The Holy See Press Office reports that on Thursday "he received the Eucharist and then dedicated himself to work activities."
Parishioners from Lewes, Peacehaven, Newhaven, and Seaford convened at Project Galilee to discuss the Assisted Dying Bill.
Parishioners at Our Lady of Lourdes in Haslemere raised over £1,620 with a quiz, meal and raffle
"We must continue walking and praying together on the path to racial justice."
Our Pilgrimage Director, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Nurse visited Lourdes for the feast and to plan this summer's pilgrimage.
Cardinal Nichols called the way in which the assisted suicide bill is being handled “deeply irresponsible”.
"The way of the Christian must be a continual striving for what endures, a fixing of mind and heart on the person of Christ."
A plenary indulgence is a grace granted by the Church which cleanses our soul and helps us to grow closer to God.
Read the latest edition of the newsletter for RE Leads, Heads of RE, Chaplains and Prayer & Liturgy leaders from the Education Service.
The grant will help to foster a love of reading in the children, and support literacy development.
The schools' outcomes for disadvantaged children in last year's KS2 or KS4 results were "among the very best nationally".
The schools bring the total of primary schools in the Trust to fourteen, joining the three secondary schools also in Bosco CET.
In his homily, Archbishop-elect Richard spoke of how our schools are like John the Baptist, pointing others to Christ.
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Children from across the Diocese have contributed to this year's digital card, produced by the Schools Singing Programme.
Children participating in the Schools Singing Programme are contributing to Advent worship and Christmas preparations and celebrations.
