News from around the Archdiocese of Liverpool
‘A new day is breaking; a new dawn is rising.’
‘A new day is breaking; a new dawn is rising’ with these words and this powerful image Archbishop Malcolm proclaimed the opening of Synod 2020 at a Service of Proclamation and Sending in the Metropolitan Cathedral on Sunday 3 February.
Italian adventure for Liverpool students!
Students from St John Bosco Arts College recently said ‘ciao’ to the classroom as they embarked on a five day trip to Italy
Annual Civic Mass held at Cathedral
Archbishop Malcolm McMahon will celebrate the Annual Civic Mass at 11.00 am on Sunday 3 March in the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King
Knit-a-Bit in Penwortham
Every Monday morning a group of up to 25 ladies from St Teresa’s and St Mary Magdalen’s Churches in Penwortham
Papal Blessing for Joseph
Joseph Tipping from Penwortham received a Blessing from Pope Francis on his 80th birthday
Mandela family visit Bellerive
Bellerive FCJ Catholic College was honoured to host the family of the late Nelson Mandela during their visit to Liverpool
Standing in solidarity with Israel’s Christians
This year’s Holy Land Coordination, which met in January, was based in Haifa and offered a different view of Christian experience
Family Groups in
the Archdiocese
Family Groups are drawn from the parish community. Like a natural family, Family Groups are made up of people of all ages
Liverpool school flies flag for diversity
Where are we from?’ That was the question posed to pupils at the Academy of St Francis of Assisi (ASFA) in Liverpool
Question Time in Ainsdale
There are not many parish evenings that involve open Q and A, a panel to reflect on and answer questions and a shiny black Labrador retriever puppy
SFX helps to provide clean water
St Francis Xavier’s College (SFX) in Woolton has been able to provide an African village with clean water after donating money
