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
Thank you to everybody who has taken up a volunteering role in the parish and completed the necessary paperwork. Just a reminder it is Diocesan policy that before
Durham County Council is currently proposing to increase on-street car parking charges in Durham city and to extend them to Sundays. Details can be found at https://www.durham.gov.uk/article/30424/Car-parking-charges-and-tariff-review and this
Please turn your smartphone OFF before entering the confessional, or before any confidential conversation. This advice has been given by the Bishops Conference because, even in silent mode,
So far this year the parish has sent over 60 warm, woolly hats the chaplains for distribution to seaman visiting local ports. Now that the temperatures are increasingly chilly
Cathleen Kaveny of Boston College, USA; East of Eden – A Case against Nostalgia. Thursday 9th November, 5.00-6.30pm, online. Details and booking at https://www.durham.ac.uk/research/institutes-and-centres/catholic-studies/about-us/events/ctrs—9-nov-2023—cathleen-kaveny/
Once again, Jesus is faced with a trick question. A Pharisee asks him which is the greatest of the commandments of God’s Law. Which one will he choose?
There will be Adoration before the Blessed Sacrament, led by the chaplaincy community, from 9pm on Tuesday 31st October until 7pm Mass on Wednesday 1st November, the Feast
Jesus’ enemies set a trap for him. The Jews lived under the Roman Empire and the Romans taxed them harshly. The people resented paying taxes to the occupying
World Mission Sunday is celebrated today. This global celebration of our Church and mission is co-ordinated by Missio, the Pope’s official charity for world mission, and every Catholic
Our chaplaincy retreat this term will be at Minsteracres, a Passionist retreat centre set in the beautiful Northumberland countryside. There will be input from Ms Avril Baigent Co-Director
The Cathedral will be open this Tuesday, 17th October, 6.30-9.00 p.m. for students and also for the wider community of university staff. Students are invited to come and
Centre for Catholic Studies Book Launch: An online event to launch Neoliberal Religion by Durham’s Prof Mathew Guest. At the event, Prof John Barclay (Lightfoot Professor of Divinity, Durham University), Prof
Pope Francis has released a new letter on the climate crisis, to ‘clarify and complete’ his 2015 letter, Laudato Si. You can read the new letter at https://www.cbcew.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2023/10/laudate-deum-exhortation-041023.pdf
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