The theology of jubilee focusses on justice, trust and memory
‘Confronting the global crime of people trafficking requires international collaboration’
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’
132 CYMFED Awards were presented to students from 12 diocesan primary and secondary schools.
Maria is retiring after 21 years and was joined by family, deanery colleagues, Xavier CET and the diocesan Education Service to celebrate.
“Your ministry and care for our young people goes further than we can ever see.”
On her retirement, Jan was awarded a diocesan medal for her services to Catholic education.
The school has been recognised for 'developing a Surrey Healthy Schools approach to wellbeing, health, inclusion & achievement.'
The celebration included a £5,766 donation to Missio - diocesan schools’ largest donation to date.
Schools in Surrey have been learning hymn tunes from every corner of the British Isles and folk tunes from across the world.
Bishop Richard celebrated the Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows, Bognor, with members of the parish and school communities
