"The writings of St John Henry Newman are a true expression of the faith of the Church."
At the Closing Mass, Bishop Richard commissions the hundreds of pilgrims to take the fruits of their pilgrimage back to the Diocese.
"Their courage & tenacity bear heroic testimony to a faith that sees beyond what our eyes can see."
Together with Cardinal Vincent Nichols and Westminster pilgrims, our pilgrimage will celebrate Mass at the blessed Grotto.
Many sick pilgrims from our Diocese will be anointed; the healing which flows from it is a closeness to Jesus whose love will sustain them.
Fr Gary Carter and Fr Scott Coleman join the Diocese at an important time, with the Pastoral Plan offering new opportunities for mission.
The Eucharistic Blessing is a source of grace and healing to the sick, and to all who participate.
The International Mass sees the gathering of thousands of pilgrims from around the world for Mass in the Underground Basilica.
The school becomes the twelfth primary (and the fifteenth school) to join Bosco CET.
“The choirs’ singing was filled with joy & spirit – they’ve made us incredibly proud!”
“At the heart of education is the liberation of the imagination”
"When we serve others, we walk closely with Christ Himself."
Participants from schools and Trusts from around the Diocese, had the opportunity to listen, discuss and pray together.
Archbishop John Wilson held St Oscar up as an example to parishes & schools: a bishop who "made his own the plight" of his people.
The school becomes the eighteenth primary and twenty-second school to join Xavier CET.
"Educate to promote dignity, justice, and trust in a war-torn world"
