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What’s Blossoming at Ampleforth Abbey?

Ampleforth Abbey is introducing special tours of the Abbey orchard which will run on Thursdays throughout June. The Blossom and Apples Tour will give an insight into the history of the 2,000 tree orchard including the Ribston Pippin, the oldest variety grown at...

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Vote for the Fellowship!

Lloyd's TSB Bank, through its communities arm (www.lloydsbankinggroupcommunities.com) is seeking to help local charities. Please use this opportunity to help the Middlesbrough Catholic Fellowship which helps disabled children and teenagers to gain social skills. The...

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Good Shepherd Sunday 2012

Bishop Terry Writes… Dear brothers and sisters, I hope all of us can say we have had in our lives some experience of unconditional love: from our parents, a grandparent, from significant people in our lives. Perhaps it will have been from a priest, a religious...

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Good Shepherd Sunday 2012

Good Shepherd Sunday 2012

Dear brothers and sisters I hope all of us can say we have had in our lives some experience of unconditional love: from our parents, a grandparent, from significant people in our lives. Perhaps it will have been from a priest, a religious sister or brother. As we look...

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Marriage

Bishop Terry Writes… Recently you will have seen, heard and read much about the "consultation" the Government is holding in order to change the legal definition of marriage so as to open the institution of marriage to same sex partnerships. You will also have...

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Lent

Bishop Terry Writes… I am told that the word "Lent" comes from an Old English word "lenten" which is an early version of our modern word "lengthen". The lengthening referred to in this context is the hours of daylight as we move out of Winter into Spring. With...

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Pathway to Peace

An introduction to an ancient way of meditation Fridays of Lent at the John Paul Centre starting on Friday 2nd March, 11.00am (Sessions last about 45 minutes) Turn aside for a while from your ordinary employment. Put aside your worldly cares. Let your distractions...

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