The mother of Jesus, sometimes called the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The Virgin Mary's song of praise to the Lord

The day before Good Friday commemorating the Last Supper of Christ and his disciples. See the page Maundy Thursday.

Another name for the Eucharist. See the page Holy Communion.

Morning prayers, the morning office, sometimes extended to a full service with hymns and a sermon.

Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah which means 'King' or 'Saviour' or "Anointed One'.

From Latin 'servant'. It is used in Protestant churches to describe the person appointed to lead worship and to care for the needs of the congregation. See the page

The work of teaching or pastoral care performed by clergy or others in a church.

The fourth Sunday in Lent, originally the day on which Christians attended the 'mother church' but is today a day for giving thanks to our mothers. See the page Mothering Sunday.