A truly inspiring day on a very difficult and emotive subject.
When we encounter the outcast, sick, lonely, or vulnerable of our society, we must strive to welcome them, to bring healing and dignity.
The Ordinary Time Gospels on the Sundays before Lent tell of Jesus’s ministry of healing.
Our Lady of Lourdes in Haslemere marked its centenary recently, with celebrations held throughout the year, culminating in a Mass and party
"Our prayer ensures that our own actions are directed aright and produce the fruit that the Holy Spirit prompts in us."
‘Peace is not the cowed existence of those who are controlled, gas-lighted or robbed’
The year is an opportunity to rediscover the value of daily prayer in our Christian life.
‘People living in poverty mustn’t end up as an afterthought.’
The current cap prevents the Church from accessing funding & establishing new schools
An inclusive school gives all pupils regardless of their age, gender, ethnicity, achievements or background the opportunity to succeed
The Holy Father issued a message to the children of the world
Bishop Richard celebrated the Mass at St Richard's Catholic College, with clergy of the deanery and members of the community
Simon Parr was awarded the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice award, for his service to the Church
100 children sang liturgical repertoire together at the event in Cranleigh
The primary school is the ninth school to join Bosco CET.
Rachel Owens blogs on 40 years of partnership between St George's, Weybridge, and local Catholic primary schools.
