According to a recent school inspection, this school 'is a welcoming community where pastoral care is evident for all its members and inclusion and equal opportunities are priorities. Communication between home and school is good overall and at Foundation Stage...
Monday 8th September 2008. Mass at the Lady Chapel, Osmotherley at 2pm. Further details from Fr Damian Humphries on 01609 883308.
Football is like life. Playing a game of football makes all the crowd (saints) cheer. Playing a game badly or being taken off the pitch means your time is up in living a game of football. Our game will end some day and we will be taken to the crowd as saints to cheer...
I have been a reader at Mass for many, many years. However, I have always been a sceptic as far as being commissioned is concerned; after all, one can either read in public or one can't! However, I was persuaded to attend the Diocese's Formation and Commissioning Day...
Date of Draw – 4th August 2008 £100 Winning No 218 £75 Winning No 74 £50 Winning No 97 £30 Winning No 22 £25 Winning No 183 Next Meeting & Monthly Draw Monday, 1st September 2008 New members welcome. For details call 01642...
Under 11 Cricket Tour to County Wicklow, Ireland On Thursday 26th June, 15 excited boys and two teachers set off from St Martin's Ampleforth Prep School heading towards County Wicklow in Ireland for a five day cricket tour at Oakhill Cricket Club. The boys played five...
Paul Griffiths, retiring head Brancardier for the Middlesbrough Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes, has kindly written Brancardier Historical Information and this has now been added to the Middlesbrough Lourdes web site. Read it 'Brancardier Historical Information' at...
17 August 2008 Introduction A warm welcome to everyone as we gather together from all over the diocese to celebrate our own very special diocesan pilgrimage in honour of Our Lady of Mount Grace. This is the 50th Anniversary of the modern pilgrimage, though we can be...
'The fruits of the earth were given to feed all without distinction and nobody can claim any particular rights. Instead, we have lost the sense of the communion of goods, rushing to turn these goods into private property.' The above words, sounding remarkably...
