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Tabor Living Volunteer open event - May

Tabor Living needs you! Can you help by committing to a few hours each week/fortnightly/or as and when you can, offering support to homeless individuals in Birmingham? Come to the open event on Wednesday 8 May and find out more.
Out Now: The Spring issue of The Basilican magazine

Snap up your copy of the magazine from the St Chad’s Cathedral Association
Church of Sanctuary Conference

Invitation to free conference and networking event in Birmingham, Saturday 8 June. Explore how churches are responding to the call to offer sanctuary to those fleeing persecution and seeking asylum.
Caribbean Evening

Hosted by the West Indian Catholic Chaplaincy as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. Saturday 4 May.

Burning Bush: Reflection for 4th Sunday of Easter, Vocations Sunday

“I lay down my life for my sheep” with Monsignor Daniel McHugh
Reflection for 3rd Sunday of Easter

14 April 2024: “All will be well”
Burning Bush: Easter Sunday and the fact of the Resurrection

Reflection for Easter Sunday – 31 March 2024 “He saw and he believed”
North Staffs Walsingham Association Pilgrimage

Pilgrimage to The National Shrine, Wednesday 20 - Saturday 23 March. Seeking peace and solitude through prayerful dialogue with Our Blessed Lady and her Son.
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day 2024

It was a joy to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at St. Anne’s Church, Digbeth (the Irish Quarter in Birmingham) on Sunday 17 March.
Men’s Rosary in the City of Birmingham

In the heart of Birmingham City Centre on February 17th, 2024 between 75 and 80 Catholic men led by Ben Thatcher, knelt down to publicly express their faith by praying the Rosary as requested by Our Lady of Fatima for the conversion of the world.
Burning Bush: Reflection for Third Week of Lent

“I will give you a new spirit, says the Lord.” with Monsignor Daniel McHugh
“How can I renounce the King who saved me”

Reflection for 2nd Week of Lent: Sunday 25 February: “How can I renounce the King who saved me” (St Polycarp Feast 23 Feb)
Burning Bush: Reflection for the Fifth Sunday of the Year and World Day of the Sick

“In the morning, long before dawn, He got up and left the house, and went off to a lonely place and prayed there” with Monsignor Daniel McHugh
Burning Bush: Reflection for the Second Sunday of the Year

“Speak Lord, your servant is listening” with Monsignor Daniel McHugh