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Live Streaming of Holy Week And Easter Services Metropolitan Cathedral Of Christ the King Liverpool   Join us online during Holy Week and Easter as we come together to commemorate the passion, death and glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ.   We are delighted to announce that Archbishop Malcolm M

This is a chat group to communicate Visits, requests for help, offers of transport, transport request, reporting sick family members and friends, general chats The Group currently for an in-definite period pray the Rosary every night at 8.0pm.  This is offered at the request of Pope Francis to help

Direction from the Bishops’ Conference today: Letter on public acts of worship in Catholic Churches in England and Wales in light of COVID19 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, In response to the Coronavirus pandemic, so many aspects of our lives must change. This includes the ways in which we pu

If you are unable to get to Mass, especially with the restrictions caused by Coronavirus you could watch a Mass live on TV https://www.churchservices.tv Just click the link and you have a Mass or other information of interest to hand. Another Link is from the Diocese of Shrewsbury who Broadcast Mass

All St Helen’s Circle Meetings and Functions cancelled until Further Notice. For Details of Circle meetings and functions for all Circles on Merseyside,  Deeside,  Wirral and North Wales visit Province 4 Catenian Website www.province4catenians.org.uk.  

Carmel College Public Speaking Competition Friday 7th February 2020 Another fantastic evening at Carmel College for their annual Public Speaking competition. Every year we say the best year ever, well it’s happened again. This year we welcomed 5 exceptional presentations from in running Order,

2020 4th March – Wednesday, Circle Meeting & Ladies Post Circle 6th March – Friday , Vocations Mass (12.15pm), Holy Cross (Public Mass) 1st April – Wednesday,  Circle Meeting & Charter Dinner (Back Tie) cancelled. 6th May – Wednesday, AGM, Installations & Circle

Rolling the stone By Bernard Fyles   On a chilly April morning at the very break of day, some women came to see a tomb where their master had been laid. They came to dress the corpse for death and say a final prayer but when they reached the waiting tomb, the body wasn’t there. […]

Long serving St Helens Brother, Ron Parr, tells us what stimulated him to research and write the story of the formation of St Helens Circle.. What prompted me to write the history of St Helens Circle? Well, you may be surprised to learn that it was the menu printed for our Annual Ladies Night (or [&

The Story of  St Helens Catenian Circle Part One… On a number of occasions, particularly anniversaries, mention is made of the date our Circle was formed, and the attendance at its inauguration, of Brothers Sandy and Shepherd together with brothers from Wigan and Liverpool Circles. However no

Here follows the next instalment of the history of the institution of the mens Catholic group in St Helens, otherwise know as the St Helens Catenian Circle . This article has been written by long standing Catenian brother, Ron Parr. The History of the first St Helens Circle meeting continues…I