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In conversation with St Padarn’s
St Padarn’s is launching a new series of engaging talks taking place at various locations across Wales this year.
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Called to be more - Archbishop's Presidential Address to Governing Body
The Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, calls for a "more professional, grounded, compassionate, connected and creative Church" in his Presidential Address to members of the Governing Body of the Church in Wales.
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Restoration of Bangor's Bible Gardens
Bangor's historic Bible Gardens are undergoing a significant transformation as part of the city's 1500th anniversary celebrations, with preparatory work already underway.
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Tribute to Pope Francis from the Archbishop of Wales
Archbishop Andrew John gives tribute to Pope Francis after he entered eternal rest on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88, at his residence in the Vatican’s Casa Santa Marta.
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Statement by The Church in Wales on Andrew Robinson
Andrew Robinson, a retired priest of the Church in Wales, has appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates Court after admitting offences relating to indecent images of children.
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Bishops' Easter messages
Easter messages and reflections from our diocesan bishops
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Easter Message: Archbishop of Wales
This Easter, the Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John, reflects on a grave in rural Wales marking the life of a man from 1500 years ago. Though little is known about him, his faith is remembered.
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Easter paintings project 'an opportunity to discover more about Christian faith'
Two ministry areas in Mid Wales are working together to bring the Easter story to their communities.
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Church growth in Barmouth thanks to Messy Church
St John's Church in Barmouth celebrated a remarkable turnout at its latest Messy Church event, with 60 children participating in March. This marks a significant increase from the summer of 2023, when attendance was just 15 children.
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