A talented author, Fr Christy wrote three books: ‘Painted Butterflies: Memories of a Missionary’ (2015), ‘Our Lady’s Apron: A collection of articles on spiritual topics’ (2016) and ‘The Miracle of the Universe’ (2021). In one article from Mission Today, he discussed the miracle of a close and personal relationship with God, observing: ‘Modern research is…
It is with regret that we inform you of the death on the 9th day of March, 2022, in Southport Hospital, Merseyside aged 82, of Miss Anne Shelley Mill Hill Missionary May she rest in peace Anne was one of our Associate Members. She was born in the town of Hucknall in Nottigham on the…
It is with regret that we inform you of the death on the 9th day of March, 2022 at Southport Hospital, Merseyside at the age of 82, of Ms Anne Shelley Mill Hill Missionary May she rest in peace Full obituary notice to follow soon
“For the first time, our Novena Masses will be available to view on Zoom, via the St. Joseph’s Parish website, https://stjosephsparish.co.uk/. These are the Mass times: Thursday 10th toFriday 11th March – 7:30 pm Saturday 12thMarch – 10:00 am Sunday 13th March– 11:00 am Monday 14th toThursday 18th March – 7:30 pm You can also access…
Issue Spring – Summer 2022
Heavenly Father, Your will for your people is peace, not war. Pour out on our world, especially in Eastern Europe, your Spirit of compassion and solidarity. Grant all those who believe in you the strength to be close to those who suffer and the courage to resolve their differences and conflicts in truth and without…
A leading Nigerian artist tells writer Molara Wood why his new installation at London’s St Paul’s Cathedral is important, as the world-famous building re-evaluates its memorials to historical figures including the admiral who led the campaign that resulted in the looting of the Kingdom of Benin. Source: bbc.com Continue reading
Who are we listening to in the synodal process? Cardinal Nichols went to Wormwood Scrubs prison particularly to listen to prisoners a few weeks ago. In many parishes, the voices of prisoners and their families may rarely, if ever, be heard – except perhaps on Prisoners’ Sunday. Yet there are more than 90,000 children in…
Fr John McGowan writes: ‘She was an extraordinary person, with such humanity and gift for friendship, just like St Teresa of Avila. I met her when she was in Sclerder Carmel, Cornwall. Her story is fascinating, especially her childhood. Born Jewish in Germany, her father was killed because of his opposition to Hitler. As a…
Schola Cantorum, the renowned boys’ choir of the Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School in West London, has recently achieved something of a first; becoming the first choir from a state school to sing for the BBC’s longest running programme, Choral Evensong. The service, Choral Vespers for the Feast of Candlemas, was recorded in mid-January and will…
The first point to observe when speaking of Christian Unity is that God is always working for unity; it follows, therefore, that if we are working against unity we are opposing God’s purposes, no matter how admirable our aims may seem to be. Secondly, however, diversity is difficult; there has never been a time when…
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