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Our visit to Elizabeth Gaskell House. Our residents enjoyed an afternoon visit to the historic house and museum that celebrates the life and literature of Elizabeth Gaskell who was born in 1810 in Plymouth Grove, Manchester. Elizabeth was one of…
Last year, Pope Francis said that the Year 2025 would be a Pilgrim Year, so the Pilgrims of St. Peter's went to St. Thomas More Parish Dulwich to gain the Plenary indulgence!
We had quite an event recently at St. Peter's Spring Fayre. We have known Philip Treacy, who is an Irish Milliner, probably the best in the world for designing hats. So, one day, when visiting him, he told us that…
Our Sisters, Staff and residents had a wonderful time celebrating VE Day at Greenock! God Bless
April birthdays and activites at St Anne's, London. Well done to everyone involved !
Gardening at St Anne's, London and celebrating Willows birthday.
The National Office for Vocations warmly invited all religious men and women to participate in a unique opportunity to share the depth of our vocational journey with the young people allowing them to learn about our experiences, the call to…
This April, four young women came to stay at St Anne’s home in Stoke Newington, London to participate at a retreat in preparation for Easter. Three were from St Francis’s Parish in Kent and one from London. Eunice from the…
Easter preparations at our Waterford home.
An extract from a talk to young people given on 29th March 2025 by Fr Dan Magnier Sometimes it’s good to have a day like this when we can have a break from our regular timetable. A day away from…
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Father Ernest Lelièvre At the age of 26, Ernest gave up a brilliant career in law to enter the Seminary in Rome.
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