Author: Chaplain

With the University term beginning on Monday 4th October, the 6:30pm Mass is becoming busy again. We would now ask that you book a place at both 10am and 6:30pm

Sunday 3 October: 10:00am (Open for pre-booked attendance only), 6:30pm (Public Mass)

Look out for the Catholic Society and the Chaplains at the Freshers Fair on Wednesday 29th September. Sign up to the chaplaincy mailbase here: https://www.Durham catholic.org/sign-up And join CathSoc

The last 18 months have been a difficult time for all of us, because of the COVID pandemic. Even those of us who have not been ill have

If you are thinking about becoming a Christian; if you’re a baptised Christian and wish to be received into full communion with the Catholic Church; if you’re a

Bishop Robert has announced the Year of the Eucharist will be celebrated in the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle and will be launched during Mass at St. Mary’s

Synod of Bishops 2023; For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation, Mission. Pope Francis has asked the whole Church to begin a process of listening and discernment, in preparation for

Days of Reflection; for Readers on Saturday 9th October and for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion on Saturdays 16th and 30th October, all at Ushaw College. To book a place, please

The Assisted Dying Bill will be debated by the House of Lords in October. See the Catholic Bishops  Conference website, for information about the Church’s concerns, and how

‘Wherever you find jealousy and ambition, you find disharmony,’ writes St James in today’s Second Reading. And his words are borne out by the behaviour of the twelve

Please note that, in addition to New Elvet Bridge being closed, road surfacing work has begun on New Elvet. This may cause diversion, delay and reduced parking availability

Our local group of Lay Dominicans meets on the third Sunday of each month at 2:30pm – currently on Zoom – for about 60-75 minutes. Our next meeting

The Season of Creation continues until 4th October, and we are encouraged to pray and engage in community events, to deepen our awareness of environmental issues. Climate Coordination

In today’s Gospel, Peter first gets it right, and then gets it terribly wrong. Jesus has gradually revealed himself to his disciples; by his teaching, by his miracles,

Given the high rates of transmission of Covid-19 in the North-East, and the elderly demographic of our Diocese, Bishop Robert has asked us to retain all of the

On Fridays 10th and 17th, Saturdays 11th and 18th and Sundays 12th and 19th of September, St Cuthbert’s will be taking part in the national Heritage Open Days

Virtual Coffee Morning; Saturday at 10.30am. Online Gospel Reflection; Sunday at 11.00am Morning Prayer (Lauds); Monday – Friday 8:00am For login details, see the ‘St Cuthbert’s Parish Community’

Days of Reflection for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Saturday 16th and Saturday 30th October, 10.30am-3.30pm at Ushaw College (light lunch provided.) To book a place, please contact

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

A conference organised by the Diocesan Environmental Group. Saturday 18th September, 10am-4pm, at the Emmaus Youth Village. Details on the diocesan website, http://www.rcdhn.org.uk/communications/2021/sept/careforacommonhomeconferenceoriginal.jpg ]