New Book – The Clergy of the Diocese of Salford

The Diocese of Salford was erected in September 1850 by Papal Bull – Universalis Ecclesiae, known as the Restoration of the Hierarchy. Thirteen new dioceses were created, and Nicholas Wiseman was elevated to the Cardinalate, as the first Archbishop of Westminster. William Turner was appointed as first Bishop of Salford in June 1851; the Church … Continue reading New Book – The Clergy of the Diocese of Salford

Job Alert

Northampton Diocese is looking for a Diocesan Information Manager, which includes caring for the diocesan archives. Diocesan Information Manager 3 days per week, The salary is £40-50k full time equivalent, depending upon experience. Start date: May 2023 We are currently recruiting for an Information Manager to join our Diocese. Full information for the position and … Continue reading Job Alert

The Archives of St Edmund’s College, Cambridge

St Edmund's 1906 St Edmund’s College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Founded as St Edmund’s House in 1896 as a lodging house for students, it became a graduate college in 1965, received its Royal Charter in 1998 and is the only Cambridge college with a Roman Catholic Chapel. The Von Hügel … Continue reading The Archives of St Edmund’s College, Cambridge

The Leonard Cheshire Historic Sound Archive ï¿¼

By Stephanie Nield​ - Archivist The Leonard Cheshire Archive Centre in Netherseal, South Derbyshire collects, cares for and shares the history of disability charity Leonard Cheshire and its founder, Group Captain Lord Leonard Cheshire VC OM. Whilst the charity is non-denominational, its founder and his wife and fellow charity worker Lady Sue Ryder CMG OBE were … Continue reading The Leonard Cheshire Historic Sound Archive ï¿¼