St Mary the Virgin Church

Brading Community Choir Rehearsal 8th May 2018

Brading Community Choir in rehearsal at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Brading, Isle of Wight, UK on Tuesday 8th May 2018.

Graveyard Visits Ep. 1 - St Mary's

This video I dedicate to a dear friend Paula, hope you enjoy from across the pond. Just a quick look at the graves and a few views of the church. It probably dates back to 1220 and it may have been built on the remains of a previous building. More information here... and is some info on the graves and here is some more info... At various times, churches have moved the stones, sometimes to free up space for new plots, and sometimes when they were getting unsafe, to 'landscape the plot - that is what I guess BA has done, looking at the grassed area,

Ringing at Stepney

Ringing the beautiful Mears and Stainbank 8 at Stepney after the Shanklin and Brading bellringers tour of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry. Tenor - 6cwt in C, cast in 1964. These bells hang in a wooden frame, contemporary with the bells after the church almost completely destroyed in WW2. The new church is built within the walls of the older church.

Moonrakers Tour of Devon 2009

Filmed between 01 and 08 Aug 2009.

1 North Curry SS Peter & Paul 8 16-3-24
2 Culmstock All Saints 8 19-0-0
3 Broadclyst S John the Baptist 8 20-0-25
4 Pinhoe, Exeter S Michael & All Angels 8 10-0-19
5 Alphington, Exeter S Michael & All Angels 8 13-1-12
6 Exeter Cathedral 12 72-2-2
7 Kenn S Andrew 6 13-1-25
8 Bickington S Mary the Virgin 6 7-1-24
9 Highweek All Saints 8 11-1-11
10 East Ogwell S Bartholomew 6 5-3-6
11 Abbotskerswell Blessed Virgin Mary 6 10-0-0
12 Ipplepen S Andrew 8 18-1-0
13 Broadhempston SS Peter & Paul 6 12-0-0
14 Exeter S Petrock 6 5-0-0
15 Exeter Cathedral 12 72-2-2
16 Crediton Holy Cross 12 26-2-23
17 Colebrooke S Andrew 6 17-3-21
18 Down St Mary S Mary the Virgin 6 7-3-16
19 Morchard Bishop S Mary 6 15-0-0
20 Lapford S Thomas of Canterbury 6 12-0-0
21 Zeal Monachorum S Peter 6 8-0-26
22 North Tawton S Peter 8 18-0-0
23 Powderham S Clement Bishop & Martyr 6 10-0-0
24 East Teignmouth S Michael 8 22-1-0
25 West Teignmouth S James the Less 8 12-2-17
26 Bishopsteignton Bishops-Ting-Tong 6 0-0-10
27 Dawlish S Gregory 8 11-2-21
28 Spreyton S Michael 6 12-0-0
29 Broadwoodkelly All Saints 6 9-3-14
30 Exbourne S Mary the Virgin 6 8-2-14
31 Jacobstowe S James 5 6-2-2
32 Dowland S Peter 5 4-3-0
33 Northlew S Thomas of Canterbury 6 6-3-5
34 Inwardleigh S Petroc 6 6-3-4
35 Doddiscombsleigh S Michael 6 10-2-14
36 Dunsford S Mary 6 12-3-16
37 North Bovey S John the Baptist 6 12-0-0
38 Manaton S Winifred 6 8-0-14
39 Widecombe in the Moor S Pancras 8 12-3-14
40 Ilsington S Michael 6 10-3-13
41 Lustleigh S John the Baptist 6 12-0-0
42 Exeter S Mark 10 12-1-19
43 Rewe S Mary the Virgin 6 9-1-0
44 Plymtree S John the Baptist 6 11-0-8
45 Payhembury S Mary the Virgin 6 15-3-22

Bassingbourn Bell Ringers 1.3GP

Bell Ringing at Bassingbourn Church

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Our Lady of Guadalupe (Spanish: Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe), also known as the Virgin of Guadalupe (Spanish: Virgen de Guadalupe), is a Catholic title of the Blessed Virgin Mary associated with a venerated image enshrined within the Minor Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City. The basilica is the most visited Catholic pilgrimage site in the world, and the world's third most-visited sacred site. Pope Leo XIII granted the venerated image a Canonical Coronation on 12 October 1895.