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A Pilgrimage of Prayer following in the footsteps of the martyrs

by webmaster | Apr 15, 2008 | Miscellaneous

York, Tyburn Sunday 27th April A pilgrimage to York Tyburn in the footsteps of the martyrs with Our Lady, to commemorate 40 years since the implementation of the abortion act, and the beautiful teaching of “Humanae Vitae” which was a teaching on the dignity of...

Bishop Terry Visits Deerbolt Young Offenders Institution

by webmaster | Apr 5, 2008 | Bishop Terry, Miscellaneous

As part of his “whistle-stop” tour of the diocese Bishop Terry recently visited Prison Chaplain, Fr Patrick Cope and spent the best part of the day with him at Deerbolt Young Offenders Institution. During the day he met with members of the Senior...

Congratulations to Fr Pat Cope

by webmaster | Apr 5, 2008 | Miscellaneous

Fr Patrick Cope appointed as Prison Service Area Chaplain for the North East Fr Patrick is due to take up a new role from 1st May after his appointment within the Prison Service as Area Chaplain for the North East. In this new role he works with the Prison Service...

Ushaw College A Celebration 1808-2008

by webmaster | Apr 5, 2008 | Miscellaneous

This superb publication celebrates some of the successes and aspirations of the founders of Ushaw College. The text is principally the contributions of three Ushaw academics. Rev Dr D Milburn, M Sharratt and P Phillips. Together they chart the passage from Douai,...

‘Living Theology’ now open for booking!

by webmaster | Apr 5, 2008 | Miscellaneous

2008 Residential Summer School The 2008 ‘Living Theology’ Residential Summer School will take place at Ushaw College, Durham from Sunday, 27 July to Friday, 1 August. Full details including lecture titles, names of lecturers, cost, and a downloadable...

Coming Soon – Ushaw College 1808-2008 A Celebration

by webmaster | Apr 5, 2008 | Miscellaneous

Ushaw College has produced a Bi-Centenary Book. A celebration of the contribution to Roman Catholic life in the North of England and beyond. Ushaw College is a scion of Douai, which trained priests for the English Church. Ushaw continues to train men for priestly...