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
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.
11:00AM
The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King will be welcoming The Occasional Singers to sing Solemn Mass on 11 August. All are welcome to attend.
7:00PM
The National Altar Servers' Dinner will take place at The Liner Hotel, Liverpool on 6 September. The guest speaker will be Archbishop Malcolm McMahon. All altar servers and their families are invited. Tickets cost £30 for adults and £12.50 for Children.
7:00PM - 5:00PM (Saturday)
Take time out to do something special for yourself listen to talks about people’s experience of Christ in their lives, and share prayerful conversation, in safe company, share as much as you are comfortable with.
8:00AM - 8:00PM
The 2024 National Eucharistic Congress takes place at St Mary’s College, Oscott on Saturday 14 September 2024, a week before our own Archdiocesan Adoremus event on Saturday 21st September. For those of you who would like to go, our Archdiocese has organised a coach, which will depart from St Margaret Clitherow Centre, Croxteth Drive, Liverpool, L17 1AA at 8.00am in time for a 10.15 arrival at Oscott with events beginning at 11.00am. The last event finishes at 6.00pm and we are aiming to return to the Margaret Clitherow Centre by 8.00pm. Cars can be left in the St Margaret Clitherow Centre's secure car park for the duration of the day. The cost per person is £20. This cost includes return coach travel and entry to the event. Please arrive in good time to board the coach as we will be leaving promptly at 8.00am.
1:30pm
Aid to the Church in Need have organised a Pray & Picnic in the Park event at St John's Gardens, William Brown Street, L1 1HF. This will start with a Rosary, then Mass celebrated by Bishop Tom Neylon, followed by Irish Dancing and a Chinese Workshop and Display, to celebrate Liverpool's culture. Anyone who wishes to join in with this free event is invited to bring along a picnic and something to sit on. For more information, contact Rachel Buckley at rachel.buckley@acnuk.org.
03:30-4:30
Following the national Adoremus gathering on 14 September at St Mary’s College, Oscott, the Archbishop has decided that we will have a similar event for the archdiocese. This will take place at the Metropolitan Cathedral and at the Co-Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Isle on 21 September 2024. This is part of our preparation for the Great Jubilee 2025, to come together as the archdiocesan family. in this “year of prayer" which Pope Francis has called for. There is more information on the Jubilee on the archdiocesan website. This will be updated as and when information will become available. Communities will be invited to come on pilgrimage to the Cathedral for this archdiocesan day of prayer.
9:30-3:30
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09:30-3:30
The Irenaeus Project will be hosting a day of Eucharistic ministry training. Parishes are invited to book their places. Email jenny@irenaeus.co.uk or call 0151 949 1199.
01:00-4:00
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09:30-12:30
7:00PM
An opportunity to hear the restored grand organ of Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral featured in Saint-Saëns’ popular Third Symphony, affectionately known as the ‘Organ Symphony’. And in celebration of Anton Bruckner’s 200th anniversary in 2024, the cathedral choir will sing three of Bruckner’s best-known motets, before combining with the Liverpool Mozart Orchestra and soloists to complete the programme with his mighty Te Deum. Symphony No 3 ‘Organ’ – Camille Saint-Saëns (1835–1921) Locus iste – Anton Bruckner (1924–1896) Ecce sacerdos magnus – Anton Bruckner Ave Maria – Anton Bruckner Te Deum – Anton Bruckner
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