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‘Exploring Catholic Social Teaching’ is our podcast series giving you a starting point to discover more of what’s often been called the Church’s best kept secret. ‘Exploring Catholic Social Teaching’ is written and presented by our former Director of Schools and Colleges Ian McNiff. Ian’s also written an excellent booklet to accompany the podcasts. In this episode Ian explores the preferential option for the poor.
As an exploration of issues around truth, justice, forgiveness and the human spirit cliftondiocese.com brings you a fascinating and insightful podcast series featuring challenging and dramatic interviews with people whose lives were marked by Bloody Sunday. Our series began on the 40th anniversary of that day in Derry (30 January). Our sixth episode features Peter McDonald. Aged 11, he saw the coffins lined up. He became an IRA activist. Today, he’s a community development worker.
As an exploration of issues around truth, justice, forgiveness and the human spirit cliftondiocese.com brings you a fascinating and insightful podcast series featuring challenging and dramatic interviews with people whose lives were marked by Bloody Sunday. Our series began on the 40th anniversary of that day in Derry (30 January). Our fifth episode features Gerry O’Hara who's best friend was killed on Bloody Sunday. Gerry's a former commander of the junior wing of the IRA and is now vice-chair of the police board.
The eco group at St Teresa’s Primary School in Monks Park, Bristol, recently collected coats from the school families to donate to Age UK. Age UK is currently running a ‘Spread the Warmth’ campaign to highlight the importance of older people keeping warm in winter.
Last weekend was a special one for Colin Mason our student for the priesthood who’s studying in Rome. His college the Venerable English College marked six centuries and a half since it was founded.
Read more about Our Colin Helps Celebrate College’s 650th Anniversary »
As an exploration of issues around truth, justice, forgiveness and the human spirit cliftondiocese.com brings you a fascinating and insightful podcast series featuring challenging and dramatic interviews with people whose lives were marked by Bloody Sunday. Our series began on the 40th anniversary of that day in Derry (30 January). Our fourth episode features John Kelly. John's brother of Michael, 17, was shot dead on Bloody Sunday.
A card to communicate that the carrier is a baptised Catholic is to be distributed nationally as an initiative of the Bishops’ Conference Department for Evangelisation and Catechesis.
As an exploration of issues around truth, justice, forgiveness and the human spirit cliftondiocese.com brings you a fascinating and insightful podcast series featuring challenging and dramatic interviews with people whose lives were marked by Bloody Sunday. Our series began on the 40th anniversary of that day in Derry (30 January). Our third episode features Jeanette Warke. Jeanette was forced out of her home in the unsettling days that followed. Now she's a peace and reconciliation worker.
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