A Fantastic Musical Evening

Thank you to everyone who helped prepare, supported and sung in Friday evening's entertainment provided by the wonderful Coalville Male Voice Choir & fabulous St Clare's School Choir which raised a brilliant £593.85 for the Sick & Retired Priest's Appeal.

Newsletter - Saints Peter & Paul (A)

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An Alternative Look at the World Cup

Despite the Brazilian Government promising that no public money will be used to fund the World Cup, more than 90% of the cost will come from public funding, paid by Brazilian taxpayers. Brazil has around 40 million people living in poverty, and of these 16 million people are living in extreme poverty. Brazil desperately needs thousands of schools, creches, hospitals, public transport, and homes for its people. Will you stand by the people of Brazil? Click here.

Just Now J&P Newsletter for July & August

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Christian Aid - East Midlands Update

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Nottingham Diocese J&P Calendar

Pilgrimage to Walsingham

Pilgrimage to the Holy Land

Newsletter - Corpus Christi (A)

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First Holy Communion Weekend

Congratulations to all the children who make their First Holy Communion this weekend. Thank you to their Catechists & Faith Friends for their generosity of time, creativity & experience. Thank you also to the parents for their continued support.

Congratulations to Mary Danaher

Mary Danaher is the author of this excellent new publication entitled 'A History of Ravenstone Hospital'. Details of how to obtain a copy will be posted soon.

Blessed Robert Sutton School's 50th Anniversary Celebrations

Annual Rosary Rally

Newsletter - Trinity Sunday (A)

Click here to see this coming week's Parish Newsletter. Please note the various changes to times and places for Mass during this week (hence the early publication of this edition) with it being the Loughborough Deanery's 40 Hours of Eucharistic Devotion.

Thank You to All Who Supported the Parish Beetle Drive

A Brilliant Quiz Night Raising £1264.50

An Alternative Look at the World Cup

England was scheduled to play their first match in a new stadium in Manaus in the Amazon region, costing at least £165m. The Amazon region is home to 80% of Brazil’s indigenous population, some of the most vulnerable people in Brazil. Infant mortality among the Yanomami people has doubled in the last 13 years, yet in 2013, 0% of £16.1m Brazilian health budget was spent on basic sanitation to prevent disease in indigenous villages. CAFOD has been working in the Amazon Region area for decades and our partners have been protecting the rights of indigenous people to land and health care. Will you stand by the people of Brazil? Click here.

Information for the Walsingham Pilgrimage

Click here to download a booklet with all the times and details for this Sunday's pilgrimage to Walsingham to depart from St Wilfrid's in Coalville.

Newsletter - Pentecost Sunday (A)

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Cannons Event for Young People

There will be a Mini-bus leaving from St Wilfrid's at 6pm to take people to the Cannons Event.

De Lisle Open Days

De Lisle College; A Catholic Voluntary Academy
Open Days 2014
Tuesday 17^th & Wednesday 18^th June 9:30am – 11am

Prospective students & their parents can:
Experience real lessons as you tour the school. Chat with students, staff & senior leaders.  Sample our excellent College cuisine.

Booking is required via jane.tyler@delisle.leics.sch.uk or 01509 268739 Ext.251

Women Priests: What is the Debate?

At the Rosmini Centre on Saturday 14 June 10.30 to 2pm : “Women Priests: What is the debate?” presented by Fr. Ted Mullen IC, followed by shared table lunch.  Suggested Donation £10. There is a Mass at 10am. Please register by phone 01509 813078 or email rosminicentreinfo@gmail.com

Introducing Islam

An Alternative Look at the World Cup

The World Cup in Brazil will be the most expensive World Cup in history. At £8 billion it will be more expensive than the cost of the last three World Cups in Japan/Korea, Germany and South Africa combined. The cost works out at £37.2 million for each of the 64 matches. Will you stand by the people of Brazil? Click here to find out more.

The Hidden Emergency in the Central African Republic