The 30 pilgrims are currently in West Sussex, walking from the Surrey Hills through Sussex by the Sea, to Eastbourne.
"Leaving Lourdes, I carry with me not just clinical skills and experiences, but a renewed sense of the nurse I want to be."
"I weep for the people of Gaza as they face immense suffering [and] an escalation in their hardship."
The person of love is the person of ‘bravery who does not bear arms'.
"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.
The day included the celebration of Mass followed by lunch in the school's Enterprise Café
Jennifer’s dedication to both school and parish was recognised and her contribution to the work of education was highlighted.
Figures published by Ofsted, revealing parents' views on their children's happiness at school, rated diocesan schools very highly.
More than 300 children from school years 1 to 6 journey in faith.
School Governors serve their communities and play an invaluable part in the leadership of our schools.
Antony gifted the school a beautiful set of ceramic tiles made in Jerusalem, with the word ‘Shalom’ inscribed on them.
St Joseph's is the first school in the Diocese to be awarded the Developer Level Award.
Bishop Richard celebrated the Induction Mass with parish clergy, and spoke of the call to service of God and neighbour.
