old School House by 1st June
              Accommodation - working towards 120 - currently at 105. John Hawkes retires next year, may take over part of Dow House and pilgrims use rest.

              Birch, Clive Rev SM LGSM
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-17-2 · Part · 1981-11-20
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Shrine Development
              The Appeal
              The Slipper Chapel and Services Area
              Maintenance
              Other plans at the Slipper Chapel
              The Sayers House and Caretakers
              The Dedication of the New Chapel
              The Season 1981
              Future projects: Railway track; Accommodation for Sick Pilgrims
              Village Properties
              Liturgy n the New Chapel
              Ecumenical Relationships
              Other Foundations: Sue Ryder House; The Focolare House; The Walsingham Carmel; The Sons of Divine Providence
              Constitution
              Panel of Interviewers
              Conclusions

              Birch, Clive Rev SM LGSM
              Agenda & programme
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-22-1 · Part · 1982-4-29
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Programme (includes buffet, meeting staff, meeting, concelebrated mass) and Agenda

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              Director's report April 1982
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-22-2 · Part · 1982-4-29
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Reservation of Blessed Sacrament in Slipper Chapel - decision required from Shrine Council
              Sacrament of the Sick
              Masses Timetable
              New Organs - requests for use by eminent organist and to make a commercial recording
              Sub-committee report - (formed by Bishop Clark to consider financial matters) - number of decisions and policies need to be made by Shrine Council & Executive Committee
              Publicity - a number of decisions made by the director for which he apologies, not having realise that he should have consulted with Shrine Council
              Papal mass - Listed the 20 seats decided by the Exec Committee; Fr Colven has his own invitation; insure the statue and gold crown for £10,000
              Conclusion - despite the gloomy financial situation; the shrine was built through faith and hope; Walsingham embraces all walks of life, and increasingly, denominations

              Birch, Clive Rev SM LGSM
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-23 · Item · 1982-11-4
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Bishop's opening remarks – Sister Eileen introduced; Completion of Chapel of Reconciliation; Appeals Committee raised £465,000 in two years
              Matters arising – anything put up in the Shrine to be approved beforehand by the Shrine Council
              Director's report – all properties except 2 sold off; repairs to Slipper Chapel roof (£25,000); Staffing explained; Bernard Warwick to start 1 December; Accounts by Coopers and Lybrand; tabernacle position; benches; 1982 events
              Future projects – encourage more pilgrimages; railway track
              Financial statement – broken even
              Shrine Council Composition – staff representation; Shrine Manager as observer; Walsingham Assoc representation to remain at one.
              Jubilee 1984 – joint celebration of first pilgrimage and Walsingham Association; proposals to be made
              AoB – Fr Birch presented the design which was not what had been expected; VAT recovery; Major Fraser drawing up Appeal Accounts; Guild of Our Lady of Ransom to donate towards expenses for reroofing; Lynford Monstrance on loan to Walsingham

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-23-1 · Part · 1982-11-4
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              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

              Birch, Clive Rev SM LGSM
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-24 · Item · 1983-3-23
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Youth Hostel cottage not sold – damp, reduce price
              Accounts – ready for study
              Papal Bicycle – see director's report
              Staff – grievance procedure – see attached; suggestion for improving female representation on Council
              Benefactor's book – Siegfried Pietch has quoted for producing the Golden Book
              Charlotte Boyd – placing tombstone from Kensal Rise near to Slipper Chapel
              Repair work – Mr Wingate's fees to be checked by Mr Kellett
              Remedial work – expenses being offset against fees where design at fault
              Stations of the Cross – need cost estimates for two designs; in the meantime use those stored in cellar in St John the Baptist Cathedral in Norwich
              Managers Report
              Financial Statement1982-3

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-26 · Item · 1984-3-21
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Statue from King's Lynn - £950 for replacement; 26 men agreed to carry it to Walsingham
              Jubilee Celebration - reception for contractors and others on 12 September 1984
              Extension to Elmham House - plans submitted; Mr Warwick to provide detailed financial statement; planning permission to convert old school to offices; accommodation for the Sick
              Directors report - Curtis Chalice and the Gothic Monstrance repaired; press day a great success
              Accounts 1982/3
              Memorial service for Rev Bruno Scott James
              Manager's report - bed nights up 1000 on 1983
              Conditions of employment - approved
              Ring of Bells - Br Peter Rollings' study received, but an installation not thought to be appropriate

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-27-1 · Part · 1984-11-9
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Opening paragraph: Last report to Shrine Council before Fr Peter Allen SM takes over.
              Preamble: The final report is intended to be as objective as possible "for the sake of 'building the Kingdom of God'"
              Staffing: difficult times in reducing staffing levels for financial and managerial reasons. Manager employed to handle Bureau aspects. Guestmasters - included a Job description and recommendations about the role alongside the Manager's own
              Faint and Trust: Bishop Clark wrote in 1981 "It is only because of mutual trust that we can collaborate." problems over trust has caused unhappiness, insecurity and concerns over the future. The Shrine Council has not maintained confidentiality as it aught.
              Position and Authority of the Director: Urgent need for a clear job description and to have clear reporting/authority lines. Similarly for financial matters. Gives examples of where these have all failed.
              Review of Management Situation: Financial, Staff administration, General Administration.
              Walsingham Association: a growing organisation with certain influences and potential to become an independent commercial enterprise. The Shrine Council need to be aware and respond appropriately.
              Golden Jubilee: expenses breakdown, Celebrations, Income.
              Finances 1984/85
              Walsingham Community
              Ecumenism
              Piety Shop: Concern over service and articles sold. Goodliffe Neale experiment operating for a year (a year to go) and the promise to "eliminate 'plastic rubbish' has not been fulfilled.
              Conclusion: Much achieved; administrative side leaves much to be desired; staff relations to be addressed; summary of Fr Birch's time at Walsingham "I shall never forget this unique experience and opportunity to grow in all respects. Thank you for that."
              Note A: Staffing; comparison of 1981 and 1984 ; suggested organisation/reporting hierarchy diagram
              Note B: Staff who left
              Note C: [description of a personality clash and resultant implications]
              Note D: Proposed Job Description for the Director of the Shrine
              Note E: Job Description of Manager of Pilgrim Bureau
              Note F: Suggestion for Central Banking System for Shrine and Bureau - to separate Shrine and Bureau monies and financial management
              Note G: [Job Description for] Guestmaster/mistress
              Note H: Estimates of Expenditure and Income - Shrine 19845

              Birch, Clive Rev SM LGSM
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-34 · Item · November 1984
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              1984 season nearly finished - very busy, 12,893 guests
              Kitchen issues, cook resigned
              Guestmaster - new one sought for next season
              Large overdraft
              Tea Room - Mrs Ross to leave and remarry
              Change of Directors
              Review of Job Descriptions for Manager and Director needed

              Warwick, Bernard C
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-35 · Item · 1985-3-20
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Chairman's report - new Committee structure, Working Group to become new Executive Committee; members of old committee to become Shrine Council members
              Director's report - programme of religious activities approved; Bishop asks that Shrine music be developed
              Manager's report - all seasonal staff have returned except one; overdraft is £62,000
              Executive Committee: Mgr McBride, Fr Allen, Mr Kellett, Mr Ward, Fr Wilson.
              Property - Extensions to Elmham House; Friday Cottage (purchase); Aelred House (sale)
              Repository provision at Shrine
              Amenities Area - repairs

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-36-1 · Part · 1985-10-16
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              First report in post. Overview of situation, long time to address damaged relationships, re-sizing of executive committee helped, so too did reorganisation (Mr Warwick & Br Hawkes his deputies). Impressed by the staff and their willingness and generosity and sensitivity towards the pilgrims.
              Economic Matters
              Building Programme
              Pilgrimages (Statistics at appendix II)
              Repository provision
              Walsingham Association - 7000 members and expanding - new constitution being drafted
              Ecumenical Relations - Fr Colven, joint ventures successful
              Conclusion - as Shrine develops so to does the village. Local people and businesses keen to work with us to develop a 10 to 15 year plan
              Policy on commemorative plaques, etc.
              Estimates for Income and Expenditure 1985/86
              Building maintenance
              Residential statistics 1985

              Allen, Peter Rev SM BA MTh
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-42-2 · Part · 1987-11-4
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Main report (3 pages)
              Pilgrim season
              Marian Year
              National Pilgrimage
              Guild of Ransom
              Renovations
              Walsingham Association
              Finance
              Walsingham Trust
              Pilgrim Numbers
              Information to Pilgrims
              Conclusion
              Appendix 1 - Income and Expenditure estimates 1987/88 (2 pages)
              Appendix 2 - Pilgrimage Report - Season 1987 (2 pages) (J E Hawkes)

              Allen, Peter Rev SM BA MTh
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-46 · Item · 1990-10-4 to 1990-10-25
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Banking - two signatures required for sums over £3000
              Director's report - received; Dowry of Mary Pilgrimage a success;
              Buildings - font installed with Papal bricks in the plinth
              Budget 1990 - approved. Account permanently in the black; debt down to £40,000
              Constitution - draft available for March meeting
              Staffing at the Shrine - director's paper discussed; more "formal" contract for Marist Sisters
              Restoration of the Slipper Chapel - quotation for £20,642 approved

              Phillips, Murial Mrs
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-46-1 · Part · 1989-10-2
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Main report (6 pages)
              Pattern of Pilgrimage - assessment of pattern and type of pilgrimages - see appendix for numbers
              Events and Visitors - variety of clerical and non-clerical visitors; Major of Norwich (David Bradford) and Sheriff of Norwich (Rev Jack Burton)
              Ecumenical Scene - pattern of visits by pilgrims of both churches to each Shrine now a regular feature; other details.
              Farewells and Welcomes - review of staff joining and leaving; Fr Ventham left for Chicago in August.
              Future Planning - 26 major day pilgrimages; visited USAF Chaplain, Fr Lattus with Mr Warwick to discuss a 50th Anniversary pilgrimage for 2nd World War.
              Buildings and Maintenance - discussion of range of work required to maintain the buildings and the services to pilgrims.
              Walsingham Association - outline of the state of WA - new federations; association's retreat being organised
              Finance - wage increase of 6% but Wage Council laid down 10%, hence higher costs; remaining debt to the Diocese is £10,000
              Conclusion - glorious weather; pilgrim numbers stable
              Appendix I - Estimates of Income & Expenditure - 1989/90 (2 pages)
              Appendix II - Pilgrimage Report - 1989 Season (2 pages)

              Allen, Peter Rev SM BA MTh
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-46-2 · Part · July 1989
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Contract between Society of Mary and the Diocese of East Anglia for the administration of the Shrine concludes on 6 December. New one needs negotiating or Marist Society withdraw. Bishop and Director greed that three priests needed in running the Shrine. Provides details of scope and work for each. Marist Sisters' role needs to be reviewed too. Changes in role and numbers over time needs to be reviewed. Lists some of the work done by Sacristan / Guestmistress / Office / Shrine Sister. Parish commitment in this should not be overlooked. Growing numbers of Catholics in the area plus the retired Parish priest has not been replaced. A deacon can do some but not all.

              Allen, Peter Rev SM BA MTh
              GB ARCHON 2913 WSHR-01-01-47-1 · Part · 1990-3-19
              Part of Walsingham Shrine

              Introduction
              Winter about completing building works and planning for the next season (theme Evangelization); 1990 centenary of Cardinal Newman's death; Pope wants next decade to 2000 to characterise evangelisation - Walsingham has a part to play.
              Buildings
              Maintenance; conversion to accommodation; decoration; Fr Gerry Rimmer of Manchester (his walks and sponsorship helped fund a lot of the work)
              Staffing
              Priests offering confessional services; Society of Mary contacted Bishop re meeting the needs of the Shrine in coming years.
              Coming Events
              Pilgrimages; music (organ); Sunday Express' March feature on Walsingham; Apostolic Pro Nuncio

              Allen, Peter Rev SM BA MTh