The pilgrimage to celebrate the life of St Oscar Romero at Holy Island on Saturday April 4 has now been cancelled.
Holy Island Pilgrimage Cancelled
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China Focus For Pope’s March Prayer Intention
March’s Intention of the Holy Father, offered to the whole church and all people of goodwill through his own worldwide prayer-group, coincides with the 40th anniversary this month of the assassination of St Oscar Romero. It comes also as we suffer with the people of...
Bishop Terry’s March 2020 Voice Column
As we continue to celebrate the year of “the God who speaks”, it is especially important that, as Lent begins, we focus on the Word of God, and try to listen to that word in a new way. The Sunday readings have a particular structure. The gospels on the first two...
Church Seeks To Raise Awareness Of Settlement Scheme
The Catholic Church in England and Wales stands in solidarity with all European citizens who have made their homes here. They are a valued part of our parishes, schools and communities. All EU, EEA and Swiss citizens living in the UK are required by the government to...
John Paul Centre To Close
The much-loved John Paul Centre, which has been a hub for community and voluntary services in Middlesbrough for many decades, is to close for safety reasons. The centre, on Grange Road, is home to a wide range of groups serving refugees, asylum seekers, the homeless...
Pope’s Four “Dreams” For Amazon As Exhortation Is Published
Pope Francis has spoken of his four “dreams” for the Amazon region in his post-synodal apostolic exhortation Querida Amazonia. The final document of the Synod of Bishops for the Pan-Amazon region, who met in Rome from October 6 to 27 last year, has also been...
Opening For An Admin Assistant
The Diocese of Middlesbrough wishes to appoint an experienced, full-time, cross-departmental admin assistant. Applicants should have experience of implementing and maintaining office systems and procedures. The successful applicant must have excellent communication...
Bishop Terry’s February 2020 Voice Column
I’m always glad when we get to February. Although it can throw the worst of winter’s weather at us, at least we are moving away from the dark and into the light, from the winter into early spring, from the bleak into the not-so-bleak. The lengthening of the days...
Pope Francis’s Prayer Intention For February
An urgent and tragic aspect of human life today is the suffering of millions of our brothers and sisters who have been forced to become refugees. A particularly harrowing dimension of this tragedy is illegal human trafficking. In his prayer Intention for February,...
