Join us at the Carmel Care Centre every Friday from 11am- 2.pm. For a free lunch and activities including relaxation, art, meditation, and knitting.

Second Intercontinental Massive Online Course (MOOC) under the theme History, Theology and Ministerial Practice of Synodality. This Course will be facilitated virtually and offered at no cost to participants worldwide during the month of February, 2023. We use a fully online asynchronous format. Lectures are pre-recorded and available to be watched in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German.

The Catholic Union is delighted to be hosting a major discussion on the Church’s Synod. We will be joined by an expert panel of speakers who will each share their views with us before taking questions.

Join us at the Carmel Care Centre every Friday from 11am- 2.pm. For a free lunch and activities including relaxation, art, meditation, and knitting.

A long weekend of talks and discussions on zoom, and practical activities, on living the message of Laudato Si’ in and through your parish.

Join us at the Carmel Care Centre every Friday from 11am- 2.pm. For a free lunch and activities including relaxation, art, meditation, and knitting.

Challenge yourself and take on The Big Lent Walk! Walk when and where you choose over 40 days, alone or with friends. Raise money to help people as they overcome poverty.

From 22nd February , you’re invited to join other Christians for the 40 Days for Life campaign – 40 days of peaceful prayer and fasting for an end to abortion outside the Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

Join us at the Carmel Care Centre every Friday from 11am- 2.pm. For a free lunch and activities including relaxation, art, meditation, and knitting.

Join us at the Carmel Care Centre every Friday from 11am- 2.pm. For a free lunch and activities including relaxation, art, meditation, and knitting.

The Formation and Mission Team is hosting a day of recollection Whirlow Spirituality Centre, Sheffield on 4 March 2023 10:00am-4:00 pm Fr Denis McBride is a Redemptorist priest, lecturer, author and Publishing Director of Redemptorist Publications. He has studied at great universities under great teachers but he wears his learning lightly. His work is never antiquated, overly academic or built on borrowed insight:what Denis offers is fresh thinking delivered in his inimitable style; charming, down-to-earth and gentle.