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The Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham, England
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Let us continue to pray together for peace. The day after tomorrow, on 27 October, let us join in spirit with the heads of churches and religious leaders who will gather in Assisi to mark the 40th anniversary of the meeting convened by Saint John Paul II. Never before has it been so clear that wars, as well as sowing death and destruction, impoverish and harm the world. May the Lord inspire choices of dialogue and peace! #PrayTogether
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Today on the @RCBirmingham Vocations Prayer Calendar, we pray for all families and young people of the Archdiocese. @thekenelmyouthtrust
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Today we celebrated 150 years since the parish was founded. @RCBirmingham +Bernard was the main celebrant, joined by Abbot Nicholas from @downsideabbey (now residing with @BelmontAbbeyUK), & clergy who have connections to the parish. A wonderful Mass followed by reception. 🙏
Which is the greatest commandment? In his reflection for the 30th Week of the Year, Mgr Daniel McHugh explores Jesus’ call to love God and to love our neighbour as ourselves. Watch the reflection: buff.ly/pdiih8W
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Today on the @RCBirmingham Vocations Prayer Calendar, we pray for vocations to the religious life.
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Today on the @RCBirmingham Vocations Prayer Calendar, we pray for vocations to marriage.
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Jesus didn't turn away from those society rejected. He spent time with them, showed compassion and invited them to follow him.
Who might God be calling you to reach out to today?
Save this reflection for your next quiet time.
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#BibleReflection #BibleSociety #Bible
ALT A colourful meadow filled with orange, purple, blue and white wildflowers forms the background of a Bible Society reflection graphic. White text over a dark translucent panel features Mark 2.17 (NIV): ‘It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but those who are ill. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.’ The reflection explores how Jesus welcomed those considered outcasts, challenging readers to examine their attitudes towards others and consider who they could share the good news with. The Bible Society logo appears at the bottom.
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More connected—or more drained?
Our new Year 9 Theme, Safe and Smart Online, explores comparison, digital habits and the pressure to keep up, helping pupils reflect on their time online and know where to seek support.
#LifeToTheFull #DigitalWellbeing
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‘The new Successor of Peter today makes a humble prayer: Christ, make me become the servant of your unique power, the servant of your sweet power, the servant of your power that knows no dusk.’ (Pope Saint John Paul II)
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“Beneath the armor that so many teenagers build around themselves to avoid suffering lies the desire to love and be loved,” Pope Leo XIV said on October 22 to participants in the International Congress for Pastoral Care in Schools and Universities, taking place at the Vatican.
In his address he urged those present to encourage young people and help them “become protagonists of a new way of inhabiting the world, builders of fraternity and of a more just society.”
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Nel giorno in cui si aprono le iscrizioni per la prossima GMG a Seul (3-8 agosto 2027), #LeoneXIV invita i giovani ad “intraprendere un pellegrinaggio di fede, di amicizia e di speranza”.
Leggi l’articolo ⬇️
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Guarda e condividi il video del Papa ⬇️
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How did Pope Francis’ thinking about the environment compare with that of Popes John Paul II (whose feast is today) and Benedict XVI? ow.ly/6mML50ZZGxt
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Some prayers are answered quietly, then forgotten. Eternal Wall will keep them: every brick an answered prayer, kept for generations. #AnsweredPrayer
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Pope St #JohnPaulII travelled more than any other #pope before him, and engaged on many levels with civil society and other faith groups. thinkingfaith.org/articles/2…
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A great opportunity has become available to join our wonderful school - for more information click on the link - mynewterm.com/jobs/103560/ED…
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Are we still challenging young people to become saints?
St John Paul II believed young people were capable of great things — and he wasn't afraid to challenge them.
👉 Read more from Amy Servais: ewtn.co.uk/article-gb-st-joh…
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Happy Feast of St John Paul II! 😇❤️🔥 Today, on this blessed feast, we took a Y10 class to the parish Mass and had a wonderful homily from Fr John, about our beloved Pope John Paul II - the Pope who really changed the pontificate with his outreach!🕊️ Jp2 we love you, pray for us!
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On the feast day of St John Paul II, all of our school communities are in our prayers at the congress of pastoral care in Rome.
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Happy feast day of Pope St. John Paul II!
"Young people of every continent, do not be afraid to be the saints of the new millennium! Be contemplative, love prayer; be coherent with your faith and generous in the service of your brothers and sisters, be active members of the Church and builders of peace."
(Message of the Holy Father to the youth of the world on the occasion of the 15th World Youth Day, June 29, 1999)
