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GDPR Statement from The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth
Dear Friends, Before reading any further … You will have, no doubt, been inundated with e-mails recently regarding the new General Data Protection Regulations which came into force on 25th May. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth is a Data Controller and consequently must process all Personal Data in accordance ...
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Catholic Bishops – Statement on Abortion
This statement, published by the Catholic Bishops of England, Wales and Scotland, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the 1967 UK Abortion Act, is addressed not only to Catholics of our countries, but more broadly to all people who seek to uphold the dignity of human life and ...
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Portsmouth University Catholic Students
If you are Catholic, Christian or curious about Christianity, you are invited to join our community of students! We offer an opportunity to practise, talk about or find out more about your faith in an environment with other Catholics as well as join a supportive network of people. Catholic Society ...
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Videos
Podcasts
TUNE INTO “Radio Immaculata” – The meaning of the Holy Mass
The meaning of the Holy Mass Fr Serafino Lanzatta tells us about a new series of podcasts available on Radio Immaculata... In a series of catechesis featured by Radio Immaculata, Fr Serafino M. Lanzetta explains the meaning of the Holy Mass as the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the Cross made for our Redemption. From this Sacrifice – 'sacrum facere', to make something sacred, set apart for God – we can understand also the notion of "Banquet" and derive the ...
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TUNE INTO “Radio Immaculata” – New Gosport Radio Station
Radio Immaculata’s programming schedule is structured around the rosary. A small community of Marian Franciscans in Gosport, Hampshire, is setting up an internet radio station. With the tagline “Bringing forth Christ through Mary”, Radio Immaculata launched last week on the feast of the Immaculate Conception. The radio station, which is non-profit and non-commercial, will broadcast a mixture of live programmes and audio on-demand, from music to talk shows, from interviews and stories to meditations and prayers. The station is at radioimmaculata.org. The ...
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Defending the Eucharist – Steve Ray
Listen to this fascinating interview with Steve Ray on Catholic Answers Live where he explores questions such as "How can I explain to non-Catholics that the Eucharist isn’t just bread and wine but the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Christ?" Click here to listen online > ...
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Parish Film Shows
Film Review by Roger Ebert Our Parish Cinema invites you all to see "Lorenzo's Oil" WATCHING ‘LORENZO’S OIL’ MOVIE - “Life has meaning only in the struggle, triumph or defeat is in the hands of the Gods… so let us celebrate the struggle!” (after a short introduction we are very ...
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Our Parish Cinema invites you all to see " My Life is a 1993 American film starring Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman ‘Watching this movie made me take a look at "my own life" it made me realize how easy it is to go through the motions of days, months, and years ...
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Our Parish Cinema invites you all to see " My Life is a 1993 American film starring Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman ‘Watching this movie made me take a look at "my own life" it made me realize how easy it is to go through the motions of days, months, and years ...
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Our Parish Cinema invites you all to see " My Life is a 1993 American film starring Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman ‘Watching this movie made me take a look at "my own life" it made me realize how easy it is to go through the motions of days, months, and years ...
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Parish Newsletters
My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends - Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ Today, we celebrate the last Sunday before the solemnities of the Ascension and the Pentecost that close the Easter celebrations. If all through these Sundays the resurrected Jesus has appeared before us as the Good Shepherd and as the vine which we have to be a part of, as its branches are, today his Heart is open wide for us. Certainly, in his Heart we can only find ...
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My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends - Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ Today, the Gospel offers us the allegory of the vine and the branches. Christ is the true vine, we are the branches and the Father is the vine grower. The Father wants us all to bear abundant fruit. It is quite logical. The vine grower plants his vine so that it bears much fruit. If we set up a company, we want it to be profitable. Jesus insists: ...
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY – THERE IS NO SACRAMENT OF CONFESSION (because of your priest’s self-isolation from my holiday in Poland) I do APOLOGIZE for any frustrations. My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends - Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ Today, Jesus' gaze over manhood is that of the Good Shepherd, who accepts under his responsibility the sheep that are given to him by the Father and takes good care of each one of them. Between him and them He creates ...
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My Dearest Parishioners, Visitors, Friends - Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ Today, the Gospel still refers us to the Resurrection of the Lord, when the two disciples of Emmaus are going to Jerusalem and, once there, while explaining how the Lord made himself known to them, the Resurrected appears in their midst. But his presence is disconcerting. On the one hand, it provokes a great fright on them, to the point "they thought they were seeing a ghost" (Luke ...
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Fr. Marcin’s Blog
World Communications Day 2021 is on May 16th
World Communications Day was established by Pope Paul VI in 1967 as an annual celebration that encourages us to reflect on the opportunities and challenges that the modern means of social communication afford the Church to communicate the gospel message. This year Pope Francis focuses on “That you may tell ...
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Modern Hymns
Hymn for Today: – Josh Groban – O Holy Night
Joshua Winslow Groban (born February 27, 1981) is an American singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer. His first four solo albums have been certified multi-platinum, and he was charted in 2007 as the number-one best selling artist in the United States, with over 22.3 million records. As of 2012, he ...
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Hymn for Today: – Make Me A Channel of Your Peace -Prayer of St. Francis
This video was filmed in the hometown of the great St. Francis in Assisi, Italy. It was an honor for me to be able to film at such a holy place where St. Francis walked and preached the Gospel to the poor people of this land. Make me a channel ...
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Hymn for Today: – Jesus Culture – Not Afraid (Live)
Jesus Culture has just released a new song "Not Afraid," the song is lifted from their new album Living with a Fire. On this dynamic worship anthem, Kim Walker-Smith proclaims: "When I walk through the waters/I won't be overcomeWhen I go through the rivers/I will not be drownedMy God will ...
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Eucharistic Miracles
Blog Topic: “Come on a Great Adventure with Me and Come to Holy Mass”
Dear Brother and Sister in Christ, my Friends We are coming back to our weekly reflections, which hopefully help to deepen our faith and love to God, to one another and to ourselves. Because many of You have asked, I promise I will not stop to reflect on the mysteries ...
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Blog Topic: The story of the Servant of God, Carlo Acutis
My Dear Brothers & Sisters in Christ. Dear Friends - Today is a time for something I hope interesting - I dedicate this article to all our children and youth and the Parents. This is the story of the Servant of God, Carlo Acutis sounds as if it could be written ...
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Eucharistic Miracle of Paris France 1290
We have started our simple exhibition of the Eucharistic Miracles which happened and were proved through the history of the Holy Church. (WE ARE ALL VERY WELCOME to visit The Chapel of the Sacred Heart in St Swithun’s church and to meditate what happened there. During Easter of 1290 a ...
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Useful Websites
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