Opposing the Assisted Dying Bill 2021
Please follow this link from The Catholic Church Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales for information on how to oppose the Assisted Dying Bill 2021
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ByMatthewOur Parish has fully trained Mental Health First Aiders. We appreciate that people at times may suffer with mental ill health, and we want to make sure you have somebody to turn to. Mental Health First Aiders are able to signpost you to relevant places to get the help that you both need and deserve,…
Halam Diocese Spirituality and Formation team Newsletter
ByMatthewThe following link will inform you or what our Spirituality and Formation team have been doing in the diocese and what can be coming in the near future. Enjoy and be encouraged. https://hallam-diocese.com/?mailpoet_router&endpoint=view_in_browser&action=view&data=WzcsImRkNWNkYmZjNmJkZiIsMTcsIjIyMDBhNyIsMiwwXQ
Message from Marie O’Donnelly – Diocesan Safeguarding Co-ordinator
ByMatthewGood morning Parish Safeguarding Reps, Message from Marie O’Donnelly – Diocesan Safeguarding Co-ordinator Following the devastating death of Harvey Willgoose, at All Saints Catholic High School earlier this month, our thoughts, prayers and condolences are very much with Harvey’s family, friends and all within the All Saints Community. The devastation and impact this has caused is…
Lethal drugs are not the civilised solution for people seeking a peaceful death,’ says Bishop of Nottingham
ByMatthewhttps://www.cbcew.org.uk/lethal-drugs-are-not-the-civilised-solution-for-people-seeking-a-peaceful-death-says-bishop-of-nottingham/