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    Celebrating St Thomas

    Celebrating St Thomas

    St Joseph's Church, Middlesbrough celebrated the Feast of St Thomas the Apostle on 3rd July. St Thomas the Apostle was martyred in India while proclaiming Jesus Christ. He is the founder of Christian belief in India. Perhaps he was the only apostle who went outside the Roman Empire to preach the

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    Bishop Terry visits Teesport

    Bishop Terry visits Teesport

    Following an invitation from the Apostleship of the Sea (AOS), Bishop Terence visited Teesport on Thursday 29th April to see for himself the extent of the port operations and to meet key personnel from the port authority, and volunteers from both the AOS and the Anglican Mission to Seafarers (MtS),

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    Lourdes 2010 photos now on-line

    Sets of photos kindly taken by Philip Cook are now available to download (subject to the Diocesan Terms and Conditions of use). There are two identical sets of each; one on the Diocese's MobileMe account, the other on the Diocese's Flickr account. First Mass the Chapel of Ss Cosmos and Damian Mo

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    Pastoral Letter on Vocations

    Click here to read Bishop Terry's Pastoral Letter on Vocations

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    Dedication of new extension at Endsleigh Centre

    Dedication of new extension at Endsleigh Centre

    Yet another milestone in the progression of Endsleigh House was marked on Wednesday 14th April when Bishop Terence Patrick marked the opening of the new reception area, giving his blessing to the whole building and on all the activities conducted in it. He included in his blessing all the staff and

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    The Sanctuary Pledge

    Britain has a proud history of providing sanctuary to people fleeing from persecution and tyranny. Our tradition has been part of what makes Britain great. However, that tradition is under threat. In recent years providing sanctuary for people has become a political football. Yet over two-thirds of

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    Pope Benedict XVI to visit the United Kingdom

    UK Government and Catholic Bishops welcome state visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the United Kingdom The UK Government and the Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of Scotland, England and Wales today welcomed the forthcoming visit to the United Kingdom of His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI. At a joint press c

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Pope Benedict XVI – the influence of Augustine

Wednesday September 22, 2010
7:30 pm

The Cleveland NEWMAN Circle presents Prof Lewis Ayres [Bede Chair of Catholic Theology, Durham University] who will discuss ‘Pope Benedict XVI – the influence of Augustine’

On Wednesday 22nd September 2010, 7.30 pm for 7.45 pm at Middlesbrough Cathedral, Coulby Newham

All are welcome!

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Saint Teresa of Avila in Art

Saturday September 11, 2010
9:30 am

‘Saint Teresa of Avila in Art’ will be the subject of the meeting at Thicket Priory on Saturday 11th September. There will be a PowerPoint presentation by Johan Bergström-Allen. This meeting will take place at the monastery of Discalced Carmelite nuns at Thicket Priory, between Wheldrake and Thorganby. Directions and public transport information can be found online at www.carmelite.org/thicket

Contact Johan Bergström-Allen on 01904 411521 for details of any of this or any other Carmelite events.

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Carmelites’ Pilgrimage to Lourdes

Friday August 20, 2010

The British Province of Carmelites Pilgrimage to Lourdes with the Catholic Association takes place on Friday 20th – Friday 27th August.

Contact Johan Bergström-Allen on 01904 411521 for details of any of this or any other Carmelite events.

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Carmel: Building bridges across denominations

Saturday August 7, 2010
9:30 am

0n Saturday 7th August there will be a meeting at 110 Lawrence Street in York, home of the Corpus Christi Carmelite Sisters to look at the topic of ‘Carmel: Building bridges across denominations’.

Contact Johan Bergström-Allen on 01904 411521 for details of any of this or any other Carmelite events.

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Moving Statues

It used to be said that we were a ‘throw away society‘ with unwanted items, even those in perfectly good order being discarded, possibly in favour of newer models. In recent times however, the ever increasing demand to recycle almost everything has perhaps made us stop to think about saving energy, reserving resources and to recognise the ongoing benefit that this will bring to the environment. Being more aware, we may now look to see how various items which are still ‘fit for purpose‘ can be channelled to those who may need them. Indeed, there is an ongoing demand for such, judging by the number of charity bags dropping through our letter box each week. Read More »

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AOS Annual North East Regional Pilgrimage to Holy Island 2010

Saturday 19th June dawned in the north east bringing leaden skies, a very strong wind, and the threat of rain (a brief reality later on). Not the sort of day hoped and prayed for, but, safe in the knowledge that coaches and cars carrying pilgrims would shortly be en route to the Holy Island, the seventh annual pilgrimage of prayer for AOS workers, and supporters was underway. Read More »

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Act On Poverty

In 2008/9, £5.5 billion of UK government spending went on aid whilst £29.2 billion of government spending went on bailing out Northern Rock. Yet 64 million more people are expected to be living in extreme poverty by the end of 2010 as a result of the global economic crisis. Read More »

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Connect2 Brazil: Where the dogs wear coats and the people are homeless

In the last two editions of Middlesbrough Catholic Voice, CAFOD has focussed on its Connect2 project which gives parishes here in England and Wales the opportunity to journey alongside our partners in either El Salvador, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Bangladesh, Cambodia or Brazil. Sarah Smith-Pearse, CAFOD’s Communications Officer for Latin America and the Caribbean, tells us about her recent visit to Brazil. Read More »

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Seventh National Conference for Rural Catholics

Monday February 7, 2011

7th-9th February 2011

Oakwood House, Maidstone, Kent, ME16 8AE

The 2011 National Catholic and Rural Conference takes place in Maidstone, Kent. It will be of special interest to those who have to grasp the nettle of pastoral reorganisation or who are being reorganised as it includes presentations on how the Catholic Church approaches ministry in rural Scotland and in the Diocese of Poitiers in France. Read More »

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Annual Middlesbrough Corpus Christi Procession 2010

The annual Middlesbrough Corpus Christi Procession, organised by the Legion of Mary, took place on Sunday 6th June at 3.00 pm at Sacred Heart Church, Middlesbrough. Read More »

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