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Surplus Books

by webmaster | Oct 26, 2007 | Miscellaneous

Due to the shortage of space in the Curial Office, we need to empty a room of a variety of books – mainly spiritual/theological. Some of you may wish to start up a small library for parish use. Please note that those wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity...

Lourdes 2008 – How to apply to go as a sick pilgrim (VIP)

by webmaster | Oct 8, 2007 | Miscellaneous

Preparations for the next Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes are well under way. The dates for the 2008 pilgrimage are 23rd – 30th May. This will be a special year as it is the 150th Anniversary since Our Lady first appeared to Bernadette. To be cared for by the medical...

The Diocese of Middlesbrough Annual Charity Social

by webmaster | Sep 25, 2007 | Diocese, Event Calendar, Miscellaneous

in aid of the Lourdes Sick Fund At the Marton Hotel and Country Club on Friday 19th October Dancing to the Ray John’s Band, 8pm – midnight. Tickets from the parishes. Price £4

Pastoral Letter on Catholic Schools

by webmaster | Sep 25, 2007 | Miscellaneous, Schools and Colleges

from the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales 2nd September 2007 We, the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales, want at the start of this new school year to re-affirm our vision of Catholic education and our commitment to providing Catholic schools....

Retired Priests’ Reunion

by webmaster | Sep 25, 2007 | Miscellaneous

The annual reunion Mass and lunch for our retired priests was held in York on 14th September. Mgr Dasey was the principal concelebrant, and Mgr Hogan, a member of the Retired Priests’ Welfare Committee, preached the homily. We remembered especially those who had...

The Langdale Legacy

by webmaster | Sep 25, 2007 | Book Reviews

A book review The Langdale family were among those Catholic gentry families who maintained their faith in Penal times and enabled others to do so on and around their estate at Houghton Hall in East Yorkshire. In ‘The Langdale Legacy’, Martin Craven charts...