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A Certain Hope: September 2011

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Monday, 5 September 2011. Provincial Chapter: the Beginning. The Chapter is also a fraternal occasion, however, so after last night's initial business there was a time to socialise, to enjoy each other's company. Indeed, a lot of 'business' gets done at the dinner tables or over a drink; because our life and our work are always intermingled. It won't be flowers on the agenda tomorrow, however. Tomorrow we have the elections. Come, Holy Spirit! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Provincial Chapter: the Beginning.

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A Certain Hope: July 2011

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Tuesday, 12 July 2011. An Image of God. You might already have seen the video below, but you probably didn't see it in the light of the following quote from. OK, now watch the video. Monday, 4 July 2011. The Campaign for Colourful Clothing. You may not have heard before of The Campaign for Colourful Clothing. The Campaign for Colourful Clothing. For it seeks to lift something of that blanket of dullness whereby the devil keeps many people from finding and following the Lord. I have therefore resolved to ...

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A Certain Hope: January 2012

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Friday, 13 January 2012. It has been suggested to me that I should write a post on leadership. I cannot help but feel, however, after my grand total of three months in a position of authority, that I don't yet have the knowledge and experience necessary to say much about leadership. But I do know a lot about The Lord of the Rings. So I will share some of what that story has taught me about leadership. The Rings of Power. What, then, can I learn from the example of the Ring-bearers? The Hand of Providence.

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A Certain Hope: The Society of Pope Paul VI

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Saturday, 23 June 2012. The Society of Pope Paul VI. On the letters pages of the latest edition of The Tablet. Eventually, a more liberal-leaning Pope will welcome the Society of Pope Paul VI back into the fold, much to the chagrin of mainstream Catholics, who will see this as a backwards step. 23 June 2012 at 20:47. What a great idea - can I join please? 25 June 2012 at 13:29. Once somebody actually founds the Society, sure. You wouldnt like to found it yourself, would you? 24 October 2012 at 21:08.

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A Certain Hope: Visiting the Portiuncula

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Friday, 5 October 2012. The General Chapter turned out to be a great experience: full of ups and downs, inspiring and frustrating, and not boring at all – despite being five weeks long. There will be plenty to share as I slowly digest it all over the coming weeks. But in this post I would like to start with a reflection on just a couple of incidents that gave me particular food for thought. The Lord is in charge. There they were, living in tents or in the compartment of a railway carriage, lining up to g...

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A Certain Hope: June 2012

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Saturday, 23 June 2012. The Society of Pope Paul VI. On the letters pages of the latest edition of The Tablet. Eventually, a more liberal-leaning Pope will welcome the Society of Pope Paul VI back into the fold, much to the chagrin of mainstream Catholics, who will see this as a backwards step. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Society of Pope Paul VI. In his ten years as a Capuchin Franciscan friar, Brother Paul has lived in Oxford, Toronto, and Preston. He now resides in Erith, on the edge of London,...

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A Certain Hope: April 2011

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Thursday, 28 April 2011. Several good people have prompted me to start a blog, and I have eventually accepted this as a call from God. As I set forth on this new mission, however, I want to begin by explaining the title of the blog, 'A Certain Hope'. The Lord of the Rings. In which hope, or the lack of it, is a strong and recurring theme (I managed to refrain from using a. Lord of the Rings. Picture as the background for this blog, but you can expect references to Tolkien's work to crop up frequently).

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Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church, Erith, Kent

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Our Mission and Vision; Faith, Family, Formation. Our goal as a dynamic Catholic parish is to energise our faith community. To build a strong spiritual foundation for our children;. To minister to the elderly, sick and housebound;. To enliven and enrich our parish liturgies;. To reach out to inactive parishioners;. To give and support each other in love. A Brief History of the Capuchins in Erith. St Fidelis Catholic Primary School. The school has grown since its opening in November 1960 and now intakes 5...

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Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church, Erith, Kent

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Links to other sites of interest. Capuchin Franciscans of the Province of Great Britain. St Fidelis Catholic Primary School. St Fidelis Catholic Primary School. Bexley Road, Erith, Kent, DA8 3HQ. St Columba's Catholic Boys' School. Halcot Avenue, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA6 7QB. St Catherine's Catholic School for Girls. Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA6 7QJ. St Luke's Catholic Sixth Form College. Chislehurst Road, Sidcup, Kent, DA14 6BP. Christ the King Sixth Form College.