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AOS Great Britain – New National Director

Captain Paul Quinn has assumed the role of National Director for the Apostleship of the Sea in Great Britain; he commenced in the role on 17th April, succeeding Commodore Chris York who has retired after seven years overseeing the growth and development of this...

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David Taylor Installed as Catenian Grand President

David Taylor was installed as the Grand President of the Catenian Association at the Grand Council Meeting in Manchester on Thursday 15th May. 2008 is the Centenary for the Catenians, having been formed in Manchester in 1908. David is the 79th Grand President and will...

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New Catenian Circle in North Yorks

Worldwide Catholic Organisation moves into its second century by forming a new circle in North Yorkshire The Catenian Association is an international brotherhood of Catholic men who believe in strengthening family life through friendship and faith. The Catenians were...

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Discover the Peace of the Monastery within

but live in the marketplace You are invited to join The Cleveland Newman Circle for a Spiritual Reflection led by Mr Terry Doyle - Holistic Therapist at St Bernadette’s, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough, on Wednesday 18th June, 2008, from 7.30pm.

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African Ceilidh Joy

Kath Sainsbury, Practice Manager for Justice First writes, 'Thanks to all those involved in the African Ceilidh on Friday 25th April at St Thomas More, Beechwood in aid of Justice First, a charity which works alongside people who have been refused asylum. Like all...

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Democratic Republic of Congo Day

The Law Department, Teesside University, Saturday June 7th 10.30 - 12.30. Evidence of the plundering of the Congo and its human consequences, i.e. asylum seekers, will be shown. Alan Brice from the Medical Foundation will speak of the psychological effect of years of...

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United Nations Torture Victims Day

June 26th Archbishop Romero of El Salvador once said, "Whoever tortures a human being, whoever abuses a human being, whoever outrages a human being abuses God's image, and the church takes as its own that cross, that martyrdom." He was assassinated in 1980. The use of...

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Catholic History Day

Presented by the Catholic Record Society, the Postgate Society and the English Catholic History Association Your opportunity to discover more of the story of the Catholic Church in our region. Saturday 7th June 2008 The Bar Convent, Blossom Street, York, 10.00 a.m....

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