News from around the Archdiocese of Liverpool
Two hundred years and counting for the FCJ Sisters
A valuable presence on Liverpool’s Catholic landscape since establishing Bellerive FCJ Catholic College in the 1840s, the FCJ Sisters are marking their bicentenary with a significant pledge.
Liverpool Seafarers Centre named world’s best
A Liverpool ecumenical charity has been named as the world’s best seafarers’ centre in an awards ceremony as part of London International Shipping Week
Let your light shine
‘A chance to share all the good work that goes on.’ This is how Kenny Lawler, the pastoral associate at St Edmund of Canterbury, Waterloo summed up the exhibition that took place at the parish recently
Inspiring children with the Maritime Project
Pupils from All Saints Roman Catholic School in Bootle were treated to a full day of activities in the ‘Sea to Store Challenge’, run by trainee teachers from Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU)
Our Lady of the Assumption, Gateacre
The newly established Lay Formation Fund enabled a group of people to take part in an event in London examining parish renewal
The Tiger and
the Kid
Archbishop Downey was concerned. How could he ensure that Liverpool’s black Catholics were welcomed into the Church and kept safe from worldly temptations?
A journey in faith and friendship
A little over a year ago, a group of young Christian adults began to meet in Liverpool to get to know each other and to celebrate what they have in common through their Christian Faith
Two new appointments at All Saints Multi Academy Trust
All Saints Multi Academy Trust has appointed a new CEO and the Academy of St Francis of Assisi has welcomed a new head of school
Formation Fund grant for SFX
Following a grant from the archdiocesan lay formation fund parishioners from Saint Francis Xavier’s church took part in a Retreat at St Beuno’s Jesuit Spirituality Centre
Bellerive begin bicentenary celebrations
Pupils at Bellerive FCJ Catholic College in Sefton Park have taken part in an ‘International Day of Kindness’ to mark the beginning of a special year of celebrations
St Edmund’s exhibition highlights community efforts
‘A chance to share all the good work that goes on.’ This is how Kenny Lawler, the pastoral associate at St Edmund of Canterbury, Waterloo
1,000 lunches served with love and friendship
St Oswald’s Caritas Group, Longton, was formed in May 2017 with the aim of helping all Parishioners to feel ‘included'.
Obituary of Rev George Leo Lynch
Father Leo Lynch, former Parish Priest of St Joseph’s, Blundellsands died on Tuesday 29 October, aged 90 and in the 65th year of priesthood
