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For the fourth year running, Nottingham Cathedral opened its doors to the public as part of the city’s annual Light Night trail.
Over 200 parishioners and clergy were present at the roadshows.
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The event featured keynote speaker Abbot Hugh Allan, Mission Director of the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.
It was also the Feast Day of the Dominican priest, St Thomas Aquinas.
Have you ever wondered what life is really like inside our prisons?
Diocese Unveils Five-Year Mission Plan on the Sunday of the Word of God
Appointed to be read all Sunday Masses celebrated on the Third Sunday of the Year, Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th January 2026.
The Bishop celebrated Mass at Nottingham Cathedral on the Feast of the Holy Family.
Peter Siepmann explains why St Barnabas Cathedral has always been close to his heart.
The group gathered for the last young adult's event of the year.
The investiture took place during the Cathedral Carol Service.
Bishop McKinney preached about the life of St John Henry Newman, who was declared a Doctor of the Church on November 1st.
The NDCYS is making the journal available to youth and even adults eager to join in the journey.
A letter from Erin Doughty, Director of Youth Services
This January the Diocesan Youth Service is launching a new initiative to support parishes
Bishop Patrick McKinney celebrated a Jubilee Mass for Extraordinary Ministers on Saturday November 8 at St Barnabas Cathedral.
Project St Thomas which is run from Immaculate Conception and St Norbert’s parish in Spalding.
A Weekend of Faith, Friendship, and Festive Joy
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The national celebration took place on Sunday 26th October with representatives from six different religions.
The sessions will be livestreamed via the WOFI platform between Monday 3rd and Friday 7th November 2025
Unbound UK delivered the sessions of the day.
Article 18 is the cornerstone of international law protecting freedom of religion and belief.
Read at all Sunday Masses on the Thirtieth Sunday of the Year, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27th October 2024
Appointed to be read at Sunday Masses celebrated in the Diocese of Nottingham on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th September 2023
Appointed to be read at Pentecost Masses celebrated in the Diocese of Nottingham on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th May 2023
Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th June 2022; The Solemnity of Corpus Christi
The Holy Father has asked Catholics all over the world to focus more attentively in their daily prayer on God’s mercy.
‘The God who speaks’ is an initiative of the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales in partnership with the Bible Society.
This Thursday, 10th October, people around the world will mark World Homeless Day.
“The disciple is not superior to his teacher; the fully trained disciple will always be like his teacher.” (Luke 6: 40)
There is the potential for our diocese to become more outward-looking and missionary in its sense of purpose and direction.
Education Sunday is that special time of year when we celebrate and support our Catholic schools.
It was Pope Saint John Paul II who spoke of the Eucharist as ‘the active school of love for neighbour’.
Our Catholic schools certainly play an increasingly vital role in the mission of the Church
Joy is a key aspect in the life and ministry of one who strives to serve God and his people as a priest
The Church … invites us to create & maintain a safe environment for everyone, responding sensitively & compassionately to the need
We need to listen to Pope Francis, who reminds us that ‘God’s mercy will always be greater than any sin'.
Pray for seminarians and for an increase in vocations to the priesthood in the diocese of Nottingham and in the whole Church.
Join Fr John Martin and Fr Neil Peoples on this very special and unique Pilgrimage to Italy during the Jubilee Year 2025
A group of young people travelled to Rome...
Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers this coming Sunday, May 11th, as we celebrate the World Day of Prayer for Vocations.
‘When I confided with my friends about my interest in priesthood, they didn’t laugh but said they could see me as a priest.’
‘I have learned over the years that the vocation pathway for everyone is different; it is not one size fitting all.’
5 Ways to Celebrate Good Shepherd Sunday (Vocations Sunday)
The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace (CSJP) joyfully celebrated here in the Diocese of Nottingham
This Sunday is Good Shepherd Sunday, please pray for an increase in vocations to the Priesthood, Diaconate and Religious life.
‘The priest was a very much-loved man in the community … This was the moment I began to aspire to the priesthood’.
‘I feel immensely privileged to be back “at home” and to serve the people among whom I grew up.’
An interview with Diocesan Director of Vocations, Fr Neil Peoples, on Good Shepherd Sunday.
‘I was attracted to the teaching of my parish priest … he said to me, “if I can become a priest, so can you.”’
‘At the age of seventeen, I started to feel a call to Religious Life … I started to experience a deeper desire to pray’.
‘I can’t express the richness and depth priesthood has brought to my life …
‘The priests I encountered, at school and beyond, were very happy …
‘When I look back, I can see how through other people, he was calling me – I just was not listening properly.’
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