Category: Appeals and Special Events - Page 40

First step on the road to sainthood for Mary Ward

by webmaster | Mar 3, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, Religious Communities, Schools and Colleges

Mass in Westminster Cathedral to celebrate Bar Convent Sisters and All Saints School attend More than 2,300 people attended a service at Westminster Cathedral recently when the Most Rev Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster, conducted a Celebratory Mass in honour...

Haiti Earthquake – Thank you!

by webmaster | Mar 3, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, CAFOD, Organisations

As media coverage of the Haiti earthquake here in England starts to wind down and the period of joint action with the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) come to an end, work with earthquake survivors is set to continue well into the future. And, with an eye on such...

Canon Michael Bayldon’s Ruby Jubilee – the homily

by webmaster | Feb 28, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, Parishes

Homily given at Canon Michael Bayldon’s Ruby Jubilee by Canon Michael Ryan Congratulations on your new church. All the hard work and numerous meetings have come to fruition – well done. Congratulations to Michael and thanks for asking me to say these few...

Canon Michael Bayldon – Ruby Jubilee

by webmaster | Feb 28, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, Parishes

Canon Michael Bayldon is the Parish Priest at St Paulinus RC Church at Guisborough and on Monday 22nd February celebrated his Ruby Jubilee of 40 years as a priest. Fr Michael, as he likes to be known, was ordained as a priest on 22nd February 1970 by Bishop John...

Oh, No! Not that woman again!

by webmaster | Feb 25, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, Event Calendar

F Mary Callan in York’s Literature Festival In an afternoon entitled ‘Oh, No! Not that woman again!’ Mary Callan presents ‘Four Disastrous Heroines of the Bible’ looking at how the bible can help us process modern disasters, followed by...

READ-A-BOOK-A-MONTH Bible challenge

by webmaster | Feb 25, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events

The March project is to complete reading the Book of Isaiah, ideal Lenten reading. God shows Himself Lord of history, and promises Israel’s return from exile. The Suffering Servant prophecies prepare us for Christ’s suffering. The usual pamphlet to...