Dear Sisters and Brothers, At this time of the year we often talk in terms of beginning our Lenten Journey. It is good to make a simple point that by beginning a journey we hope that when we finish it we are in a different place or at least in a different state...
Latest News from around the Diocese and beyond
Apostleship Of The Sea Lenten Podcast: Week One
The Apostleship of the Sea's Immingham port chaplain Father Colum Kelly is presenting a series of weekly podcasts during Lent on the theme "Our Lenten Voyage". Each podcast is built around the Sunday’s Gospel and offers a unique perspective of Lent. Week One: Into the...
Website Aims To Secure Churches’ Future
A new website that makes it easy for churches and chapels in Yorkshire and the Humber to look after their architectural heritage has been launched. MaintenanceBooker www.maintenancebooker.org.uk was set up by church buildings support charity the National Churches...
Come And Sing With Acclaimed Composer
The Music Department of the Diocese of Middlesbrough, in conjunction with the Royal School of Church Music in the North and East Yorkshire area, is delighted to be able to welcome the prolific composer and organist Malcolm Archer. Malcolm will be joining us at All...
Monday’s Thought For The Day
Wednesday’s Thought For The Day
Thought for the Day: Wednesday February 22
Tuesday’s Thought For The Day
Thought for the Day: Tuesday February 21
News of Royal School of Church Music Events
Dr Craig Cartwright, Area Chair of the RSCM reports: Come and Sing Choral Vespers, Middlesbrough Cathedral, February 4 2017 Our first event of 2017 will see us back in the atmospheric surroundings of Middlesbrough Cathedral for a service of Choral Vespers. The...
Papal Medal For Dedicated Mary
A Thornaby parishioner has been given a prestigious papal award for her dedicated community work. Mary Frankland was presented with the Benemerenti Medal, which is awarded for long and exceptional work in the Catholic church. The retired teacher was given a standing...

