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Please support the work of The Passage working with Homeless People. Donate through The Big Give website between 10.00 a.m. on 6 December and 19 December and every £1 can be worth up to £2. There is an element of competition for full matching from The Big Give so if possible please give just after 10.00 a.m. on Thursday 6 December, Friday 7 December or Saturday 8 December.
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Catholic Social Teaching embodies a tradition of thought which goes back to Aristotle; yet its proponents say that it offers the sharpest critique of rampant capitalism in our present time. Charting a course through the dichotomies of capital versus labour, the free market versus welfare state, public versus private, its aim is to redraw the social and political landscape and put human dignity and virtue back at the centre. Matthew Taylor, former policy advisor to New Labour, ponders the tradition and asks what it might offer to post credit crunch polities which are looking for ways to regenerate.
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Thursday is the Feast of All Saints and a Holy Day of Obligation.
There will be masses at 8am, 10am and 7:30pm.
Friday is the Feast of All Souls. There will be masses at 8am, 10am and 7:30pm, with candles lit at the 7:30pm mass in honour of our dead.
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Ten Ten Theatre, the Catholic theatre company, will be performing their play “Healthy Heart” at the Leicester Square Theatre on Saturday 24 November at 4pm. Telling the story of the relationship between an 11-year-old girl and her Polish grandmother, it is funny and moving play about faith suitable for the whole family. For tickets, please visit the Ten Ten Theatre website: www.tententheatre.co.uk or telephone the theatre box office: 08448 733 433.
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TEN TEN PRODUCTIONS:
Ten Ten Theatre invites parishioners to attend an open dress rehearsal of a play that they are currently producing for secondary schools, on Friday 26th October at 7 pm in the Parish Hall. ‘Babies’ deals with teenage pregnancy, abortion, parenthood, relationships, marriage and family life. This play is suitable for people aged 14+. All are welcome.
Babies
(Year 10+)
"I'll support you, Annie. Whatever you decide, I'll support you."
Annie is 17. She has the world at her feet. Then she discovers that she is unexpectedly pregnant.
Joe is 18. He says he’ll support Annie, whatever she decides to do. But what does he mean by that?
As Annie and Joe face their parents with the situation, they receive unexpected reactions, changing their lives and view of the world forever.
BABIES covers a wide range of themes dealing with teenage pregnancy, abortion, parenthood, relationships, marriage, family life, love and responsibility. It enables young people to understand delicate issues with their hearts and minds.