Celebrating the Year of Pilgrimage

St Asaph Cathedral will host a special service on Sunday May 4 at 3.30pm to mark the end of the Diocesan Year of Pilgrimage. Go to NEWS for more information.

Easter flowers

The team of flower ladies have done a spectacular job this Easter. Go to NEWS for more photos.

Easter 2014

This is Holy Week, and we share Christ’s journey to the cross and beyond.

Please take a few moments to look at the display board in church of paintings by the Benedictine Nuns of Turvey Abbey which offer a vivid feeling of increasing darkness as Christ journeys towards the cross.

In the final beautiful presentation we meet Christ, risen in glory - darkness to light, sorrow to joy, despair to hope, death to resurrection.

A Happy and Peace Filled Easter

Michael

Holy Week

From the Vicar : Holy Week

In just a week’s time we will begin Holy Week, which is described in more detail than any other in the life of Jesus. In its drama it provides an opportunity to perhaps reflect on our own Christian  commitment, loyalty and life. To read more, go to NEWS.

£325 from Deanery Quiz! (St Dyfnog's team pipped at the post ...)

The Deanery Quiz, held at Denbigh Rugby Club on Monday evening, proved a great success. Over fifty participants formed teams of five and six, answering questions on a wide range of subjects. At half-time the leaders, with twenty-nine correct answers out of thirty, were the St Dyfnog's Bizzi Beez team of Jane Williams, Kath & Jules Mitchell-Dawson, and Judy & Ken Naylor. After a break for a hot-pot supper, kindly provided by various cooks in the Deanery, battle was joined again, with Llandyrnog making a late bid for victory in the second thirty questions. At close of play, the result was a tie, with fifty-seven points each for St Dyfnog's and Llandyrnog. This necessitated a tie-break, where both teams gave the correct answer, but Llandyrnog managed it just ahead of St Dyfnog's.

Many thanks to all who took part - around £325 was raised for the Deanery tent at this year's Denbigh & Flint Show - and thanks also to Michael, who proved an excellent and extremely fair quiz-master, and to Denbigh Rugby Club for their hospitality. A good time was had by all.

Transfiguration Sunday

From the Vicar : Lent 2014
This first Sunday in March, Transfiguration Sunday, means we are preparing for Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday, this week. Once again we will travel through these six weeks towards the events of Holy Week and Easter. For more, go to NEWS.

Candlemas

From the Vicar 
Candlemas 2014
This note is written at Candlemas, forty days after the birth of Jesus, when we can look back, upon Christmas and Epiphany, and forwards towards Lent and Holy Week.

Go to NEWS to read more.