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CAUSE Christmas Hamper Campaign 2007

Once again heartfelt thanks from CAUSE to all who contributed to the Christmas Hamper Campaign. As usual many of the donations were sent anonymously so we hope you will all accept this acknowledgement of our gratitude. The enthusiasm and generosity of all the young...

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The Open Hand of God – CAFOD in Mozambique

On Saturday 27th October, David Cross, CAFOD's Diocesan Manager for Middlesbrough, along with CAFOD colleagues from London, Bridget Fenwick and Patrick Murphy, departed on their visit to CAFOD funded projects in Mozambique. The aim of the visit was to see first-hand...

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Slavery

Cleveland NEWMAN Circle presents a talk “Slavery in 2008” by Br Michael Newman O.H. Brother Michael will speak about the work of the Medaille Trust, a charity founded by a number of Catholic religious orders to support and empower freed victims of the sex-trafficking...

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From Beverley to Asia and Africa

Young people of St John of Beverley Parish celebrated Youth Sunday with a Christ the King concert and launched the Advent appeal for AIDS orphans in Uganda and street children in Mongolia. More than 30 took part, from beginners on flute, clarinet and trumpet to a...

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Three Wise Men arrive at the Teesville manger!

Three Wise Men from the east arrived in St. Andrew’s Parish, Teesville on January 6 just in time for the end of the 9.30 am Mass to celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany. They spent time worshipping the new born King along with shepherds who had arrived earlier after...

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Port Clarence Christmas hampers

Osmotherley and Crathorne Parishes celebrated Christmas again by packing and distributing 50 hampers in Port Clarence. The goods were paid for by donation; about 30 parishioners and friends were involved in shopping, packing and distribution. The photo shows Sue...

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Canon Collingwood returns to St William’s

Pat Connelly brought Canon Louis Collingwood home to Redcar for a few days. As most of the parishioners have no means of travelling to Hull, it was lovely to see him again, as he is greatly missed. Canon Collingwood was presented with a TV for his birthday from the...

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