by Michael McG | May 3, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, Courses, Diocese
Catholic educators and catechists are invited to a conference exploring the interface between faith and digital media. Organised by Leeds Trinity University Conference, A Catholic Response to a Digital Age takes place on Thursday June 9 and Friday June 10. ...
by Michael McG | Apr 27, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, Synod of Bishops 2023
Bishop Terry has approved the final Diocese of Middlesbrough synthesis document, which brings together views expressed during our synod journey so far. Parishes, religious communities, schools and individuals were all asked to contribute to the document, as well as...
by Michael McG | Apr 11, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, Bar Convent, Pastoral Centres
The Bar Convent, York, is displaying its little-known True Cross relic along with new research and recently rediscovered documentation to mark Easter. This documentation, along with new research, shows a likely explanation as to how the relic eventually arrived at the...
by Michael McG | Apr 6, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, Courses, Diocese
Organisers of a major conference in Durham this autumn hope it will lead to the establishment of regional teams to help promote the Catholic faith. The Young Catholic Adult Network (YouCAN) – which helps bring together young Catholics aged between 18 and 35 –...
by Michael McG | Apr 6, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, National Board of Catholic Women, Organisations
“Education, Spirituality, Church and the Feminine Time” is the title of the National Board of Catholic Women’s latest Zoom event.Sarah Raffray, pictured, headteacher of St Augustine’s Priory Catholic girls’ school, will speak about young women’s...
by Michael McG | Apr 4, 2022 | Appeals and Special Events, Catholic Fellowship
April’s Catholic Voice wrongly gives the date of the next Middlesbrough Catholic Fellowship Mass as Easter Sunday at Redcar.The next Mass is actually at St Paulinus, Guisborough, the week after Easter, on Sunday April 24. We apologise for any inconvenience...