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Latest news from across the Diocese of East Anglia includes a Catholic climate movement film, a parish vacancy in Newmarket and a Bible livestream event.
A movement which grew out of Laudato Si’, the letter from Pope Francis on the environment, is organising an Lenten film event called ‘Global Healing’.
Since the encyclical appeared in 2015, millions of people worldwide have joined a global movement to address the environmental crisis. This Lent there will be a series of reflective evenings with inspiring speakers, prayer and discussion.
These documentaries will inform and challenge people to respond to Pope Francis’ call to Care for Our Common Home.
The films will run on six Thursdays from February 18 to March 25, from 7.30pm to 8.30pm.
To register please click
zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcvcOuuqzsvEtMBwz2hxBzhhvwy0hcgyoEb
More information is available from jane@catholicclimatemovement.global
Vacancy for parish administrator in Newmarket
The parish of Newmarket and Kirtling is recruiting a parish administrator. Due to Covid, the deadline has been extended to Friday January 29 to give candidates more time.
Details and an application form are available from Fr Christopher Smith, stetheldreda@btinternet.com
The church of Our Lady Immaculate and St Etheldreda is at 14 Exeter Road, Newmarket CB8 8LT
The Adventures of a Biblical Translator
The Catholic Biblical Association of Great Britain is putting on a livestream event with the Bible translator Dom Henry Wansbrough
Dom Henry is editor of the New Jerusalem Bible and most recently the Revised New Jerusalem Bible.
The event is on Saturday January 23 from 11am to 12.30pm.
To join please go to www.ssppilford.org.uk and click on live stream remote services. You will also be able to watch the event subsequently on www.whatgoodnews.org
