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All are welcome to come and hear four different speakers on four successive Wednesdays in Lent.
All are welcome to come and hear four different speakers on four successive Wednesdays in Lent.
A new set of Stations of the Cross sculptures was the catalyst for Fr Adrian’s new meditations.
All are welcome to join the diocesan group attending the Congress in Budapest in September.
Catch these Lenten events at the Gidea Park parish starting at the end of February.
In his pastoral letter for the Feast of the Holy Family, Bishop Alan says the presence of the Child Redeemer at Bethlehem is an enduring sign of hope for the Church and the world.
Back by popular demand, this film is to be shown again on 10 December.
Fr Nicholas King SJ spoke about the Scriptures in Advent, highlighting the importance of the psalms.
National Youth Sunday in England and Wales falls this weekend. Speakers from the Brentwood Catholic Youth Service will be appealing for your support at Masses across the Diocese.
The ‘Year of the God who Speaks’, inaugurated by Bishop Alan at Gidea Park, aims to encourage greater love of and familiarity with the Bible. Talks will be posted on the revamped What Good News website, adding to its rich archive.
First used at this month’s Youth Mass, the leaflet highlights aspects of Newman’s life and journey in a way that will engage young people.