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Bicentennial of Ushaw College, Durham

Feast of Corpus Christi – 25 May 2008 Today we celebrate the great feast of Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. According to the date, 25th May, it also happens to be the feast of Bede the Venerable who was born, lived out his life and died...

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Bishop’s Visit to Redcar Cemetery

The 23rd April 2008 started damp and miserable and all our committee's eyes were on the clouds. Should we or shouldn't we put up our gazebo in the cemetery to shield our guests from the rain, because today was the day our new Bishop, Bishop Terry, would kindly visit...

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Day with Readers and Eucharistic Ministers

Pentecost 2008, 10 May 2008 In the Scriptures the Spirit is symbolised as the “breath of God” which transmits the life of God in the creation of Adam: Yahweh God fashioned man of dust from the soil. Then he breathed into his nostrils a breath of life, and thus man...

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Day with Readers and Eucharistic Ministers

Pentecost 2008, 10 May 2008 In the Scriptures the Spirit is symbolised as the “breath of God” which transmits the life of God in the creation of Adam: Yahweh God fashioned man of dust from the soil. Then he breathed into his nostrils a breath of life, and thus man...

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The dream comes true for…

the following who were lucky enough to secure their places for the 40@40 charity football match at the Riverside. Team One Goalkeeper – David McDonald (£600) Right-back – Mark Page (£350) Centre-back – Joe Whyte (£330) Centre-back – John Waites (£350) Left-back – Glen...

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Play at the Riverside – the latest bids

The auction for places to play in the charity match at the Riverside Stadium, home of Middlesbrough Football Club, closes at noon tomorrow. The latest bids are as follows; Team One Goalkeeper – David McDonald (£400) Right-back – Mark Page (£250) Centre-back – Joe...

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New Church for Guisborough

Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council has given planning permission for the Diocese to build a new church next to St Paulinus School to serve the people of Guisborough. The new church and community centre will replace the current building in Park Lane, which was opened...

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Thank You

The FCJ Sisters would like to thank Bishop Terence Patrick, the priests and the many friends who braved the cold and sleet on Saturday 5th April to join with them in thanking God for the life and work of their Foundress, Marie Madeleine d'Houet. Middlesbrough is very...

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