You can search the web site by entering a word or multiple words in the box at the top right of each page.

1. Enter a single word
If you enter a single word, then the web site is searched for any article which matches that single word.

2. Enter multiple words
If you enter more than 1 word (e.g. Good Friday), then the web site will be searched for any article containing either Good or Friday. You may enter up to 20 characters in total into the box.

3. Enter a phase
If you enter more than 1 word with speech marks around them (e.g. "Good Friday"), then the web site will be searched for any article which contains that exact phase.

How the search works ...
The search will look firstly at the text of articles to find a match. Then it looks at the article headers (title and section). Finally it will look at chapter and sub-chapter details.

When matching items have been found, they display in a list. Click 'view' to see the record. If the search matches the text of an article, the matching word(s) are highlighted and italicised.

Invalid entries ...
You must enter letters or number only. You can, however, enter " marks at the start and end of the entry to denote a phrase. The entry must be a minimum of 2 characters.