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Norwich Bishop joins mass Parliament climate lobby

The Bishop of Norwich joined faith leaders and representatives of leading faith organisations from across the UK’s faith communities gathered in Westminster as part of the Act Now, Change Forever mass lobby for action on climate and nature.

14 priests and deacons are ordained in Norwich

Six new priests and eight new deacons were ordained in Norwich Cathedral this weekend. All 14 are now serving as assistant curates in parishes across Norfolk and Waveney.

New Suffolk bishop is approved by King Charles

King Charles III has approved the nomination of The Right Rev Dr Joanne Woolway Grenfell, for election as the new Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich.

Norfolk churches called to national prayer week

Churches across Norfolk are being encouraged to 'seize the moment' and join together to pray for the UK, 85 years after the nation gathered to pray for the miracle of Dunkirk.

100-Mile Norfolk coastal path walk for charity

A YMCA Norfolk Ambassador has completed a 104-mile coastal challenge, raising over £20k for local young people.

Bishop of Norwich calls on PM to prioritise peace

The Bishop of Norwich today joined leading figures from politics, the military, national security, academia and faith communities to ask Sir Keir Starmer to invest in diplomacy and development, as well as defence.

Norfolk talk stirs 'helpful' church discussions

The Norfolk Gospel Partnership recently hosted an event in Norwich with Nay Dawson, author of the book She Needs which explores how men and women can flourish together in the church.

Have you seen signs of the quiet revival in Norfolk?

In the second part of our series about the Quiet Revival, we look at the key findings of the Bible Society report and the effects being seen in the Catholic Church across Norfolk.

Have you heard about the quiet revival in Norfolk?

Have you heard the whispers that there is a quiet revival going on across England and Wales - and it has even reached Norfolk - according to a recent Bible Society report and local church leaders.

Annual East Anglia pilgrimage to Walsingham

The Diocese of East Anglia's largest pilgrimage of the year took place on Monday May 5 with its annual diocesan visit to England’s Nazareth, a place of deep spiritual significance for Catholics across the country.

Requiem Mass held for Pope Francis in Norwich

A deeply moving and solemn Requiem Mass for the late Pope Francis was held at the Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Norwich on Thursday April 24, led by Bishop Peter Collins.

Norwich Catholic Cathedral packed for Chrism Mass

The Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Norwich was filled to capacity as clergy and parishioners from across the Diocese of East Anglia gathered for the annual Chrism Mass On Tuesday April 15

Bishop of Norwich organises Royal Maundy service

The King and Queen attended the spectacular Royal Maundy service in Durham Cathedral today – the first to be organised by the Bishop of Norwich in his new role as Lord High Almoner.

Nine Norfolk churches win vital repair grants

The Norfolk Churches Trust has awarded grants totalling over £52,000 to nine churches across the county, to carry out vital repairs and improvements.

Bishop of Norwich visits Jerusalem and West Bank

The Bishop of Norwich has just returned from Jerusalem and the West Bank to show his support Palestinian Christians and the Anglican Archbishop.

Day of family faith and fun at Norwich Cathedral

A day of family fun, worship, prayer and play is set for Norwich Anglican Cathedral on Saturday April 26 organised by a team from the Diocese of Norwich.

Up to 6,000 in modern slavery in East Anglia

There may be as many as 6,000 people trapped in modern slavery across East Anglia according to Norfolk Catholic activist Simon John.

New Norfolk clergy appointments are celebrated

The Diocese of Norwich has recently celebrated several new clergy appointments across Norfolk and Waveney in Loddon, Lingwood, Sheringham and Norwich.

Green pastures is more than just a bookshop

There has been a gradual loss of Christian bookshops on high streets around the country. Green Pastures is one of the few remaining in the East and it continues to trade and offers pop up shops around the county.

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