St Michael's College

Sunday March 25 saw the visit to the college of Dr Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Dr Barry Morgan, Archbishop of Wales. Archbishop Rowan preached at the end of term Eucharist on John 12:24: ‘unless a grain of wheat fall into the ground’, while Archbishop Barry celebrated.  The choir sang the setting of theContinue Reading

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St Michael’s College News: Spring 2011 May 12, 2011 To view a PDF of this please click here

As part of St Michael’s College collaborative ministry placement scheme three students from St Michael’s attended the ‘Palestine of Jesus’ course for seminarians at St George’s College, Jerusalem for two weeks in January 2011. St George’s College, next to the Anglican Cathedral in Jerusalem, is about 10 minutes walk from the City Walls. The studentsContinue Reading

As a family we moved to Cardiff from North Wales in August 2010 so I could commence the training for ordained ministry. The decision to uproot the whole family was a difficult one and not taken lightly as we have four small children between the ages of three and eight. It is important that myContinue Reading

Hi! I trained at St. Mike’s, full time from September 2008 –June 2010, and am now serving my title parish in Bedwellty with New Tredegar up in the Rhymney Valley. For me, St. Michael’s College was nothing less than life transforming. When I first arrived at St. Michaels, I was both very excited and nervousContinue Reading

Since leaving our home in a small village north of Carmarthen, my two daughters and I have found life in Cardiff very different! Coming to St Michael’s and beginning my ministerial formation has changed our lives in almost every way, and being part of the community here has helped us to weather the changes andContinue Reading

I am a single parent studying for ordination at St Michael’s College. I have 4 children living with me whilst studying here, age range 17 to 2. When I asked the children what they liked best about being part of college life I wondered if they would say it was the playroom full of book,Continue Reading

The year was 1926 and a theatre audience had just witnessed a horrible murder before their very eyes, the leading actor met a tragic end, but who had the motives to kill him? This is where our social evening for ordinands and spouses began, organised by Steven Bunting an ordinand in the college. We wereContinue Reading