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Congratulations to the following men from the 2011 graduating class from the Wonersh formation programme due to be ordained as permanent deacons in England and Wales in 2011.
Please pray for the gifts of the Holy …
Bishop Michael Evans, Bishop of East Anglia, died peacefully on 11 July at the age of 59. Six years ago he was diagnosed with advanced and aggressive prostate cancer, and continued his ministry throughout his …
St Mary’s University College, Twickenham hosted a successful assembly and conference of permanent deacons, their wives and others involved in the formation of deacons from Friday 24th – Sunday 26th June. Those attending were mostly …
Saturday the 4th of June saw the last Permanent Diaconate Formation Day at St John's Seminary Wonersh for this academic year. This is quite a milestone as the men who will be ordained in the …
Maryvale Institute is seeking a suitable person for the post of
Coordinator of Diaconal Formation
The person appointed to this position will have responsibility for:
Monitoring and developing links with dioceses using the Maryvale diaconal formation programme.
Overseeing the …
The Executive committee of the National Diaconate conference regret to announce that Deacon Len Matthews of the East Anglia diocese died peacefully on Monday 14 March. He was for many years Treasurer of the conference …
The photograph below shows the graduation on 5 March 2011 of the first permanent diaconate students who have completed the new two- year Foundation Degree in Pastoral Ministry awarded by St Mary’s University College, Twickenham, …
Paul Gately, Professor David Albert Jones (now Director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre in Oxford, formerly the Linacre Centre, and before that Professor of Bioethics at St Mary’s) and Fr Ashley Beck have been involved in …
Introduction in England and Wales
Before leaving England, Pope Benedict XVI asked the Bishops of England & Wales to prepare for the introduction of the new translation of the Roman Missal. The Missal contains the texts …
THE YEAR 2011 sees the four hundredth anniversary of the publication of the English version of the scriptures known as the ’King James Bible’ or the ’Authorised Version.’ There is no doubt that historically and …
