How can I get my article/story/poem/interview included in the Hallam Bridge? Your articles should be completed as a Word document and be either 300 or 600 words in length which equates to 1 column or 1 page. If possible, add a photograph within … Read More
On Thursday, December 5th, at 2 PM, 20-year-old William Bolger will attempt to break the record for the most one-legged raised push-ups in one hour, currently set at 534, while carrying a weight of 27.22 kg on his back. The … Read More
Pope Francis has issued a new encyclical “Dilexit Nos” (He Loved Us) about the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This is the fourth encyclical of his pontificate, after “Lumen Fidei,” (co-written with Pope Benedict XVI), “Laudato Si’” and “Fratelli Tutti.” In Dilexit Nos, Pope … Read More
31st March to 30th September, 2024 Padley Chapel is a 14th century chapel and gatehouse forming part of Padley Manor, the remaining ruins of which lie adjacent to the chapel. The Grade 1 listed chapel is best known for its … Read More
Pilgrimage sites and routes across the Diocese of Hallam are being explored. The Diocese of Hallam’s ‘Pilgrim Passport’ will soon be available, with further information. It will be a tremendous way to explore the spiritual meaning of Pilgrimage and the … Read More
In the spirit of Laudato Si and the Season of Creation the St. Justin’s group in St. Vincent’s Parish in Sheffield organised a car boot sale. The St. Justin’s group raises awareness about justice and peace issues and raises funds … Read More
Next programme starting with a residential weekend from 8th – 10th Nov Call or text 0788 7296983 Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue … or have you just stopped talking to each other? … Read More
Two new members of the Permanent Diaconate have been ordained by Bishop Ralph at the Cathedral Church of St Marie, in Sheffield. Deacons Martin Frain and John Gilliver were ordained on the Feast of St Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist before … Read More
Saturday 14th September 2024 Bright and early 34 pilgrims and friends from parishes all over the diocese started their day long pilgrimage to Birmingham. Oscott College, the place where St John Henry Newman preached his ‘Second Spring’ sermon, hosted representatives … Read More
‘People seek God outside and above creation, in abstraction and purity and complexity. But the creation story of Genesis, the Incarnation in Luke and Matthew, and the Cross in all the Gospels tells us that the reverse is true……. God is … Read More
