Christmas Shopping in Hull

Bed and Breakfast, arrivals welcome from 2.00 pm. Home made evening meal with a glass of wine at the all inclusive rate of £45.00. Prayer room for private prayer and meditation; Labyrinth – Poustinia; Beautiful grounds. Special reduced rates for groups of 10+....

Royal Army Chaplains Department

At the back of St Charles Borromeo Church in the centre of Hull, on the memorial plaques listing the names of the servicemen of the parish who were killed in the two World Wars, is the name of the Rev Bernard Costello RACHD 1939-1945. Seeking more information...

CAFOD Memorial Mass

Our annual CAFOD Memorial Mass will take place at Ss Mary and Joseph’s Church, Pocklington on Saturday 7th November at 6.30 pm. All are welcome to attend and will be made most welcome. If you would like the names of your deceased relatives and friends to be...

Thanks!

We would like to say a big thank you to all the runners who took part in the Middlesbrough 10k and Great North Run to raise funds for CAFOD in the last few months. You can see who they are by visiting our new blog at: cafodmiddlesbrough.wordpress.com As always, thank...

Taize Advent Vigil

On Thursday 10th December 2009 at 7pm there will be an Advent Taize Evening, a ‘time-out’ from the pre-Christmas hustle and bustle to try to ‘be still’ and listen to the Word of God. The Advent Vigil will be in the form of Evening prayer and we will...

Act now for Climate Justice

At the time of writing this article, CAFOD has been responding to emergencies that have occurred in Indonesia, following a massive earthquake that struck the west coast of Sumatra, in the Philippines, where floods have left hundreds of thousands of families homeless...

A Day to Remember

Saturday 12th September 2009 will certainly stand out in the history of the Poor Clare Community in York as a memorable day because on that day Sr Margaret celebrated her 100th birthday. In the 144 year history of the Poor Clare’s in York, Sr Margaret is the...

St Francis’ Church 75th Anniversary begins

Fr Peter Keeling proudly holds up a picture of St Francis’ Church, Middlesbrough at the start of the celebrations for the 75th anniversary of the parish. Congratulations to him and all in St Francis parish, Middlesbrough.

SVP Festival

On Saturday 26th September, the SVP held a festival at English Martyrs, York to celebrate the Feast of St Vincent de Paul. One hundred and twenty members attended from all over the Diocese. Bishop Terry celebrated Mass and in his homily urged the members to follow St...

National Qualification for Parish Catechist

Our Lady’s Catechists National Qualification for Parish Catechist by studying at home, by post or e-mail, Personal tutor; Deepen your Faith [table id=4 /] Contact: Secretary, 34 Woodcote Road, Wanstead, London, E11 2QA Website: www.ourladyscatechists.org Special...

A short history of Our Lady’s Catechists

In 1923 at an Annual Meeting of the Central membership of the Catholic Women’s League, His Eminence Cardinal Bourne spoke strongly about the question of religious instruction for British children. He emphasised that in Great Britain, numbers of boys and girls...

The Internationally Famous Chancy Brothers

and Friends At Scarborough Spa on Friday 20th November, 7.30pm a fun-filled evening of song, music, dance and laughter with Canons Spaight and Gubbins, Fr Pat Keogh and Deacon Pat Thomas in aid of the Martin House Hospice, McMillan Nurses, and St Peter’s parish...

A Quaker supports a Catholic sister

IBVM (Loreto) in Albania In 1986 two nuns hit the headlines on Teesside. Sisters Imelda Poole and Philippa Green, IBVM (Loreto) began their grassroots ministry in a deprived area called The Clarences, on the north bank of the River Tees near the famous Transporter...

Charity Dinner for Justice First

Justice First invites you to support their Charity Dinner and Auction of Promises A 4 course dinner with wine, with music provided by members of the refugee community and their friends At Harmony House, Chinese Community Centre, North Ormesby Road, Middlesbrough on...

St Therese returns home

Following the wonderful visit of the relics of St Thérèse to England and Wales, the saint’s relics have now been returned to Lisieux. The Catholic Church of England and Wales have a Flickr photostream for pictures taken during the visit. Click here...

Singers for Sanctuary

A concert in aid of Justice First There will be a concert with singers and choirs from U.K. and around the world on October 23rd at 7.30 pm in St Mary’s Centre, Corporation Road. Tickets £7.00 each from 01642 601122 or 07940 666906

The Mission of Saint Therese

Before her death, St. Thérèse said: “I feel that my mission is about to begin, my mission of making others love God as I love Him, my mission of teaching my little way to souls. If God answers my prayers, my heaven will be spent on earth up until...

Prison Break-In!

I wonder what readers have thought or felt when they go past the high walls of Northallerton Prison, the oldest prison in use in England. In July, the Governor, Norman Griffin, kindly gave me a tour and a great deal of his time to explain many facets of life in the...

St Therese makes the news

The visit of the relics of St Thérèse to England and Wales is making the news across the world. The following are link to news sites. The Diocese of Middlesbrough is not responsible for the content of external sites. In the Press Saint’s remains arrive for tour,...

Bishop lays foundation stone at new church

in Guisborough On 17th September, the Bishop of Middlesbrough, Terence Patrick Drainey, laid and blessed the foundation stone at the new St Paulinus Church, Guisborough, currently under construction on The Avenue, Guisborough. The church is expected to be ready for...

Read-A-Book-A-Month

As Read-A-Book-A-Month bible-challenge enters its second year, Catholic Voice asks promoter Mary Callan to reflect on the year’s experience. ‘It’s all very low-key,’ says Mary, ‘apart from the Pope launching the Bible Readathon on Italian...

Focolare Mariapolis in York 2009

Light shone out through any remaining grey clouds over Yorkshire in August at the annual Focolare Mariapolis as the theme was ‘Love is light’. This referred to the Christian search for wisdom and the light that comes from living the Gospel. Nearly 700...

The Canon Mortell Memorial Window

The stained glass window in St Margaret Clitherow’s Church, Haxby, York, dedicated to the memory of the late Canon John Mortell, has now become a reality thanks to the generosity of many people throughout the parish, the Diocese and beyond who loved and...

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