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St. Augustine of Canterbury: Bringing the Gospel to the English
The fascinating journey of St. Augustine of Canterbury, sent by Pope Gregory the Great to preach the Gospel to the English.
The fascinating journey of St. Augustine of Canterbury, sent by Pope Gregory the Great to preach the Gospel to the English.
In the rich tapestry of Christian history, certain figures stand out for their profound impact. Saint John of Beverley, a remarkable bishop in 7th-century Anglo-Saxon England
The Feast of the English Martyrs, celebrated on May 4th, holds a poignant place in the liturgical calendar, honouring those who displayed unwavering faith in the face of immense persecution.
In the serene and spiritually nurturing environment of Minsteracres Retreat Centre, where the beauty of faith intertwines with the tranquillity of nature, the legacy of Saint Paul of the Cross flourishes.
As the season of renewal and hope dawns upon us, we at Minsteracres Retreat Centre extend our warmest Easter greetings to you and your loved ones. In this sacred time of reflection and rejoicing, we are reminded of the values that bind us together in faith and fellowship.
Explore the life of Saint Patrick: from captivity to sainthood, his journey transformed Ireland, embodying faith, resilience, and legacy.
Fr. Mark Whelehan, Passionist priest, passed away on Feb 29, 2024, after receiving last rites, surrounded by his niece & community from Minsteracres.
Organ builder 83 year old Brian Brighton, was a 17 year old apprentice with Nelson’s Organ Builders in Durham when they installed the church organ and has been responsible for maintaining it ever since.
Delivered by the Minsteracres team -We welcomed retreatants and friends of Minsteracres last weekend to the theme ‘The God Who Speaks.’ We explored new ways of celebrating, living and sharing God‘s word in our own lives, within our parishes and partnerships.
As with the rest of the country we have been observing lockdown since the beginning of the year and we are looking forward to welcoming people back to the walled garden in larger numbers than we have been able to accommodate due to the restrictions.
We are a Christian place of prayer with a resident community of Roman Catholic Passionist priests, nuns and lay people. The presence of the community gives the centre a homely atmosphere and provides a spirit of prayer and hospitality.Â