Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster, serving London north of the Thames and Hertfordshire.
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"I like the fact that Christ goes before us, leading the way. That's what we need in our lives."
Listen to the testimonies of people who witnessed and professed their faith during the Corpus Christi procession through London.
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On Sunday, the busy streets of London came to a standstill as the Eucharist was processed between some of the Central London parishes.
Our Lord was accompanied throughout the day in Holy Mass, prayer, and song, witnessing to his presence in the heart of our city.
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This Sunday, 7th of June 2026, we'll do it again. Join us as we celebrate Corpus Christi and bring Christ to the streets. See you there!
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Prepare the way of the Lord
Isaiah 40:3
Join us as we walk with Christ, present in the Blessed Sacrament, through London's busy streets on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, June 7th 2026.
For more information visit catholiclondon.org
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London's Eucharistic Octave | A week of prayer, adoration, and sacred liturgy, honouring our Lord in the Most Holy Eucharist.
Find out more at catholiclondon.org
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Yesterday, 450 couples gathered at Westminster Cathedral for the Mass in thanksgiving for matrimony, celebrated by Archbishop Richard Moth. In his homily, he described married love as “a gift beyond description” and “an experience of grace.”
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'I sought to do what I believed you asked me to do with my life.'
As our month of prayer for vocations wraps up, let's keep praying that men like Fr. James discern God's unique plan for their lives and are open to his call to priesthood.
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Look with favour on your family, O Lord,
and increase it always with new ministers,
who will lead its sons and daughters towards their goal of perfect charity
and work effectively for the salvation of all.
Through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
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‘May many young men in this land find the strength to answer the Master’s call to the ministerial priesthood, devoting their lives, their energy and their talents to God.’
~ Pope Benedict XVI at Westminster Cathedral in 2010
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'Prayer leads to action.'
Please join us in continuing to pray for those discerning a vocation to the priesthood, and those currently in formation.
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Through our prayers we entreat you, O Lord,
that the seeds you sow with great abundance
in the field of your Church may come to maturity,
so that many may make it their choice in life
to serve you in their brothers and sisters.
Through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
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'I've never been happier in my life'.
Fr James Boyle, in his first year of priesthood, describes how being used by the Lord to feed his people is the greatest joy in the world.
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'I join in offering congratulations to Pope Leo XIV. Since his election, he has been a clear and consistent voice calling us to share the peace of Christ.'
Archbishop Richard Moth reflects on the themes of the first year of Pope Leo's pontificate: rcdow.org.uk/news/archbishop…
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'From amongst his people, God called this shepherd.'
Fr Sean Power, ordained a priest in 2025, shares how he left a thriving and successful career behind to answer God's call to priesthood.
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Look kindly, we pray, O Lord,
on the prayers of your people,
that the stewards of your mysteries may grow in number
and persevere always in your love.
Through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
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Following today's attack in Golders Green, Archbishop Richard Moth said:
"I pray for the victims of this attack and salute the swift actions of the policemen in preventing further violence; and our continued prayers for the whole Jewish community at this time." [1/2]
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We must stand together against all those who promote hatred and violence against any person because of their faith." [2/2]
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"I was very pleased to be part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's audience with Pope Leo today. It is a further witness to the co-operation between the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion." [1/2]
It was an honour to meet and pray with His Holiness Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex this morning. I’m deeply grateful for his gracious welcome at the Apostolic Palace.
In the years to come, I will remain united with the Pope in prayer – for peace in our world, for justice, and for every person to discover the fullness of life that God offers.
The ecumenical pilgrimage is always one we make together, as a fellowship of Christians seeking the unity for which Christ prayed. Your Holiness, as your sister in Christ, in a spirit of prayer, friendship, and hope, I commend our shared journey into the hands of God.
You can read my address to Pope Leo XIV here: archbishopofcanterbury.org/n…
ALT Pope Leo XIV people sit across from Archbishop Sarah at a large wooden desk in a Apostolic Palace. Pope Leo XIV wears white robes with a red cloak, while Archbishop Sarah wears black, white and red robes. The room features ornate decor, including a painting and a statue.
ALT Pope Leo XIV and Archbishop Sarah are seated side by side in the service after their audience, wearing ornate robes, in a chapel. Behind them is a large painting depicting a biblical scene, flanked by stained glass windows. A cross is between them on a small table with candles. The setting exudes a solemn and sacred atmosphere.
ALT Pope Leo XIV and Archbishop Sarah sit at the end of a room in separate highbacked chairs. Four members of the delegation sit in a row at either side of Pope Leo XIV and Archbishop Sarah.
ALT Pope Leo XIV receives a gift of Lambeth Palace honey from Archbishop Sarah. Pope Leo XIV is smiling and looking at the honey. Archbishop Sarah is smiling.
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"The Holy Father's call to bring Christ's message of peace to the world is a spur to our continued Christian witness and service to the common good; especially to the most vulnerable."
~ Archbishop Richard Moth [2/2]
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O God, who willed to provide shepherds for your people,
pour out in your Church a spirit of piety and fortitude,
to raise up worthy ministers for your altars
and make them ardent yet gentle heralds of your Gospel.
Through Christ our Lord.
Amen
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