Anglican Order of
Our Lady of Walsingham
Ad Jesum Per Mariam — To Jesus Through Mary.
A ministry of presence
Where the Benedictines profess stability and the Dominicans preach the Word, the Anglican Order of Our Lady of Walsingham professes presence — making Christ known in hospitals and homes, in chaplaincies and classrooms, in the quiet places where the world's need is greatest.
Drawn together by the Holy House of Nazareth, the Shrine of Walsingham, and the obedience of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we live a dispersed common life rooted in the Book of Common Prayer.
Three wellsprings
The Holy House
Where Mary kept and pondered the Word, and where the Word became flesh in hidden, ordinary life.
The Shrine of Walsingham
England's Nazareth — a place of pilgrimage, hospitality, and the gentle authority of Our Lady.
The Common Prayer
The daily rhythm of Office and Eucharist that has shaped Anglican souls for five centuries.
A home for those who serve at the edges
The Order is a refuge and a rule for Christians whose ministry is carried out beyond the parish — in places of crisis, learning, healing, and watch.
- ✠Chaplains
- ✠Healthcare workers
- ✠First responders
- ✠Military personnel
- ✠Teachers
- ✠Social workers
- ✠Lay ministers
- ✠Companions in prayer
Is God calling you?
Whether to profession, oblation, or companionship in prayer, every vocation begins with listening.
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