A talk on assisted suicide by Baroness Grey-Thompson (September the 9th)
“On Thursday September 9th at 730pm, Baroness Grey-Thompson will deliver a talk entitled, ‘Assisted Dying: A Win for Autonomy or a Loss for Civil Society?’”
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News
Designed for the news column, these are the new arrivals from the Diocese, or perchance from Rome.
The March for Life, London, 2021
“united voice to march for life together so that hearts and minds are changed about the greatest violation to human rights in history.”
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The synodal process
“… the Synod Office in Rome has produced a comprehensive process which encompasses the stated aim of the Holy Father that the Church in today’s world should have a vision of missionary communion orientated to evangelisation.”
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The Holy Father’s new day for Grandparents and the Elderly in general
picture source The Bishop reminds us that the Holy Father had announced a world day for grandparents and the elderly
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Death by Appointment: a rational guide to the assisted suicide debate
“The National Board of Catholic Women in conversation with Baroness Finlay and Robert Preston on the topic of ‘assisted suicide’…”
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Caring for the sick and dying: the respect owed to life
“Consider that the medical establishment, established to protect life, will be further drawn into the contrary position of ending it.”
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The PM marries
“We certainly wish Mr. and Mrs. Johnson well and we shall continue to pray for them and for Mr. Johnson’s government of our country.”
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The Bishops: Pentecost and reducing carbon-footprints
“This Pentecost comes at a time of remarkable challenge and opportunity. We are gradually emerging from the tragedies and restrictions of the pandemic.”
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A day of prayer for Eastern Christians
“…a new day of prayer for Eastern Christians (today), an annual event which is said to unite in prayer the West and the East of Catholic Christianity, one in their common faith and their communion with the Successor of Saint Peter in Rome.”
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The Bishops move towards restoring the Sunday obligation
“We face the task of seeking to nurture the sense of Sunday as ‘a weekly gift from God to his people’, and something we cannot do without; to see Sunday as the soul of the week, as giving light and meaning to all the responsibilities we live out each day…”
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