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Faith Movement has conferences for young people every year. As it has been doing this for several decades, there are plenty of not-so-young people who have benefitted from the work of Faith. Also, those who have never come into contact with Faith might well appreciate meeting some of those involved, so we decided that a day should be organised to which there is an open invitation.
Auntie Joanna has been busy and has organised a splendid programme. Here are the details:
A Day of Faith
For the Year of Faith, the Faith Movement invites you to a Day of Faith at St Patrick’s Church, Soho Square, London W1. June 18th 2013, starts 11 am
Special guest speakers:
Rt Rev Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth 3pm
George Weigel, Papal biographer 7.30pm
Other speakers include Canon Luiz Ruscillo, Director of Education, Diocese of Lancaster. The Day will include Mass, lunch, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, opportunity for confession. Tickets : £20, includes lunch and supper. (Daytime only: £10 includes lunch. Evening only: £10 includes supper.)
Book your place now! Send a cheque payable to "Faith-Keyway Trust" to: St Peter’s Church, Bishop’s Rise, Hatfield, Herts AL10 9HN. Please give your name, postal address and email and enclose an addressed envelope.
Programme for the day:
11 am Arrival. Coffee and pastries.
11.25 Introduction and welcome
11.30 Speaker: Canon Luiz Ruscillo, Director of Education, Diocese of Lancaster "The Year of Faith: teaching and celebrating the faith"
12.30 Break. Opportunity for confession
12.45 Mass In St Patrick’s Church.
1.15pm Buffet Lunch
2.30pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in St Patrick’s Church.
3.OO pm Guest speaker: Rt Rev Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth "The Year of Faith: challenge and opportunity"
4.00pm Tea
4.30pm Benediction in St Patrick’s Church
Break. (Optional History Walk around the local area, led by Joanna Bogle)
6.30pm Drinks and Buffet
7.30pm Guest speaker: George Weigel: "The Year of Faith: our evangelical moment"
Unfortunately I won't be able to be there myself (I will be in Australia speaking to the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy) but I do warmly recommend it to you.
The Faith Movement has conferences for young people every year. As it has been doing this for several decades, there are plenty of not-so-young people who have benefitted from the work of Faith. Also, those who have never come into contact with Faith might well appreciate meeting some of those involved, so we decided that a day should be organised to which there is an open invitation. Auntie Joanna has been busy and has organised a splendid programme. Here are the details:
