Archbishop Mark's March Newsletter

March 31, 2026

🗞️ Archbishop Mark's March 2026 Newsletter is now available! This month's newsletter includes a variety of topics of interest to people across the Archdiocese of Cardiff-Menevia, including:


✝️ Welcome & Appointments - new chaplaincy and parish appointments across the Archdiocese


🙏 Vocations - updates on those in formation for the priesthood and permanent diaconate


⛪ Episcopal Appointments - news from across the Church in England and Wales, including the installation of

Archbishop Richard Moth at Westminster


🕯️ Prayers - remembering those who have died and those who are ill


🌿 Chrism Mass - taking place on Tuesday 31st March at 11am at St David's Metropolitan Cathedral, Cardiff - all welcome!


💛 Lenten Alms - this year supporting local HCPT Groups and Christians in the Middle East


🎒 Emmaus Youth & Vocations Events - exciting upcoming events for teenagers and young adults


📖 Heart Speaks to Heart - Archbishop Mark's six-week study programme, now available for parishes, schools and groups


✈️ Archdiocesan Pilgrimage to Italy - join Archbishop Mark on pilgrimage to San Giovanni Rotondo and Assisi, 28th September - 2nd October 2026


🔗 Read the newsletter here: rcadc.org/archbishop-marks-march-newsletter


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