Explore why choosing distance-learning at Maryvale Institute is the right choice for you.
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Explore a wide range of adult formation courses catering for all levels available from Maryvale. There are 4 sections ranging from Further Education, Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels, to Research Studies...
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Once home to St John Henry Newman, Maryvale Institute is an international Catholic college, located at the heart of the Archdiocese of Birmingham (UK), which offers distance-learning courses to students all over the world.
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In addition to study days and residential weekends, Maryvale also hosts regular Masses, events, activities and lectures open to everyone. Discover what's coming up in the next few months...
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All the information you need about contacting and travelling to Maryvale, along with contact forms to make general enquiries or to request course information...
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Maryvale has been in Catholic hands since the Middle Ages. Formerly 'Oscott House', it came to the Church in 1702 at the bequest of Father Andrew Bromwich. From 1794 to 1838 it was the home of Oscott College, the first Seminary to open in England after the reformation...
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Offered to him and his community in 1845 by Bishop Nicholas Wiseman, St John Henry Newman adopted Oscott House (Maryvale) as his first Catholic home the following year. He went on to establish the English Oratory at Maryvale...
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Maryvale’s link with the Sacred Heart began with Bishop John Milner in the early 1800s. Bishop Milner realised his deep devotion to the Sacred Heart when he built above the sacristy a small chapel which became the first public shrine of the Sacred Heart in the British Isles...
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