Burning Bush: Reflection for 5th Sunday of Easter and St Joseph the Worker

Reflection for 5th Sunday of Easter, 28 April, and St Joseph the Worker, 1 May. “Make your home in me as I make mine in you” (John 15:4) by Mgr Daniel McHugh, the Co-ordinator for Ethnic Chaplaincies in the Archdiocese of Birmingham.

A 10-minute pause to be still and reflect on our Mission with the help of scripture, music/song, pictures, a homily and Adoration intended to lead into personal prayer and action.

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It is beautiful to be old: a Christian perspective on ageing and the Church

By Newman Association, Worcester circle. Prof Peter Kevern will explore the beauty & challenges of ageing in the Catholic teaching
Cursillo Encounter Afternoon, Newcastle-under-Lyme

An opportunity to learn more about Cursillo – for “an encounter with God, others and self”. Sunday 12 May.
‘A forgotten conflict with no winners’ – Catholic and Anglican bishops on war in Sudan

Bishop Paul Swarbrick, the Bishops’ Conference’s Lead Bishop for Africa, and Bishop Nick Baines, the Church of England’s Lead Bishop for Foreign Affairs, have issued a joint statement on the conflict in Sudan, saying the war is “a forgotten conflict with no winners”.
Do you have a passion for cooking and a heart for helping others?

The Knights of Malta, in partnership with St. Catherine of Siena Church on Bristol Street, are looking to host regular (starting monthly) food cafés/banquets at the St Catherine of Siena church.