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bishop right revd alan hopes bishop’s engagements pastoral letters find churches priests deacons schools convents prisons & detention centres hospitals & hospices diocese history previous bishops year book & liturgical calendar 2018 policies year of mercy 2016 news & events latest news events photo galleries newspaper archive apostolic exhortation news archive departments youth ministry office for sacred music caritas east anglia marriage & family life alive in faith vocations commissions liturgy justice and peace dialogue and unity schools chancery marriage tribunal catechesis evangelisation safeguarding contact email photographs from altar servers mass welcome! a warm welcome to the diocese of east anglia. i hope that you will find our website interesting and informative. our diocesan mission is to respond to christ’s call to proclaim the gospel. i pray that your contact with us, through this website and, if you are in east anglia, through meeting us, will encourage you to enter more deeply into the encounter with god in jesus christ who is the source of our life and joy. adult search catholic east anglia forthcoming events current month august transfiguration of the lord 6 aug all day transfiguration of the lord event details this feast became widespread in the west in the 11th century and was introduced into the roman calendar in 1457 to commemorate the victory over islam in belgrade. before that, event details this feast became widespread in the west in the 11th century and was introduced into the roman calendar in 1457 to commemorate the victory over islam in belgrade. before that, the transfiguration of the lord was celebrated in the syrian, byzantine, and coptic rites. the transfiguration foretells the glory of the lord as god, and his ascension into heaven. it anticipates the glory of heaven, where we shall see god face to face. through grace, we already share in the divine promise of eternal life. according to the 1962 missal of st. john xxiii the extraordinary form of the roman rite, in addition to the feast of the transfiguration; today is also the feast sts. sixtus ii and felicissimus & agapitus who were martyred during the persecution of valerian. time all day (monday) calendar googlecal the assumption of the blessed virgin mary 15 aug all day the assumption of the blessed virgin mary event details the assumption is the oldest feast day of our lady, but we don't know how it first came to be celebrated. its origin is lost in those days when jerusalem was event details the assumption is the oldest feast day of our lady, but we don’t know how it first came to be celebrated. its origin is lost in those days when jerusalem was restored as a sacred city, at the time of the roman emperor constantine (c. 285-337). by then it had been a pagan city for two centuries, ever since emperor hadrian (76-138) had leveled it around the year 135 and rebuilt it as <aelia capitolina> in honor of jupiter. for 200 years, every memory of jesus was obliterated from the city, and the sites made holy by his life, death and resurrection became pagan temples. after the building of the church of the holy sepulchre in 336, the sacred sites began to be restored and memories of the life of our lord began to be celebrated by the people of jerusalem. one of the memories about his mother centered around the “tomb of mary,” close to mount zion, where the early christian community had lived. on the hill itself was the “place of dormition,” the spot of mary’s “falling asleep,” where she had died. the “tomb of mary” was where she was buried. at this time, the “memory of mary” was being celebrated. later it was to become our feast of the assumption. for a time, the “memory of mary” was marked only in palestine, but then it was extended by the emperor to all the churches of the east. in the seventh century, it began to be celebrated in rome under the title of the “falling asleep” (“dormitio”) of the mother of god. soon the name was changed to the “assumption of mary,” since there was more to the feast than her dying. it also proclaimed that she had been taken up, body and soul, into heaven. that belief was ancient, dating back to the apostles themselves. what was clear from the beginning was that there were no relics of mary to be venerated, and that an empty tomb stood on the edge of jerusalem near the site of her death. that location also soon became a place of pilgrimage. (today, the benedictine abbey of the dormition of mary stands on the spot.) at the council of chalcedon in 451, when bishops from throughout the mediterranean world gathered in constantinople, emperor marcian asked the patriarch of jerusalem to bring the relics of mary to constantinople to be enshrined in the capitol. the patriarch explained to the emperor that there were no relics of mary in jerusalem, that “mary had died in the presence of the apostles; but her tomb, when opened later . . . was found empty and so the apostles concluded that the body was taken up into heaven.” in the eighth century, st. john damascene was known for giving sermons at the holy places in jerusalem. at the tomb of mary, he expressed the belief of the church on the meaning of the feast: “although the body was duly buried, it did not remain in the state of death, neither was it dissolved by decay. . . . you were transferred to your heavenly home, o lady, queen and mother of god in truth.” all the feast days of mary mark the great mysteries of her life and her part in the work of redemption. the central mystery of her life and person is her divine motherhood, celebrated both at christmas and a week later (jan. 1) on the feast of the solemnity of mary, mother of god. the immaculate conception (dec. 8) marks the preparation for that motherhood, so that she had the fullness of grace from the first moment of her existence, completely untouched by sin. her whole being throbbed with divine life from the very beginning, readying her for the exalted role of mother of the savior. the assumption completes god’s work in her since it was not fitting that the flesh that had given life to god himself should ever undergo corruption. the assumption is god’s crowning of his work as mary ends her earthly life and enters eternity. the feast turns our eyes in that direction, where we will follow when our earthly life is over. the feast days of the church are not just the commemoration of historical events; they do not look only to the past. they look to the present and to the future and give us an insight into our own relationship with god. the assumption looks to eternity and gives us hope that we, too, will follow our lady when our life is ended. the prayer for the feast reads: “all-powerful and ever-living god: you raised the sinless virgin mary, mother of your son, body and soul, to the glory of heaven. may we see heaven as our final goal and come to share her glory.” in 1950, in the apostolic constitution <munificentissimus deus>, pope pius xii proclaimed the assumption of mary a dogma of the catholic church in these words: “the immaculate mother of god, the ever-virgin mary, having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heaven.” with that, an ancient belief became catholic doctrine and the assumption was declared a truth revealed by god. find out more: https://www.ewtn.com/saintsholy/saints/a/assumptionoftheblessedvirginmary.asp time all day (wednesday) calendar googlecal youth 2000 celebration at walsingham 23 aug - 27 all day youth 2000 celebration at walsingham event details august 23 to 27 youth 2000 celebration at walsingham event details august 23 to 27 youth 2000 celebration at walsingham time august 23 (thursday) - 27 (monday) calendar googlecal diocesan pilgrimage to lourdes 24 aug - 31 all day diocesan pilgrimage to lourdes event details august 24 – 31: diocesan pilgrimage to lourdes event details august 24 – 31: diocesan pilgrimage to lourdes time august 24 (fri

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