Diocesan consultation - latest news

Women and Poverty

by webmaster | Oct 24, 2010 | CAFOD, English Martyrs, York, Event Calendar, Organisations, Parishes

Middlesbrough Diocesan Women’s Commission present a talk by David Cross (CAFOD representative for Middlesbrough Diocese) entitled ‘Women and Poverty’ on Saturday 30th October, 12.30pm for 1pm at English Martyrs Parish Hall, Dalton Terrace, York. Closing...

CAFOD launches Harvest Fast Day Appeal

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

Catholic aid agency CAFOD has launched a new appeal on the eve of its Harvest Fast Day, one of the most important moments in the year for the organisation. This Harvest time, CAFOD is thanking Middlesbrough Diocese’s supporters for everything they do to support...

‘Sues’day’ (Hello) from Cambodia

by webmaster | Sep 3, 2010 | CAFOD, Organisations

CAFOD’s Connect2 project offers your parish the unique opportunity to come on a journey with one of our partner communities in either Brazil, El Salvador, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Bangladesh or Cambodia so that you can find out how people live their lives on a daily...

Act On Poverty

by webmaster | Jul 28, 2010 | CAFOD, Organisations

In 2008/9, £5.5 billion of UK government spending went on aid whilst £29.2 billion of government spending went on bailing out Northern Rock. Yet 64 million more people are expected to be living in extreme poverty by the end of 2010 as a result of the global...

Connect2 Brazil: Where the dogs wear coats and the people are homeless

by webmaster | Jul 28, 2010 | CAFOD, Organisations

In the last two editions of Middlesbrough Catholic Voice, CAFOD has focussed on its Connect2 project which gives parishes here in England and Wales the opportunity to journey alongside our partners in either El Salvador, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Bangladesh, Cambodia or...

CAFOD Connect2 Bangladesh – Join us on our journey

by webmaster | Jul 6, 2010 | CAFOD, Organisations

What do you know about Bangladesh? You will probably know that thousands of Bengalis now live in the UK and have made a huge contribution to our economy. And that Bangladeshi curry has become one of the UK’s favourite foods! But did you know that the Sundarbans...

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