Today, as we prepare for our ‘Justice Cafe’ and welcome Jim Stewart from ‘Open Doors’ which supports persecuted Christians, we offer Mass for Christians who experience persecution throughout the world, and for religious freedom everywhere
Author Archives: Dean Atkins
Connect (14 June 2024)
Connecting you with the churches of South Cardiff Ministry Area in Butetown, Grangetown and Splott. (If you’d like to receive posts in your inbox then add your email address at the bottom of the page!) Refugee Week 2024 This coming week is packed with events and activities. Yes, as if you didn’t know, it’s RefugeeContinue reading “Connect (14 June 2024)”
Celebrate 2023
Celebrate 2023 | Our Annual Vestry meeting takes place on Monday 24 June at 730pm. It’s a time to celebrate the past and look forward to the future. You can read our Annual Report here:
Connect (7 June 2024)
It’s time to Connect! Yes it’s our weekly bulletin for the churches of South Cardiff Ministry Area (7 June 2024)
Connect (31 May 2024)
Connecting you with the churches of South Cardiff Ministry Area in Butetown, Grangetown and Splott (31 May 2024)
Here would we ever dwell
Join us for the next Cell of Our Lady of Walsingham on Saturday June 8th at St Mary’s. It’s a time of prayer and worship for the shrine and our Ministry Area as we recall past pilgrimages and look forward to the next! All are welcome whether or not you’re a Walsingham pilgrim!
Connect (24 May 2024)
Connecting you with the churches of South Cardiff Ministry, this week’s bulletin features Refugee Week and so much more for the weeks ahead (25 May 2024)
Bring and share
Fr Dean reviews a book by Martyn Snow, the Bishop of Leicester. “An Intercultural Church for a Multicultural World” is a book which explores the theme of gift exchange in a diverse and multicultural world and how we might think and act with greater cultural sensitivity.
Connect (17/5/24)
Connect with the latest news from the churches of South Cardiff Ministry Area in Butetown, Grangetown and Splott (17 May 2024)
Corpus Christi
Like so many gifts regularly given we can take the Eucharist for granted, forget the great Mystery of Faith. And so we need some reminders, something to make us think. A feast will do just the job