Jesus’ disciples were experienced fishermen, used to sailing on the Sea of Galilee with its changeable weather. But even they were frightened when a sudden gale and storm

This Sunday 20th June, we mark the Day for Life, an annual celebration of the intrinsic value and dignity of every human person from conception to natural death.

On Saturday 3rd July. Mass at 12.15pm will be followed by a BBQ in the presbytery garden (weather and Covid restrictions permitting). Everyone is welcome, including chaplaincy alumni,

 Seeing in the Dark – Meeting God within struggle and uncertainty. Offered by the Sisters of the Christian Retreat. Saturday 26 June, 10am-4pm. For details, see https://www.christian-retreat.org/our-programme/seeing-in-the-dark-meeting-god-within-struggle-and-uncertainty

Virtual Coffee Morning; Saturday at 10.30am. Online Gospel Reflection; Sunday at 11.00am. Morning Prayer: Monday to Friday at 8.00am. For login details, see the ‘St Cuthbert’s Parish Community’

The Diocesan Emmaus Team are trained in listening skills and in supporting those who are suffering loss. If you feel that it would help you to talk with

Following the Prime Minister’s announcement last week, we remain in Step 3 of the Government’s planned reduction of lockdown restrictions. The arrangements for celebration of Mass are as

Listen and reflect on the latest research on Women Religious. Keynote speaker: Professor Matthieu Brejon de Lavergnée (DePaul University, Chicago.) Chaired by Dr. Susan O’Brien. Friday 25th June,

Sunday 20 June: 10:00am (Open for pre-booked attendance only), 6:30pm (Open for pre-booked attendance only)

We all love a good story. A story makes us think, and stimulates our imagination. Jesus often used stories – parables – as a way to get the