REDEDICATION OF ENGLAND AS THE DOWRY OF MARY

SCARBOROUGH PARISHES RE-DEDICATION OF ENGLAND TO THE DOWRY OF ENGLAND

PROGRAMMEClick HERE to view the programme for the Re-dedication in the Scarborough Parishes.

In 1381, England was dedicated to Mary by King Richard II and was set apart for her among the nations. This year, Catholics of England, and anyone else who wishes, are called to make a personal dedication to Mary, taking up her example as the Christ’s first disciple. A formal public announcement by the Bishops of England and Wales was made on 1 Jan.

On 21 Feb we were invited to begin a personal 33-day consecration to Jesus through Mary following the method of St Louis de Montfort ending on 25 March, Feast of the Annunciation. A 3-day triduum of the litany of Saints & Martyrs of England & the Rosary from 26 to 28 March culminates on 29 March with a re-dedication of England and personal re-dedication in Westminster, Walsingham, every Cathedral, and every participating parish, including St Peter’s Church, Scarborough.

Click HERE to go to the official website of the Rededication for much more information, and an interactive map of host cathedrals, parishes and religious institutions where you may take part if you are not in Scarborough during this period.