Walsingham

In 1340, this was built about one mile away from Walsingham:

Father Thomas J. Walsh, first pastor of Saint Bede, never visited England.

King Henry VIII was once a very faithful Catholic, even given the title, "Defender of the Faith."

Revival of the shrine began with the renovation of The Slipper Chapel in:

The $25,000 donation made by Miss Margaret Burns to build a Catholic chapel at W&M in 1932 would be worth how much now?

There have always been a lot of Catholics in Williamsburg, VA.

Why might Europeans in the Middle Ages visit the "mini-Nazareth" at Walsingham rather than Jerusalem?

There were four "great shrines" of Medieval Christendom: Rome, Santiago da Compostella, Jerusalem, and

Saint Bede was an English:

The original Saint Bede is now a National American Shrine to Our Lady of Walsingham, confirmed by the U.S.C.C.B.

The simple replica of the house in Nazareth was built. The blessed virgin made which promise about those who visit it?

In 1905, the priest who traveled to Williamsburg to baptize children, marry couples, and say Mass came by:

King Henry III visited the shrine eight times.

Two friaries were founded near the Walsingham shrine. Which orders were responsible for the friaries?

The shrine in Williamsburg, VA was blessed in the 1960's.

Why was the chapel one mile from Walsingham, England called "The Slipper Chapel"?

How much of the original Walsingham shrine survived the Reformation?

The original Saint Bede is located on the William & Mary campus.

Richeldis de Faverches had a special devotion to Our Lady, who "showed her" the house in Nazareth where what occurred?

What was behind King Henry VIII's animosity to the Catholic Church?

The shrine was destroyed in 1538 by order of:

Fr. Walsh commissioned a statue of Our Lady of Walsingham by:

Walsingham Academy is named after:

St. Bede could not afford to found a Catholic school in Williamsburg, so they invited ___ to begin a school:

What is the Annunciation, anyway?

What happend to the Our Lady of Walsingham statue?

The original shrine of Our Lady was built in Walsingham, England in:

During Medieval Christendom, these people visited the shrine:

The Sisters of Mercy chose this name for the school in honor of the shrine housed in Williamsburg, VA:

What is the name of the largest Catholic Church in Williamsburg, VA?