All events coming up in the Archdiocese of Liverpool.
10:30AM - 4PM
We all need time to stop, ponder, be still, be find it hard to have the time. Why not come for a few hours, with like minded people, and just stop and be away from the daily round of life? Bring your own lunch, tea/coffee provided, suggested offering £10 No need to book, just come along and maybe bring a friend. For further information contact Sr Winnie, Cenacle, Tithebarn Grove, Lance Lane, L15 6TW tel 0151 722 2271
10:00AM - 3:00PM
Light of Truth, in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Liverpool, will be hosting a study day introducing the basics of Vatican II. This is the perfect opportunity to learn the basic concepts covered in Vatican II for anyone new to the document.
10:30AM
The weather is on the up and the walkers are getting going! Saturday 27th April meeting at Rainhill station at 10.30am and we will be walking to the Dream public art statue in Sutton, St.Helens. It is visible from the M62 when you are driving on that route. The walk should be around 3 hours or so, with a break and ending up back at the station. Parking is available in the village and has good public transport links. For more details please contact Mike on 0796 954 3983. Hope to see many there.
10:00AM - 4:00PM
The next Come and See day at Irenaeus will feature a talk from Pat Collins, an Irish Vincentian Priest based in Dublin. He is a speaker, retreat leader and author of many books on spirituality. Pat is also a member of the New Springtime Community. All are very welcome to attend. You are advised to bring a packed lunch. For more information,
10:00AM - 4:00PM
The Irenaeus Project will host a day of renewal by Liverpool’s Charismatic Diocesan Service of Communion. If you were previously involved in Charismatic Renewal, then this is a great chance to reengage. It is a chance to reignite the Spirit in your life. All are welcome to attend. For more information, contact moira@irenaeus.co.uk
1:00PM - 3:00PM
The Irenaeus Project will be putting on a Craft Workshop. You must book in order to secure your place. To do so, contact jenny@irenaeus.co.uk or phone 0151 949 1199
10:30AM - 4PM
Wanting time for yourself? Time to stop and reflect? Time to step aside for a while from the daily round of life? Then why not join The Sisters of Our Lady and the Cenacle on a Tuesday to get away for a few hours to stop and ponder the important things of life? No need to book, just come along and maybe bring a friend. Suggested offering for the day is £10, bring your own lunch, tea/coffee provided. For further information contact Sr Winnie 0151 722 2271.
7:30pm - 8:15pm
Speaker: Roger Mitchell. The talk will start at 7.30 pm, on Thursday 16th May, and will last for around 45 minutes leaving time for any questions. The Stuart period of British History lasted from the death of Elizabeth I, Queen of England (1603) to the death of Queen Anne, Queen of Great Britain (1714). There is no charge, but donations are welcome.
3:00PM - 5:00PM
This year, Pentecost will mark 100 years of the Liverpool (Anglican) Cathedral. The theme of the celebrations will be Building God's Church together. The event will start at the Metropolitan Cathedral at 3pm, with Mgr John Devine OBE preaching beforehand, and then move to the Liverpool Cathedral for a final blessing. You are then welcome for a thanksgiving picnic, either bring your own, or dine at the Welsford Bistro
10:30AM - 4PM
We all need time to stop, ponder, be still, be find it hard to have the time. Why not come for a few hours, with like minded people, and just stop and be away from the daily round of life? Bring your own lunch, tea/coffee provided, suggested offering £10 No need to book, just come along and maybe bring a friend. For further information contact Sr Winnie, Cenacle, Tithebarn Grove, Lance Lane, L15 6TW tel 0151 722 2271
6:30PM
On the feast day of Corpus Christi, the Liverpool Bach Collective will dwell on how the wounds and blood of Christ bring salvation to the Christian soul. The four vocal soloists and chorus will be joined by the usual ensemble of oboes, strings and organ, together with a trumpet.
10:30AM - 2:00PM
Join CAFOD for a day of sharing stories with Tom Delamere of CAFOD’s advocacy team and learning more about how we can make a lasting difference through a gift in a Will. You will be spending time in reflection and exploring the natural beauty of the grounds of St Joseph’s Prayer Centre in Formby.
10:00AM - 6:30PM
The Blessed Sacrament Shrine will be hosting LITE (Life in the Eucharist) for Teenagers (13-19). The day will be animated by 11 teenagers and five adults that will be visiting from Cleveland, Ohio. Please note, all attending under-18s will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. There will be a separate program for adults. For more information and to register, email liverpoolshrine@gmail.com
15:30-16:30
A bite sized session that looks at the importance of the learning environment and how this relates Maslow's Hierarchy of needs. The session will look at the importance of a consistent approach throughout the school, discuss how a person's environment impacts their emotional regulation and ability to learn, and explore different classroom strategies and tools that can help promote a calm and effective learning environment.
EY2P are delivering sessions for us in the Summer term. Please sign up below by choosing the session you would like to attend.
Join the Irenaeus Project for their Women's Weekend on 14-16 June. The theme is 'Mary in a world of Martha' where they will explore what it is like to be Mary listening at the feet of Jesus, and what it is like to be Martha in her busy life, ministering to those around her. It is important to book early for a residential place. For more information, contact jenny@irenaeus. co.uk or 0151 949 1199
15:30-16:30
This bite sized session will look at the importance of Active learning and discuss why this approach is beneficial for all children. We will explore how adjustments can be made to lessons to allow opportunities for Active learning , that can take place both outside and in the classroom. The session will then look at what is meant by adaptive teaching and how this differs from differentiation. We will explore quicks wins to ensure that your children have access to appropriate scaffolding and discuss the importance of concrete apparatus.
09:30-13:30
The EAL support programme is a series of face-to-face sessions and webinars to help schools provide the best education and all-round support for EAL children and their families.
7:00PM
We would like to invite you and your friends and family to a wonderful dining experience in the Art School which is in Sugnall Street, just around the corner from the Philharmonic. We are delighted to be able to collaborate with Chef Paul Askew and his team and we have arranged with them to provide a two course meal with a glass of prosecco on arrival and an amuse bouche for just £50.00 per person. Chef Askew has a firm reputation as a pioneer of excellent modern British cuisine and this is a dining experience not to be missed! The date you need to keep in your diary is Wednesday 19 June 2024. Dinner will be served in The Lantern Room. We hope that you will book some tickets and come and enjoy a convivial evening in surroundings that are timeless and yet modern enjoying the company of new friends and old ones. To book your ticket and to arrange payment please contact Claire Hanlon at c.hanlon@metcathedral.org.uk
7:00PM
We are celebrating the Mass for New Catholics on Thursday 20 June at the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral at 7pm and will be celebrated by Archbishop Malcolm. Anyone who has been received into the church, both this year and previous years are welcome to attend with their families, friends and Catechists.
6:30PM
The Liverpool Bach Collective will perform a cantata which asks God's blessing and peace on the town as their contribution to the Prescot Festival. The work has a prominent part for the organ, and also added to the usual ensemble are three trumpets and timpani.
9:30-16:00
This is a half day training delivered by Jack Newton. The training will be delivered in Liverpool and Leyland. If you are worried about staff wellbeing, pupil wellbeing, behaviour or attendance – this training is for you!
9:30-16:00
This is a half day training delivered by Jack Newton. The training will be delivered in Liverpool and Leyland. If you are worried about staff wellbeing, pupil wellbeing, behaviour or attendance – this training is for you!
9:30-13:30
The EAL support programme is a series of face-to-face sessions and webinars to help schools provide the best education and all-round support for EAL children and their families.
10:30am - 4:00pm (coffee served beforehand at 10:00am)
Join us for a Pax Christi retreat focussed around non-violence. This will be a day for reflection and sharing. Tea and coffee will be provided beforehand, and a simple lunch will also be provided. The event is free, with a suggested donation of £10. To book, please contact Sheila Cogley at sheilacogley@yahoo.co.uk
09:30-12:30
15:30-16:30
The session will begin by looking at what is meant by emotional regulation and the impact this has in relation to retaining knowledge, engaging in positive relations and responding to events. We will discuss how all behaviour is a method of communication and look at the physical effects on the body after dysregulation. We will then explore what is meant by a person's "window of tolerance" and look at what external factor could contribute to narrowing this gap. Finally, we will conclude by sharing quick wins, strategies and tips to support children and young people with their emotional regulation.
11am
St Dominics Church in Huyton will be 90 years old on Sunday 28 July. As such, all are invited to a celebratory Mass at 11am, followed by a social get-together with refreshments. For catering purposes, please let Eileen Kearney know if you are coming by calling her on 0151 228 1556. We'd also like for anyone with photos of the church before 1990 email them to Diane Freeman at d69freeman@gmail.com.