The Association of King James VII and II is presenting a talk on some aspects of the life and spirituality of Servant of God King James VII and II. The usurped Stuart King went into exile in France, and there his devotion and love of God flowered. After his death in 1701, his place of repose quickly became a site of pilgrimage, and there 19 miracles were recorded. By 1734, the Archbishop of Paris declared the King a Servant of God. In the intervening years his Cause went dormant, but in the last year a new Association has arisen in the north of Scotland to pick up the baton once more and promote the Cause of King James VII and II.

A talk will be held at St Lawrence’s in Dingwall on Thursday 26th November. Mass from 7pm and the talk beggining at 7:30pm. All welcome.