The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England And Wales (CBCEW) has issued a statement regarding the Covid-19 vaccine.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England And Wales (CBCEW) has issued a statement regarding the Covid-19 vaccine.
By DEACON BARRY MELLISH
Time spent at home during lockdown seems an excellent opportunity to catch up with some modern or contemporary spiritual authors and their books. The problem is how to get hold of these if all the local libraries are shut.
The Open Library seems to offer a way forward, if you are happy to read or browse text on a computer, tablet or maybe even mobile phone.
Fr MATTHEW KWAGHTAVER
It was Thanksgiving season in the nursing home. The small resident population gathered around their humble Thanksgiving table, and the director of the home asked each in turn to express one thing for which he or she was thankful for. “Thanks” were expressed for a home in which to stay, families, friends, etc. One old lady, when her turn came, she said, “I thank the Lord for two perfectly good teeth left in my mouth, one in my upper jaw and one in my lower jaw. They match so well that I can chew my food.” The psalmist says, “It is good to give thanks to the Lord.” (Ps.92:1).
Of your charity, pray for the repose of the soul of Father Charles Briggs, Parish Priest of St Mary’s Chislehurst, who died in the early hours of the morning of Tuesday 25 August at St Christopher’s Hospice, fortified by the Rites of Holy Mother Church.
By Deacon AIDAN McPARTLAN
I wonder how many stories have been told or films made about buried treasure? You know the sort of thing. A clue is found that sets the ball rolling and we quickly discover the lengths that people will go to revealing the greedy instincts, of human nature, hiding just below the surface.
An update of Pax Christi news for the month of August.
I regret to announce that Fr Matthew Kwaghtaver, our Assistant Priest, will be leaving our parish at the end of September 2020. His Mission in Bromley will soon be drawing to a close. We are very appreciative for the excellent work and pastoral care Fr Matthew has provided for us over the last two years…
Some parishioners have received emails purporting to come from Fr Peter. Some of these emails ask for money. Please note that we will never directly ask you for money. If you receive any emails that you are in any way suspicious of, please check the actual email address of the Sender and not the name…
For the remainder of April and throughout May, Catholic Bishops will celebrate Mass in their Cathedral for the sick and their families, NHS frontline workers and those in social care.