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Grotto Mass homily

Saint Bede the Venerable 25 May 2009 They say that you don’t decide to come to Lourdes of your own will; rather it is Our Lady who calls you to be here. In other words, you never come to Lourdes by accident, even if for some of us it might look like that. If you have...

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Opening Mass of the Lourdes pilgrimage

St Bernadette Centre 23 May 2009 : The Way of Bernadette Introduction I was talking to someone earlier on about coming to Lourdes this year. It has been quite a sacrifice on the part of many people given the uncertain economic climate in which we live. So, the first...

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Breaking the Silence

"Killing them softly" Rape as a weapon of war in the Democratic Republic of Congo Women as victims within the UK Asylum System A seminar followed by a short question and answer session and workshops on Saturday June 6th 2009, 10.30am – 1pm in the Clarendon Building...

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Get your final bids in now!

The deadline for bids to play in the charity football match at the Riverside Stadium is tomorrow (Thursday 7th May 2009) at noon. The match on Monday May 18th at 6pm, to be refereed by former World Cup ref Mr George Courtney, will raise much needed funds for Teesside...

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Time Running Out for Bids for Charity Match

Former Boro and Spain star Gaizka Mendieta is reminding fans that time is running out to bid to play alongside him at the Riverside Stadium in a charity match for Teesside Hospice. There’s been a late change of line-up for the game with Boro legend Craig Hignett...

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Mines Advisory Group talk at Haxby

Peter Wright of MAG (Mines Advisory Group) will give an illustrated talk about the work of the group in relation to landmines at St. Margaret Clitherow's, Holly Tree Lane, Haxby at 7.30pm on Friday May 15th. Refreshments. Donations to a charity helping those disabled...

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The Chancy Brothers say ‘Thanks!’

The recent charity concert at St Andrew's, Teesville in aid of SAMM (Survivors of Murder and Manslaughter), Project Helen, Barnado's and Justice First raised £693 for each charity. Thanks to all who supported the concert. For more information please visit...

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