Our journey together through Lent began on Ash Wednesday with three new videos each reflecting on how we may know God’s love by opening our lives to his presence. Bishop June’s Lent One homily will be broadcast on our Facebook Page, YouTube Channel and Twitter 4pm this Sunday. For more about Lent click here. A prayer as…
We face a major season of the Christian calendar with our buildings mostly closed and much of our worship – and our daily lives – online. This year, let us walk with our communities in these socially isolating months, and serve in gladness knowing that we are living out God’s love in the world today.…
Learn to experience the presence of God in your everyday life with this brand new 10 Day Spiritual Journey course from the Llandaff Diocese. Each day you’ll receive an email with a spiritual practice and reflection that will further your spiritual development. Click here to sign up.
From online church services to daily reflections, our home church resources can help you continue your worship and prayer life while you stay indoors. Click here for home church resources from the Diocese of Llandaff.
As we approach a very different Christmas to the one we expected, let us stay positive, hopeful and look for the light in the darkness, says Archbishop John Davies.
Services across the Diocese are now listed on our Church Online Planner – Click here.
Fr Irving Hamer from St Martin Roath, Cardiff, reflects on the importance of churches in our communities. “Churches are places where the human and divine meet; they are signs, even today, of the changeless redeeming love of God that is not indifferent to the lives of all.”Click here for the full article.
Bishop June Osborne, Diocese of Llandaff and Rev Ben Rabjohns, Parish of Penrhiwceiber, talk about the impact lockdown has had on churches, hopes for reopening church buildings and the future of church.
The very first Llandaff Diocese online Day of Prayer takes place Friday 12 June 10am – 4pm. Featuring guest speakers and workshops, this will be a day where Christians across the diocese come together in prayer. We’ll be streaming live on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and (if tech allows) Instagram! The schedule for the day is…
With Llandaff Matters becoming the hub of all diocesan information, it’s time we invite our church communities – and the public – to sign up and receive our weekly email. Click here