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There’s a great opportunity to meet with, and learn from, one of the country’s most popular composers and performers when Graham Kendrick comes to Clifton Cathedral in Bristol on Saturday 4 March. The special event is entitled ‘Graham Kendrick - sharing his music and the stories behind it’. Picture: Graham Kendrick
An article from the Clifton Diocese Justice and Peace Commission. Picture: courtesy of Church Action on Poverty
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Bishop Declan has written a Pastoral Letter to people of the Clifton Diocese. It is to be read and made available in all parishes in the Clifton Diocese this weekend. Picture: Bishop Declan
Looking forward to the beginning of Lent, which commences on Wednesday 1 March, Christians in the Taunton will explore five of the hottest issues facing society today. Picture: St George's Catholic Church, Taunton
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The lastest newsletter from Gloucestershire Catholic History Society.
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The journey to Oxford for our Post Cursillo weekend was enhanced by the company of four other friends. On arrival we were immediately infused by the warmth, fellowship, love and faith of forty six Cursillo friends, which we expect and always receive at these' weekends.
A national conference being held next week is being tipped as a landmark event offering ideas and resources to help Churches re-engage and reach out to the lapsed. It is taking place in the Clifton Diocese in Minehead, Somerset. Picture: Rob Parsons
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Sarum College has announced a series of lectures to be given by Professor Richard Bauckham. The lectures take place in Salisbury Cathedral and run throughout May.
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In this special report he hear what a typical week – if there is such a thing – is like for one young man, Tom Dubois, who is training to become a priest in the Clifton Diocese. Picture: Tom Dubois
Keen to equip her A-level Religious Philosophy and Religious Ethics students with a wide understanding of Christian thought, Bristol Cathedral School teacher Julia Greenbury invited a local Catholic priest, Father Robert King, to the school. Picture: Bristol Cathedral School pupils
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