Pastoral Letter for the 4th Sunday of Lent -18th/19th March
Watch on to see Archbishop Bernard Longley deliver his Pastoral Letter for the 4th Sunday of Lent
Watch on to see Archbishop Bernard Longley deliver his Pastoral Letter for the 4th Sunday of Lent
Reflection, LOUDfence, Being a Welcoming Church Reflection for 6th Sunday of Easter During these Easter days, the risen Jesus appears to his followers; he yearns for us with a burning desire and a love that is stronger than death. In this Sunday’s Gospel Jesus promises us that he will not abandon us or leave…
Celebrating the Blessed Martyrs who gave their lives for the faith, that we might have the consolation of our holy religion. Reflection: Harvington Hall Pilgrimage This year is the centenary of Harvington Hall being given to the care of the Archdiocese in 1923.The pilgrimage does not go back quite that far. In a letter…
Includes details of Bishop David McGough’s funeral Mass, Isaiah Journey group Day of Prayer for Survivors of Abuse of 9th May, LOUDfence at St Chad’s Cathedral Sunday 7th to Saturday 13th May, Ecology ad Creation Theology Symposium at St Mary’s College, Oscott, New Dawn in the Church – Catholic Charismatic Family Pilgrimage Conference Monday 31st…
News 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’ –…
View in browser Website Events News God has called people into this relationship of trust over so many years. Reflection: First Sunday of Lent The opening prayer for this Sunday’s Mass is as follows:“Grant, almighty God, through the yearly observances of holy Lent, that we may grow in understanding of the riches…
On 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…