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News from the Archdiocese of Birmingham 30th March 2023
ByCaritasNews includes Bishop David McGough RIP, a Reflection for Palm Sunday, Mass of Chrism in St Chad’s Cathedral, Good Friday Walk of Witness, welcoming a new Head of Safeguarding for the Archdiocese, LOUDfence at St Chad’s Cathedral, Responding to the Call of Creation, Invitation from Mary’s Meals: Pray in May, Mass for Marriage, ‘Eternity’ –…
Archdiocese of Birmingham newsletter 13th July 2023
ByCaritasI was in Prison and You Visited Me This Saturday, 15 July – Pact Roadshow: I was in Prison and You Visited Me Pact, Prison Advice and Care Trust, is the national Catholic charity which supports prisoners and their families. We are working in 11 prisons in the Archdiocese of Birmingham and in the community.Pact…
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
Please click link for information on Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 18th – 25th January 2023, and other news from the Archdiocese of Birmingham.
Archdiocese of Birmingham Newsletter
ByCaritasWebsite Events News Vocations Sunday, urgent call for hosts for Ukrainians. Vocations Sunday The Fourth Sunday of Easter is Vocations Sunday. In Scripture, we hear of Jesus, the shepherd who calls each of us to follow him. We ask to discern our own mission from Christ, and we…
Archdiocese of Birmingham newsletter 23rd February 2023
ByCaritasRead on to find out more about Lenten reflections and activities, Missio, Being a Welcoming Church online events, a new group for autistic Catholic adults in Birmingham, Public lecture on St Thomas Aquinas on Christ’s priesthood, a job opportunity as a Human Resources Co-ordinator (part time) for the Archdiocese, Synod Continental Stage now complete and…
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Archbishop Bernard joins residents to celebrate Fatima House anniversary
ByCaritasOn 16 September, Archbishop Bernard Longley shared dinner with the women staying at Fatima House, to celebrate its first anniversary. Gathered round the communal dining table, Archbishop Bernard broke bread with residents and other guests. The women cooked dishes from their home countries, resulting in a wonderful array of cuisines. Residents talked about their lives and…
