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Home Mission Sunday – 21st September 2014 

    Supporting outreach to non churchgoing (lapsed) Catholics This year’s theme: Evangelisation ‘in the heart of the family’   Many children and young people will never see their parents receive the sacraments. Every Catholic who goes to Mass knows...

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Postgate Walk and Rally

Postgate Walk and Rally

The annual Postgate Walk and Postgate Rally will be taking place on Sunday 13th of July. Details below.   Walk: Join Fr William Massie and our diocesan seminarians Walk from Egton Bridge to Ugthorpe (approx 5 miles) Register at Saint Hedda’s, Egton Bridge from...

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World Day of Prayer for Vocations 2014

World Day of Prayer for Vocations 2014

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today we are praying for vocations to the priesthood and religious life in our diocese. I suspect that many of you are thinking to yourselves, ‘We are always praying for vocations; we never stop’. However, we must not lose heart in this...

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Divine Mercy Sunday 2014

Divine Mercy Sunday 2014

Dear Sisters and Brothers, I am well aware of the reality of sin not only notionally but also from a very personal point of view; I bump into it at regular intervals each day. I find myself debating in my mind and heart. “I know what the right thing to do is, what the...

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Bishop Dunn Memorial Lecture at Ushaw College

The annual Bishop Dunn Memorial Lecture will be held at Ushaw College at 7.00pm on Tuesday April 29th. “A Vision for Excellence: Lay and Ordained Collaboration for a Well-Run Church.”  by Kerry Robinson The speaker, Kerry Robinson, is Executive Director of the US...

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Diocesan Pilgrimage to Walsingham 2014

This year’s annual pilgrimage to Walsingham with Bishop Terence takes place 11-12 October. We have 90 places booked and they will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. This year there are a few en-suite rooms which are available for an extra charge. The...

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