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Adoremus National Eucharistic Congress and Pilgrimage
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From 7–9 September 10,000 pilgrims from England and Wales will visit Liverpool for the country's first national Eucharistic Congress in 110 years. |
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Cathedral diary: August 2018
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Canon Anthony O'Brien explains what's going on behind the scenes as the Cathedral prepares to welcome the National Eucharistic Congress. |
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'A little voice that never goes away'
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Liverpool Archdiocese's three new priests – Philip Carr, Anthony Taylor and Carl Mugan – explain the calling that none of them could ignore. |
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'They were a group of lovely young people'
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Fifty years ago this month Liverpool Archdiocese mourned the loss of 13 of our own, killed in a plane crash in Germany. |
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Gospel for 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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The Gospel from Saint John is about Jesus being the bread that God sends us from heaven: 'Anyone who eats this bread will live for ever.' |
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September Congress has something for everyone
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However summer unfolds, one thing certain is that an amazing Catholic day out lies in store in September when the Eucharistic Congress takes place in Liverpool. |
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Pic columnist picks up Churches Together award
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Mgr John Devine, our longstanding columnist, was one of two recent recipients of a newly inaugurated civic award for special contributions to Merseyside life. |
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Sunday thoughts: August 2018
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Theologian Karl Rahner says God is the ‘depth dimension’ in experiences we all have such as solitude, friendship, beauty, suffering, death and hope. |
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On a liturgical note: August 2018
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John the Baptist, whose martyrdom we commemorate on 29 August, is the character who pointed away from himself and towards Jesus. |
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Reflections: August 2018
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Our God is a God of surprises who works in extraordinary ways – never presume you know but live in the uncertainty of faithfulness. |
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