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28 29<div id="xr_td" class="xr_td"> 30<div class="xr_ap xr_pp"> 31 <span class="xr_ar" style="left:0px;top:0px;width:951px;height:3449px; background-color: #DFEFFF;"></span> 32</div> 33<div id="xr_xrc3" class="xr_ap xr_xri_ xr_xrc" style="width: 951px; height: 3449px; overflow:hidden;"> 34 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/8222.jpg" alt="" title="" style="left:-2px;top:-3px;width:952px;height:185px;"/> 35<div class="xr_group"> 36 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/8223.jpg" alt="" title="" style="left:25px;top:35px;width:127px;height:124px;"/> 37</div> 38 <div class="xr_txt Heading_1 xr_s1" style="position: absolute; left:298px; top:106px; width:421px; height:10px;"> 39 <h1 class="xr_tl Heading_1 xr_s1" style="top: -32.17px;margin:0;">Bibliography</h1> 40 </div> 41 <div class="xr_txt xr_s23" style="position: absolute; left:206px; top:306px; width:616px; height:10px;"> 42 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2.94px;">Donald Hole, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">England's Nazareth, A History of the Holy Shrine of Our Lady of </span></span> 43 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 19.95px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham</span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style=""> (1939: 8 editions), extensively revised by Colin Stephenson and others in </span></span> 44 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 36.97px;">later years. </span> 45 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 70.99px;">Colin Stephenson, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham Way</span> (1970) and <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Merrily on High</span> (1972) </span> 46 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 88.01px;">the first is a history of the Shrine and biography of Fr Patten, and the second the </span> 47 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 105.02px;">autobiography of the author, who was his successor as Master of the Guardians and </span> 48 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 122.03px;">Administrator. These were both reprinted in 2008, with new Prefaces to each written </span> 49 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 139.05px;">by Fr Gordon Reid.</span> 50 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 173.07px;">John Barnes, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Alfred Hope Patten</span> (1983); originally published by the Church Literature </span> 51 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 190.09px;">Association as number 5 in their 'Oxford Prophets' series; reprinted later as a booklet.</span> 52 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 224.11px;">ed Peter Cobb, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham</span> (1990) </span> 53 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 241.13px;">compilation of articles and photographs mainly from <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Our Lady's Mirror</span> and </span> 54 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 258.14px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham Review</span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style=""> recording the development of the Shrine. Its only fault is that it </span></span> 55 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 275.15px;">has no index.</span> 56 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 309.18px;">Martin Warner, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham, An Ever-Circling Year </span>(1996).</span> 57 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 343.21px;">Michael Yelton, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s35" style="">Alfred Hope Patten and the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham </span></span> 58 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s36" style="top: 360.22px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s35" style="">an illustrated biography </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="">(2006; 2nd edition 2022)</span></span> 59 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 377.23px;">The second edition is revised, with much new material, including more </span> 60 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 394.25px;">photographs than in the first edition.</span> 61 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 428.27px;"><span id="yelton">Michael Yelton</span>, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s35" style="">Alfred Hope Patten: his life and times in pictures </span>(2007)</span> 62 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 445.29px;">photographs left out of the major biography in 2006 (above): there is also a <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="">useful </span></span> 63 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 462.3px;">introductory Short Life.</span> 64 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 496.33px;">ed Philip North and John North, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Sacred Space</span>
64 (2007) </span> 65 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 513.34px;">eight essays exploring ideas that underlie the historic connections between place, </span> 66 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 530.35px;">holiness and travel: originally delivered as lectures at a series of study days in 2006 </span> 67 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 547.37px;">organised as part of the Shrine's 75th anniversary celebrations.</span> 68 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 581.39px;">ed Dominic Janes and Gary Waller, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham in Literature and Culture from the </span></span> 69 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 598.41px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Middle Ages to Modernity </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(2010). </span></span> 70 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 632.43px;">John Rayne-Davis and Peter Rollings, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham: England's National Shrine of Our </span></span> 71 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 649.45px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Lady </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(2010) </span></span> 72 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 666.46px;">a history, with spiritual reflections by Fr Rollings.</span> 73 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 700.49px;"><span id="rear">Michael Rear</span><span>,</span> <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s35" style="">Walsingham:</span> <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s35" style="">Pilgrims and Pilgrimage</span> (2011; 2nd edn 2019)</span> 74 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 717.5px;">a comprehensive history of pilgrims and pilgrimage to Walsingham from the </span> 75 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 734.51px;">pre-Christian era to the present day by an author uniquely placed to write it. </span> 76 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 751.53px;">The second edition has much new material.</span> 77 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 785.55px;">Gary Waller, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham and the English Imagination </span>(2011).</span> 78 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 819.58px;">Bill Flint, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Edith the Fair</span> (2015) </span> 79 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 836.59px;">a personal view of the history of the foundation of the Walsingham Shrine, centred on </span> 80 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 853.61px;">the author's theory that Richeldis was Edith Swanneshals, wife of Harold Godwinson.</span> 81 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 904.65px;">OTHER BOOKS WITH SIGNIFICANT WALSINGHAM REFERENCES </span> 82 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 938.67px;">Peter F Anson, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">A Roving Recluse</span> (1946)</span> 83 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 955.69px;">these memoirs describe on pp 197-205 his time in Walsingham.</span> 84 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 989.71px;">Pinions [pen-name of <a href="anchoresses.htm#marylioba" onclick="return(xr_nn());" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" >Sister Mary Lioba</a>], <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Wind on the Sand </span>(1980) subtitled 'The </span> 85 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1006.73px;">hidden life of an anchoress': a detailed spiritual autobiography, including her time as </span> 86 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1023.74px;">an anchoress at Walsingham.</span> 87 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1057.77px;">Ursula King, âEngland's Nazareth: Pilgrimages to Walsingham during the Middle Ages </span> 88 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1074.78px;">and Todayâ, was written as part (pages 527-541) of a publication by the Bayerisches </span> 89 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1091.79px;">Nationalmuseum in Munich to accompany a pan-European exhibition called 'Pilgrimage </span> 90 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1108.81px;">Knows No Frontiers' [Wallfahrt kennt keine Grenzen](1984); despite its having been </span> 91 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1125.82px;">described for its time as "the best overview of Walsingham ever written", a copy of </span> 92 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1142.83px;">this paper only recently surfaced in the archives and seems little known elsewhere. For </span> 93 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1159.85px;">copyright reasons we cannot reproduce it on this website, but if anyone wishes to </span> 94 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1176.86px;">borrow our copy of the paper - we do not have the whole book - please contact the </span> 95 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1193.87px;">archivist.</span> 96 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1227.9px;">Francis Penhale, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Catholics in Crisis</span>
96 (1986) </span> 97 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1244.91px;">Chapter 7 is entirely about Walsingham; notes and references are on pp 163-165.</span> 98 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1278.94px;">Michael Yelton, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Anglican Papalism</span> (2005)</span> 99 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1295.95px;">There are several pages on Walsingham in Chapter 7 and it is referred to on pages 19-</span> 100 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1312.97px;">21 of the same author's Peter Anson: <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Monk, Writer and Artist</span> (2005). Anson's 1931 </span> 101 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1329.98px;">drawing of the Holy House is on page 66.</span> 102 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1364.01px;">[Bishop] Eric Kemp, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Shy but not Retiring</span> (2006)</span> 103 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1381.02px;">these memoirs of Bishop Kemp, an Honorary Guardian, contain references to </span> 104 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1398.03px;">Walsingham, but the book has no index. See pp 246-47.</span> 105 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 1432.06px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">In This Sign Conquer </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(2006), a history of the SSC, has no index of places, but there </span></span> 106 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1449.07px;">are references to Walsingham throughout the book. The name index includes many </span> 107 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1466.09px;">well-known 'Walsingham' priests, but note that the index has errors and omissions.</span> 108 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 1500.11px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">People, Places and Things </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(2006), a souvenir book of photographs to commemorate </span></span> 109 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1517.13px;">the 75th anniversary of the Society of Mary. Many of them have Walsingham </span> 110 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1534.14px;">connections.</span> 111 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1568.17px;">Frank Wain, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">A Fair Young Curate</span> (2007) is an annotated edition, by his son, of his </span> 112 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1585.18px;">diary for the year 1938. Pages 43-51, <a href="reminiscences-wain.htm" onclick="return(xr_nn());" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" >reproduced here,</a> describe a week in </span> 113 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1602.19px;">Walsingham in July, giving the reader a glimpse of everyday life in the village and </span> 114 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1619.21px;">Shrine. The whole diary gives a vivid picture of ordinary church life at that time, </span> 115 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1636.22px;">alongside the growing national unease at the prospect of another Great War.</span> 116 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1670.25px;">Michael Yelton, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Outposts of the Faith </span>(2009) describing ten country parishes where the </span> 117 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1687.26px;">Anglo-Catholic movement flourished; references throughout to Walsingham, and to </span> 118 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1704.27px;">many of its Guardians, priests and people.</span> 119 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1738.3px;">Michael Yelton, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">The Twenty One: An Anglo-Catholic Rebellion in London, 1929</span> (2009) </span> 120 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1755.31px;">detailing the principled stand of 21 Catholic priests in London (five of whom were later </span> 121 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1772.33px;">to become founding Guardians of the Shrine) against the Bishop's Directions in the </span> 122 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1789.34px;">
122aftermath of the rejection of the 1928 Prayer Book.</span> 123 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1823.37px;">Michael Farrer, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">One Part of London: Aspects of Anglo-Catholicism in Camden </span>(2009) </span> 124 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1840.38px;">contains passing references to Fr Patten and many others connected with Walsingham.</span> 125 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1874.41px;">James Rattue, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Something Other Than We Are: an informal history of Catholic ideals in </span></span> 126 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 1891.42px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">the Church of England </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(2009) A reading of the changing fortunes of the Catholic </span></span> 127 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1908.43px;">position in the Church of England from Henry VIII to the present day, thus including </span> 128 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1925.45px;">many mentions of Walsingham and of priests and people connected with it.</span> 129 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1959.47px;">Philip Corbett and William Davage, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Defend and Maintain</span> (2009) A history of the </span> 130 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1976.49px;">Church Union, 1859-2009: passing references to people connected with Walsingham, </span> 131 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 1993.5px;">and many mentions of Lord Halifax, a founding Guardian and the Union's sometime </span> 132 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2010.51px;">President.</span> 133 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2044.54px;">John Gunstone, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Lift High the Cross </span>(2010) This history of the Anglo-Catholic </span> 134 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2061.55px;">Congresses between the wars includes references to priests and laymen later closely </span> 135 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2078.57px;">connected with Walsingham, although the index does not include all their names.</span> 136 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2112.59px;">A T John Salter, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">The Anglican Papalist: A Personal Portrait of Henry Joy Fynes-Clinton</span> </span> 137 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2129.61px;">(2012) This biography of one of the greatest benefactors of the Shrine describes his </span> 138 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2146.62px;">part, with Fr Patten and Sir William Milner, in restoring it, and mentions many </span> 139 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2163.63px;">Guardians. Chapter Eight contains the first fully detailed account of the strong </span> 140 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2180.65px;">Orthodox links with the Shrine in its early days. </span> 141 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2214.67px;">William Davage, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Vicars of Walsingham</span> <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">
1411921-2021 </span>(2021) Profiles of Fr Patten and </span> 142 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2231.69px;">successive parish priests of Walsingham, published to commemorate the centenary </span> 143 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2248.7px;">year of Fr Pattenâs appointment.</span> 144 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2265.71px;">___________</span> 145 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s22" style="top: 2299.74px;">Other core books on differing aspects of Walsingham </span> 146 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2333.77px;">P J Goodrich, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham, its History and its Shrine </span>(1937)</span> 147 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2350.78px;">H M Gillett, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham, The History of a Famous Shrine</span> (1946)</span> 148 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2367.79px;">J C Dickinson, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham</span> (1956: reprinted 2011)</span> 149 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2384.81px;">Leonard E Whatmore, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Highway to Walsingham</span> (1973)</span> 150 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2401.82px;">Claude Fisher, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham, A Place of Pilgrimage for all People</span> (1983) </span> 151 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2418.83px;">Arthur Bond, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">The Walsingham Story </span>(1988)</span> 152 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2435.85px;">Elizabeth Ruth Obbard, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">The History and Spirituality of Walsingham</span> (1995) </span> 153 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2452.86px;">Peter Rollings, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham,</span> <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">England's Nazareth </span>(1998)</span> 154 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2469.87px;">Elizabeth Ruth Obbard, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Every Pilgrim's Guide to Walsingham, 'England's Nazareth'</span> </span> 155 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2486.89px;">(2007) [based on her two earlier books - the one listed above and <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">A Walsingham </span></span> 156 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 2503.9px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Prayer Book</span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">]</span></span> 157 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 2537.93px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham: Pilgrimage and History </span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="">(1999), is a collection of papers first presented at </span></span> 158 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2554.94px;">the Centenary Historical Conference of the Roman Catholic National Shrine in March </span> 159 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2571.95px;">1998. As well as papers on the medieval shrine and modern Roman Catholic </span> 160 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2588.97px;">developments, there are substantial articles on the history of the village. The final </span> 161 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2605.98px;">paper by Fr Peter Cobb on the development of modern-day pilgrimage details </span> 162 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2622.99px;">succinctly the modern history of both shrines at that date.</span> 163 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2657.02px;">The transactions of a similar Historical Conference held in March 2011 published as </span> 164 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s17" style="top: 2674.03px;"><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Walsingham: Richeldis 950 Pilgrimage and History</span><span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style=""> (2012). The content is similar to </span></span> 165 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2691.05px;">
165that described in the above paragraph, with the final paper being given by Bishop </span> 166 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2708.06px;">Lindsay Urwin on 'Walsingham Today and Tomorrow'.</span> 167 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2742.09px;">Bruno Scott James, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Asking for Trouble </span>(1962) </span> 168 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2759.1px;">The autobiography of Father Bruno Scott James, Walsingham's first Roman Catholic </span> 169 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2776.11px;">priest and first custodian of the Slipper Chapel since the Reformation, has many </span> 170 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2793.13px;">references to the village and to both Shrines, in particular in Chapters 7 and 16. </span> 171 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2827.15px;">John E Barnes, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">George Ratcliffe Woodward 1848-1934, Priest, Poet and Musician </span></span> 172 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2844.17px;">(1996) </span> 173 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2861.18px;">This biography of another famous vicar of Walsingham (1882-88) has only two </span> 174 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2878.19px;">references to Fr Patten, and Fr Woodwardâs fame derived from his carol compositions </span> 175 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2895.21px;">and revival of plainsong, not from the village; but his vicarage was where Fr Patten </span> 176 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2912.22px;">later lived and in Chapter 3 we can picture life there in the 1880s. There is also a </span> 177 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2929.23px;">photograph of Dr Woodward playing the euphonium outside the vicarage. The author </span> 178 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2946.25px;">was another former vicar of Walsingham.</span> 179 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2980.27px;">Graham Howard, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">A Fire in Walsingham</span> (2011)</span> 180 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 2997.29px;">Commemorating in words and pictures the fiftieth anniversary of the fire which almost </span> 181 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 3014.3px;">destroyed the parish church on 14 July 1961.</span> 182 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 3048.33px;">Eamon Duffy, <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">A Peopleâs Tragedy</span>: <span class="Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="">Studies in Reformation </span>(2020)</span> 183 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 3065.34px;">Chapter 10 summarizes the development of the Shrine from its medieval beginnings </span> 184 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s19" style="top: 3082.35px;">until today. </span> 185 </div> 186 <div class="xr_txt Heading_2_a xr_s37" style="position: absolute; left:194px; top:236px; width:673px; height:10px;"> 187 <h2 class="xr_tc Heading_2_a xr_s31" style="left: -20.51px; top: -18.1px; width: 714px;margin:0;">Some of the best-known books about Fr Patten and the restored Shrine</h2> 188 <h2 class="xr_tc Heading_2_a xr_s16" style="left: -27.18px; top: 5.96px; width: 733px;margin:0;">(for more books about the original Shrine and its history see the Bibliography and </h2> 189 <h2 class="xr_tc Heading_2_a xr_s16" style="left: 141.88px; top: 27.35px; width: 390px;margin:0;">Archaeology pages of the <a href="https://www.walsinghamanglicanmedieval.org.uk" onclick="return(xr_nn());" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" >Medieval</a> website)</h2> 190 </div> 191 <div class="xr_txt Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="position: absolute; left:467px; top:3382px; width:85px; height:10px;"> 192 <span class="xr_tl Normal_text_14 xr_s18" style="top: 19.95px;"><a href="javascript:xr_top();" onclick="return(xr_nn());" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" >top of page</a></span> 193 </div> 194 <div id="xr_xo0" class="xr_ap" style="left:0; top:0; width:951px; height:100px; visibility:hidden; z-index:3;"> 195 <a href="" onclick="return(false);" onmousedown="xr_ppir(this);"> 196 </a> 197 </div> 198 <div id="xr_xd0"></div> 199</div> 200<div class="xr_xpos" style="position:absolute; left: -2px; top: 182px; width:153px; height:530px;"> 201<div id="xr_nb9" class="xr_ar"> 202 <div class="xr_ar xr_nb0"> 203 <a href="index.htm" onclick="return(xr_nn());"> 204 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/10842.png" alt="HOME" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0,event)" style="left:0px;top:0px;width:80px;height:31px;"/> 205 <img class="xr_ap xr_ro xr_ro0 xr_tt3" src="index_htm_files/10862.png" alt="HOME" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" style="left:-5px;top:-6px;width:91px;height:43px;"/> 206 </a> 207 </div> 208 <div class="xr_ar xr_nb0"> 209 <a href="sitemap.htm" onclick="return(xr_nn());"> 210 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/10843.png" alt="SITE MAP" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0,event)" style="left:0px;top:30px;width:102px;height:30px;"/> 211 <img class="xr_ap xr_ro xr_ro0 xr_tt3" src="index_htm_files/10863.png" alt="SITE MAP" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" style="left:-5px;top:24px;width:113px;height:42px;"/> 212 </a> 213 </div> 214 <div class="xr_ar xr_nb0"> 215 <a href="archiveindex-ab.htm" target="_self" onclick="return(xr_nn());"> 216 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/10844.png" alt="SELECT INDEX" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0,event)" style="left:0px;top:59px;width:134px;height:30px;"/> 217 <img class="xr_ap xr_ro xr_ro0 xr_tt3" src="index_htm_files/10864.png" alt="SELECT INDEX" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" style="left:-5px;top:53px;width:144px;height:42px;"/> 218 </a> 219 </div> 220 <div class="xr_ar xr_nb0"> 221 <a href="collection.htm" onclick="return(xr_nn());"> 222 <img class="xr_ap" src="index_htm_files/10845.png" alt="The Archives" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0,event)" style="left:0px;top:89px;width:122px;height:30px;"/> 223 <img class="xr_ap xr_ro xr_ro0 xr_tt3" src="index_htm_files/10865.png" alt="The Archives" title="" onmousemove="xr_mo(this,0)" style="left:-5px;top:83px;width:133px;
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