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Servant of God John Bradburne, a Franciscan layman who cared for leprosy patients living at the Mutemwa Leprosy Care Centre in Zimbabwe

Charity appeals for help to mark World Leprosy Day

 The John Bradburne Memorial Society (JBMS) is marking World Leprosy Day (Sunday January 28) by asking for donations to help them fight this cruel disease.JBMS continues the work of Servant of God John Bradburne, a Franciscan layman who cared for leprosy patients...

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Steve Willows, Stella Maris’ regional port chaplain in Immingham, Lincolnshire

Stella Maris port chaplains fight modern slavery

“Isaac hasn’t seen his family for three years,” says Steve Willows, Stella Maris’ regional port chaplain in Immingham, Lincolnshire.“He’s not allowed to work. He’s doing his best, but it’s hard to stay positive. Every couple of weeks, I take him out for a trip. He...

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Steven Leightell was ordained to the sacred order of the diaconate at Our Lady and St Peter’s Church, Bridlington, on December 10 2023 as he continues on the path towards his priestly ordination – Photo by Aldwin Sayo

Joyous day as Steven is ordained to the diaconate

Steven Leightell was ordained to the sacred order of the diaconate at Our Lady and St Peter’s Church, Bridlington, during Advent as he continues on the path to his priestly ordination.The church was full to bursting and the parishioners rallied together as a community...

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Bishop Terry’s January Voice column

Bishop Terry’s January Voice column

Happy New Year! We pray and hope that 2024 will be blest and peaceful for all.  Whenever we move into a new phase or life, a new project, a new year, we are, to a certain extent, entering the unknown. However, one thing we do know 2024 is that by this time next...

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Image by Mohamed Hassan

AI is Pope’s Peace Sunday theme

For his theme for World Day of Peace (Sunday January 14), Pope Francis has chosen Artificial Intelligence and Peace.While this might seem a strangely technical theme, we know we do need to think about the consequences of the advances in AI for peace and...

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