At the Closing Mass, Canon David Parmiter commissions the hundreds of pilgrims to take the fruits of their pilgrimage back to the Diocese.
Evening events at Arundel Cathedral & Our Lady of Sorrows celebrated solidarity & hope.
Today, our pilgrimage group will celebrate Mass at the blessed Grotto, where Our Lady appeared to St Bernadette.
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.
The Eucharistic Blessing is a source of grace and healing for the sick and all who participate.
The International Mass sees the gathering of thousands of pilgrims from around the world for Mass in the Underground Basilica.
On Saturday, our pilgrims pass through the Grotto together and gather for Mass as a whole pilgrimage for the first time.
Our pilgrimage includes people of all ages from across the Diocese, including pilgrims needing support, clinicians, Helpers and Redshirts.
Trust leaders from across the southeast gathered at St Paul’s Catholic College, Burgess Hill to share and collaborate
Staff from our Catholic schools who are retiring or stepping down after faithful service in a variety of roles gathered at Arundel Cathedral
Rector of the Venerable English College in Rome succeeds Archbishop Richard Moth as the Sixth Bishop of Arundel & Brighton.
The school becomes the nineteenth primary and twenty-third school to join Xavier CET.
The assembled Trust staff heard from speakers Rebecca Stephens, Everest climber, and Isaac Harvey, disability advocate.
Leaders reflected on what it means to be a leader in a Catholic school and engaged in the faith formation we need for mission.
The theme was "Stewards of Creation" and how we all have our part to play in caring for our environment.
Each school presented their own decorated 'Legacy of Hope' anchor to Monsignor Tony Barry
