The Sacrament of Reconciliation holds particular significance during the Lenten season, serving as an important means of spiritual renewal.
"Let us pray ever more ardently for peace, for all who exercise government and for all who feel threatened in these present times."
This Lent, we will mark CAFOD’s Family Fast Day on Friday 14 March.
The five deacons heard a number of interesting talks and participated in Mass in St Peter's Basilica.
To journey “evokes the lengthy journey of the people of Israel to the Promised Land”.
The Episcopal Vicars for Surrey and Sussex, clergy Ongoing Formation team and diocesan Formation Team also contributed to the event.
Based on Ps 139, the programme for this year's WDP was written by women of the Cook Islands
Turning Tables helps Catholics use Scripture and their faith to inspire effective social justice action.
Students from 12 Diocesan schools took part in the pilgrimage walk, Mass and a picnic.
30 more students will be able to access and benefit from the excellent learning opportunities St Peter’s provides.
The students raised more than £14,000 by walking Hadrian's Wall Path and the South Downs Way.
Peter Edgington and Sydney Bridges were inducted as Executive Head and Head of School in a joyful Mass celebrated by Bishop Richard.
The Sisters of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus founded Mayfield in 1863 and maintained strong links with it to the present day.
We pray for our school Chaplains, that they may be blessed in their vocation in the year ahead.
Children at the school learned about Marian apparitions all over the world and linked Our Lady of Walsingham to Lourdes and St Bernadette.
Bishop Richard inducted Helen at Mass on 22 September
