Tony puts on a memorable weekend for the Catenians
October 27, 2021
Bishop Alan offers comfort to those with miscarriages
October 29, 2021
Hamish MacQueen, the Diocesan Director of Youth Services, has been chosen to help launch a Celebrate online parenting course. He explains the vision.
You may remember in the past that the Diocesan Youth Service has helped run ‘Celebrate East Anglia’ which was a faith-based conference for all the family. Celebrate doesn’t only run conferences and starting this November they are running an online parenting course with practical advice to help parents bring up their children in the faith. At quite short notice, I have been asked me to help run it and promote it in East Anglia.
The invitation is open to all parents, grandparents and anyone who looks after children. The course starts on Tuesday November 2 and will help you show children the reality of a life with God and to empower them to have their own vibrant two-way relationship with Him.
Registration closes this Sunday evening, October 31. For more information see www.celebratetrust.org/parentingforfaith.
Laura Sides from the Alzheimer’s Society was the speaker at the October meeting of the Norfolk Circle of the Catenians.
Laura is a researcher the Alzheimer’s Society and specialises in early onset dementia. With three friends she undertook a sponsored walk in the Lake District. The Norwich Circle, then under the Presidency of Philip Hoy, raised £1,368 towards the cause.
Heaven’s Road Catholic online radio is organising 12 days of prayer for the success of The COP26 Environmental Conference. The conference is taking place in Glasgow from November 1 to 12 with world leaders in attendance.
You can tune into Heaven’s Road here.
There are live Masses in English, Brazilian, Polish and Portuguese and opportunities to connect with exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.
Pictured above is Hamish MacQueen and, below, Laura Sides from the Alzheimer’s Society with Philip Hoy.
