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Why I go to Walsingham
Each year pilgrims from St C’s go on pilgrimage to Walsingham Fr Chris tells us why he goes. Walsingham, in North Norfolk, has been a place of pilgrimage for many hundreds of years. Why pilgrimage and why Walsingham? Walsingham is … Continue reading
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Postcard from the Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette
On the 19th September 1846, in a remote part of the Alps two children, Melanie and Maximin, with Maximin’s little dog, Lulu, climbed a distant valley guiding the cows they were looking after. The children rested after lunch and the … Continue reading
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Postcard from Tuscany
Greetings from Tuscany – here’s a postcard from Italy, sent by Paul, who’s enjoying a family holiday there and he tells of going to Sunday Mass in Florence Mark and I are away on a family holiday in the Tuscany … Continue reading
The Louise da Cocodia award 2017
Giving the Louise Da Cocodia award at St Chrysostom’s School is one of the delights of my work as parish priest. The reward is a memorial to Louise who was a wonderful, and much missed, member of our congregation and … Continue reading
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“I encourage you to get lost.”
A few weeks before she completed her time with us as Parish Assistant Hannah preached a memorable sermon at Sunday Mass, in which she reflected with us on her time with us. Here is an abridged version: Lost in wonder, … Continue reading
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Summer Reading 2017
Have you a book choice for this Summer? We’ve asked a variety of people connected with St C’s for a recommendation for Summer reading, and here are their choices. Have you a suggestion to share? Why not put your choice … Continue reading
O Sacred Heart!
The first time as a newly ordained priest that I concelebrated Mass was on the Feast of the Sacred Heart, at St James, Darlington. The principal celebrant was the then Vicar, Fr Dennis Smith. The preacher was the Bishop of … Continue reading
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