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Ethics

The Middlesbrough Diocesan Women's Commission will be having a talk on 31st October 2009 on Ethics, given by Dr Mary McHugh at English Martyrs Church, Dalton Terrace, York, starting at 10.30 am. Dr McHugh is on the National Board of Catholic Women and advises the...

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Creation in Crisis

On 14 October, 10.30am at St. Francis' Church Hall, Acklam Road, Middlesbrough, a Justice and Peace meeting, "Creation in Crisis"; speakers Mike Edwards and Gerard Russell. All are welcome.

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Who is Saint Therese?

The relics of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux will be in York Minster on her feast day, 1st October, before being taken to Middlesbrough Cathedral the following day. The York Carmelite Spirituality Group welcomes everybody interested in learning more about this...

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York Aquinas Reading Group

Come and read the summa theologiae in the company of friends and with a little help from the English Dominican Province! We’re meeting on the 3rd Friday of each month at English Martyrs Church, Dalton Terrace, York. The first meeting will be on Friday 18th September...

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The Life and Works of St Teresa of Avila

Having spent 12 years at Valladolid in Spain, first as a student then later as a Spiritual Director, it was with much experience that Bishop Terence Patrick was able to open this year's series of talks to the Cleveland Newman Circle by speaking about the life and...

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St Therese: The Novice

It was Christmas Day, 1886, and the 14 year old Thérèse hurried quickly home from Church. It was the custom, in France, for children to leave their shoes by the hearth and then parents would fill them with gifts. By the age of 14 most children, however,...

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St Therese in Middlesbrough

God shows his approval of the veneration of relics by granting healings and other graces. This is especially the case with St. Thérèse, where miracles began happening at her tomb soon after her death, and have continued wherever her relics have travelled.

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