The second of the shrines in what was once the rural periphery of medieval London and are now deep in suburbia is that of Our Lady of Willesden. This is one that has been restored in both the Anglican and Catholic churches that serve the neighbourhood, and is doubtless why one of the assistant bishops of the diocese of London is entitled as of Willesden.
My notes about it from last year also include something about the lost shrine at Crome Hill near Greenwich.
The article can be seen at Marian Pilgrimage - Our Lady of Willesden
Our Lady of Willesden, Our Lady of Crome Hill pray for The King and for The Queen and for us all
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