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Learning to build a sustainable futureSt Augustine’s Priory in Ealing has been shortlisted for the Whole-School Community Initiative of the Year award. The school runs an allotment and farm on 13 acres of land. Parents lead the allotment where pupils work under their guidance to gr...
more - Main NewsWelcome for Reception pupils at St Bernadette's
The Reception classes of St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School and Nursery in Kenton were recently formally welcomed into the family of the school. Their school jumpers were blessed by Fr Dermot O’Neill of All Saints Parish, Kenton, in a ser...
more - Main NewsThe Polish Catholic Mission in London
2018 sees not only the centenary of the Armistice but also the new political order that emerged in Europe after the collapse of four mighty Empires. The period saw new nations being proclaimed and borders being drawn, and, unsurprisingly, the proc...
more - Main NewsRecognition for St Joseph's Primary School
The Sunday Times School Guide 2019 ranked St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Willesden as the second best state primary school in the country, and the best state Catholic primary school nationally. The whole school community has continued to ...
more - Marriage & FamilyMarriage: Invitation to grow in holiness, mutual respect and personal joy
The creation of an Alliance of Catholic Marriage Organisations is a timely reminder that we are at our best when we work in collaboration with one another. In adopting a mutually beneficial approach to nurturing and supporting marriage, each of th...
more - Main NewsAdoremus: A Priest's Perspective
There were two Congress Masses at the Metropolitan Cathedral on the Sunday morning. Given the almost relentless activity of the previous two days, I was glad that we had opted for the later, celebrated at 11.30am by the Cardinal. Arriving, we were...
more - Main NewsSEIDs: Dignity in Work
It is astonishing to realise that the majority of people living in poverty in London (58%) are living in a working family. That’s 1.3 million people living with ‘in-work’ poverty in the capital alone, many working jobs with long hours in uns...
more - Main NewsSimbang Gabi: Waiting with Mama Mary
by Fr Lawrence Lew OP Over a decade ago I served as a lay missionary in a Dominican parish located amid the slums of Metro-Manila. My first Advent there, I was introduced to The name In fact, the missionaries were drawing upon a custom that can...
more - Main NewsA stained glass treasure in Letchworth
by Carolyn Albon The Parish of St Hugh of Lincoln, Letchworth Garden City, has recently discovered a connection with Margaret Agnes Rope, a stained glass artist from the early decades of the 20th century, who is becoming better known and apprecia...
more - Main NewsPraying with the Pope in December
by Fr David Stewart SJ The Morning Offering, to the Heart of Christ, has been at the heart of the spirituality of the Prayer Network for all of its existence of nearly 175 years. Generations of Catholic Christians, and many other followers of J...
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