by Michael McG | Nov 29, 2023 | Courses, Adult Formation, Diocese, Evangelisation
Applications are now open for Durham University’s Centre of Catholic Studies’ distance learning programmes in Catholic Theology for October 2024. The programme, led by the Centre for Catholic Studies (CCS) and the university’s world-leading Department of...
by Michael McG | Nov 16, 2023 | Study Days, Diocese
Eight years after Lauadato Si’, the Holy Father recently released Laudato Deum, a resource to get us thinking about Cop28, which takes place in December. In this letter, Pope Francis goes to great pains to stress that not enough has been done in the wake of...
by Michael McG | Nov 15, 2023 | Courses, Diocese
How can the Catholic Church understand and respond to the post-Christian era? What is the future of our Catholic parishes, schools and homes? How, in a world of competing social agendas, can the Church reclaim the narrative for true justice in the world? ...
by Michael McG | Oct 17, 2023 | Diocese, Obituaries
Everyone at the Diocese of Middlesbrough has been saddened to hear of the death of Canon Dan Spaight in his native Ireland.Canon Dan, who passed away just four days before his 88th birthday, was a much loved and respected priest who served the diocese for 50...
by Michael McG | Sep 6, 2023 | Diocese, Obituaries
Sister Josephine Barron FCJ, who spent many years in Middlesbrough as part of the Faithful Companions of Jesus community, passed away in Salford on July 15 aged 96, in the 75th year of her religious profession. Sister Elizabeth Ryan looks back on her life…Mary...
by Michael McG | Jun 6, 2023 | Catholic Voice, Diocese
Looking back on last month, the main highlight for most people surely was the King and Queen’s Coronation. Even if you are a staunch republican, you couldn’t have missed it! Certainly “Coronation” and “Monarchy” and the rituals surrounding the ceremony have formed a...
