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A record number of people attended a music and liturgy summer school in Norfolk. One hundred and eight participants, including people from the Clifton Diocese, joined clergy, religious and laity from all over the country and as far away as Denmark. They converged on St Gabriel’s Conference Centre in Ditchingham for the five-day course organised by the Society of Saint Gregory.
Adrian Brown, the St Vincent de Paul Society (SVP) Bristol District Secretary, writes for cliftondiocese.com with more about the SVP’s awareness month in September.
Deacon David Wakefield our Pilgrimage Director is in Lourdes and reporting for cliftondiocese.com using his iPhone. Today (28 August) Deacon David talks to us about the concluding part of the pilgrimage.
A young adult prayer group is gaining strength in Bristol city centre.
Argentinean priest Father Augusto Zampini Davies is a studying for a masters degree in wellbeing and human development at the University of Bath. During his course, he is living at St John the Evangelist in Bath city centre. We met Father Augusto to record a special podcast with our guest.
The new edition of the Cheltenham Interfaith Newsletter is out now. It is edited by our Parish Priest in Winchcombe Father Peter Slocombe.
When parishioners of St John Fisher in Wellington, took a day trip to Buckfast Abbey in Devon, they had not expected the privilege of using the monks’ private chapel for their evening prayer.
Sister Jacqueline Brain, who lives in Swindon and works at our Department for Adult Education and Evangelisation, has been elected Superior General of her congregation.
Deacon David Wakefield our Pilgrimage Director is in Lourdes and reporting for cliftondiocese.com using his iPhone. Today (27 August) Deacon David talks with a local pilgrim who’s been made an important commitment to help others.
Our parish priest in Winchcombe, Father Peter Slocombe will be back broadcasting later this year. Father Peter is one of the breakfast show presenters on Radio Winchcombe.
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