MASS FOR THE SICK AND THEIR FAMILIES, NHS FRONT-LINE WORKERS AND THOSE CARING IN SOCIAL CARE: The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales recognise that this time of COVID- 19 pandemic is affecting every person in our countries, Those who are sick, and their families, are suffering many hardships of isolation from contact with those they love. Our front-line workers in hospitals and care homes all over our lands are giving exceptional service to those who are vulnerable at this time.
In order to show a spiritual solidarity with those who are involved, each week from next Thursday, a Catholic Bishop will celebrate Mass in their Cathedral which will be live streamed for people to join, This will take place every Thursday at 7p.m.
30th April - Bishop Richard Moth at Arundal Cathedral
7th May - Bishop Marcus Stock at Leeds Cathedral
14th May - Bishop Robery Byrne CO at Newcasle Cathedral
21st May - Bishop Mark Davies at Shrewsbury Cathedral
28th May - Bishop Terence Drainey at Middlesbrough Cathedral
By visiting the Cathedral’s webpage, or the Bishop’s Conference Webpage (www.cbcew.org.uk) links for the live-streaming of these Masses to be found.
In order to show a spiritual solidarity with those who are involved, each week from next Thursday, a Catholic Bishop will celebrate Mass in their Cathedral which will be live streamed for people to join, This will take place every Thursday at 7p.m.
30th April - Bishop Richard Moth at Arundal Cathedral
7th May - Bishop Marcus Stock at Leeds Cathedral
14th May - Bishop Robery Byrne CO at Newcasle Cathedral
21st May - Bishop Mark Davies at Shrewsbury Cathedral
28th May - Bishop Terence Drainey at Middlesbrough Cathedral
By visiting the Cathedral’s webpage, or the Bishop’s Conference Webpage (www.cbcew.org.uk) links for the live-streaming of these Masses to be found.
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