The Congo in the Shadow of the Rwandan Genocide Breaking the Silence Bringing the truth to light about the war in The Democratic Republic of the Congo A seminar by Rev. Theodore Ngoy. This seminar given on the 5th and 7th February at Teesside University was the latest...
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Early Morning Mass for Lent
For those who work, students and early risers Mass each weekday at 7.30am in Sacred Heart Church, Linthorpe Road. All are welcome.
The Return of The Chancy Brothers!
(aka Canons Gubbins and Speight, Fr Pat Keogh and the Rev. Pat Thomas) In concert with friends at St Andrew’s Hall, Fabian Road, Teesville on Friday 3rd April, 8pm. Tickets only £5, proceeds to the Mary Thompson Fund.
After Mary Ward
The Diocesan Women's Commission are having a talk entitled 'After Mary Ward', given by Patricia Harriss SJ from London on 28th March at English Martyrs Church in York from 10.30 am - 2.30 pm. Please bring a packed lunch but tea and coffee are provided.
‘Genuine joy’
Canon Eddie Gubbins said there is ‘genuine joy’ at The Salvation Army officially inheriting a former Roman Catholic Church building as its new home in Eston, adding that the Roman Catholic Church offers its ‘support and solidarity’ as The Salvation Army in Eston...
In Christ there are many members, but one body
Women's World Day of Prayer this year provides a wonderful opportunity to build up unity among Christians. Prepared by the women of Papua, New Guinea, the theme is 'In Christ there are many members, but one body'. Look out for your local service on the first Friday in...
St Bede’s Deanery Support Group Children’s Christmas Party
Our third Christmas Party took place at Sacred Heart School, Redcar on 20th December. One hundred children under 11 enjoyed face painting, lucky dip, party games and food, a disco and of course meeting Father Christmas. The photographs show a big game of pass the...
All hands on deck
The February READ-A-BOOK-A-MONTH launch was hosted at URC Church, Priory Street, an imposing edifice built to cater for the spiritual needs of the Scottish regiments based in York. Leviticus, the book for January, and Numbers for February share a pamphlet. These...
Death of Ampleforth’s Oldest Monk
Fr Benet Perceval, the oldest member of the monastic Community at Ampleforth, died peacefully in the monastery infirmary in the early hours of Friday 30th January 2009, surrounded by some of his fellow monks in prayer. Fr Benet's death was marked later that day by the...
