The Diocese of Westminster features in a new BBC 4 Television series ‘Catholics’.

"Priests", the first programme, on Thursday 23rd February at 9pm, is a behind-the-scenes portrait of Allen Hall seminary in London.

The second film "Children", on Thursday 1st March at 9pm, focuses on St Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School Chipping, Lancashire and "Women", filmed at Westminster Cathedral, on Thursday 8th March also at 9pm, focuses on Catholic women and how Catholicism has shaped their lives.

CAFOD Tackling Poverty and Injustice in Brazil

Talk on Thursday 2nd Feb in Enfield.

You are invited to a talk by Tony Sheen from CAFOD  this Thursday 2nd February at 8pm in the Parish Centre of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St George, London Road, Enfield, EN2 6DS

Tony will share stories from Brazil of inspirational people who are changing the lives of families living in favelas and are standing up for the rights of indigenous communities.

All are welcome.

Tony Sheen

Diocesan Manager for CAFOD Westminster

Catholic Church of Christ the King,

29 Bramley Road, London N14 4HE

Telephone 0208-449-6970

CAFOD is the Catholic Agency for Overseas Development, working with communities in over 40 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, supporting people to find their own solutions to poverty. The agency works with all people regardless of race, gender, religion or nationality.

www.cafod.org.uk

When you donate online to The Passage from 10.00 a.m. Monday 5 December to Friday 9 December, your donation will be doubled by the Big Give campaign! So, for every £1 you donate, The Passage will get £2.

As Christmas approaches and the cold weather begins to set in, your donation will help The Passage help homeless people off the streets and into a home; not just for Christmas, but a home for good.

For donations that are Gift Aided, a further 25p can be claimed by The Passage for every £1 given.

Please help us give a very special gift to those on the streets and most in need this Christmas by giving on line at: http://new.thebiggive.org.uk/projects/view/11788

CHRISTMAS 2011

The Nativity of the Lord

Masses Monday 19th December -  Friday 23rd December as normal

Penitential Services
TUESDAY 20th December 2.30pm & 7.30pm

Christmas Eve 24th December
Mass at 10am
Confessions 10.30am – 11.30am
6.30 pm Family Mass
11.30 pm Carols and Readings
before Midnight Mass
12 Midnight Mass

Christmas Day
8.30 am
9.45 am
11.15 am
12.30 pm
THERE WILL BE NO EVENING MASS

Christmas Week
Monday 26th  -
Friday 30th December
Mass at 10 am
after which the Church will close

Saturday 31st December 2011
Mass at 10am & 6.30pm
No Confessions this day

Sunday 1st January 2012
8.30am
9.45am
11.15am
12.30pm
No Evening Mass

Monday 2nd & Tuesday 3rd January
10.00 am only
After which the Church will be closed.

Wednesday onwards Masses as Normal including 8am on Thursday.

40 Days For Life ends this Sunday. There's still time to help out.

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