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Abiding and Abounding

by webmaster | Apr 3, 2010 | Carmelite Spirituality Group, Event Calendar, Organisations

On Wednesday 5th May the York Carmelite Spirituality Group meet for a quiet day at Thicket Carmelite Monastery. “Abiding and Abounding” with Rev. Ann Coleman, 11am-4pm. Cost £10. Contact Bryan Lawson for details call 01759 372812. For general information...

Blessed Angelo Paoli

by webmaster | Apr 3, 2010 | Carmelite Spirituality Group, Event Calendar, Organisations

On Saturday 10th April the York Carmelite Spirituality Group meet at Lawrence Street to look at the topic of “Blessed Angelo Paoli”, a seventeenth-century Carmelite friar who will be beatified in his home city of Rome on 18th April 2010. For general...

Bishop Tom Wright visits ST PAULS bookshop

by webmaster | Mar 31, 2010 | Organisations

On Thursday 11th March, Bishop Tom Wright, the Anglican Bishop of Durham and renowned New Testament scholar, was in ST PAULS bookshop York to promote and sign copies of his latest book, Virtue Reborn. The book, published by SPCK, shows how Christian virtues transform...

Caritas in Veritate references

by webmaster | Mar 4, 2010 | Appeals and Special Events, CAFOD, Organisations

Following the excellent first session of ‘Caritas in Veritate’, the following is a list of documents referred to by David Cross in his presentation on ‘Catholic Social Teaching’ Rerum Novarum, 1891 Quadragessimo Anno, 1931 Mater et Magistra,...

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...

Lent Fast Day

by webmaster | Mar 3, 2010 | CAFOD, Event Calendar, Organisations

26th February 2010 – 50th Anniversary of Fast Day It’s hard to believe that the first Family Fast Day, as it was first known, was 50 years ago and it all started with a few women, who learned of the suffering of mothers and babies in the Dominican Republic...