2014 

MARCH

Now  - 22 March 2014
London: exhibition on David Livingstone 
At  SOAS, University of London. The bicentenary of the birth of Dr David Livingstone is being marked with an exhibition at the Brunei Gallery: 'The Life and Afterlife of David Livingstone: exploring missionary archives'  

Monday to Saturday -  5 March to 19  7.30am
Ann Widdecombe reads from her book: Sackcloth and Ashes on Premier Christian Radio

Tuesday 11 March 5.30pm
London: All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on North Korea discussion
chaired by Lord Alton in Committee Room 4A in Parliament.
Following the publication of the report by the UN Commission of Inquiry on North Korea. 
In addition to Lord Alton, the speakers will include: Sir Geoffrey Nice QC, former chief prosecutor in the trial of Slobodan Milosevic; Brad Adams, Asia Director of Human Rights Watch; Benedict Rogers, a co-founder of the International Coalition to Stop Crimes against Humanity in North Korea (ICNK) and East Asia Team Leader, CSW. There will also be a screening of a new film on North Korea produced by Human Rights Watch. The meeting is open to the public.

Wednesday 12 March, 6.30 - 8pm
London: Panel discussion ahead of the European elections this year: 'A New Start? Britain and Europe'.
At the Heythrop Institute
The panel will include M Pierre Defraigne (Executive Director, the Madariaga Foundation at the College of Europe, Bruges), Fr Frank Turner SJ (Jesuit European Social Centre (JESC), Brussels) and Professor Ian Linden (Tony Blair Faith Foundation, London).
Attendance is free but places are limited so please book in advance by contacting Robert Ivermee (r.ivermee@heythrop.ac.uk). See the poster attached for more.

13 March - all day
London: Conference at Heythrop College to mark first anniversary of election of Pope Francis
See: http://www.indcatholicnews.com/news.php?viewStory=24204 

14 -16 March
Scotland: The Holy Spirit and Healing – Joe Dalton- at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Joe’s healing ministry has taken him to many places and he is a regular visitor to Craig Lodge. This is a weekend of prayers for healing; for yourself, your family and your ancestors. (£90)
E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org 

Saturday 15 March 2014, 9.30am – 4.30pm.
London: What’s in a Name? Conference to mark anniversary of election of Pope Francis
Cost: £20, including morning tea/coffee and a sandwich lunch
For booking and further information, including full programme, see: www.heythrop.ac.uk/whatsinaname

Wednesday 19 March at 7pm. 
Sheffield: Talk on Oscar Romero
At St Marie‘s Cathedral, Norfolk Row, Sheffield S1 2JB. 
Further details from Fr Sean Smith sacredheart479@btinternet.com

19 March 2014 6pm
London: Lecture by Dr Martin Poulsom SDB to launch 'The Dialectics of Creation'
At Loyola Hall, Heythrop College, Kensington, followed by a wine reception.
To register, please send an email to Dr Fiona Ellis at
f.ellis@heythrop.ac.uk
For more information see: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/144988fe2d828652

Thursday 20 March 6.45pm 
London: Film showing of Romero followed by refreshments
At Farm Street Church, London W1

Thursday 20 March 7pm. 
Liverpool: Talk on Archbishop Oscar Romero
At Liverpool Hope University. 
Details from Steve Atherton - Liverpool J&P s.atherton@rcaol.co.uk

Thursday 20 March 2014 at 7pm
London Oratory School’s Schola Cantorum
at the London Oratory Church SW7 2RP
will be giving a performance of J.S.Bach’s St John Passion
Tickets are available in advance from the Oratory House or from the London Oratory School Music Department
Email: schola@los.ac, 
Tel: 020 7381 7684) priced £15 (£10 concessions). 
Tickets will also be available on the door.

Friday 21 March 7pm. 
Cambridge: Talk on Archbishop Oscar Romero
At Fisher House, Cambridge CB2 3NH. 
Details from Bernard Shaw – East Anglia J&P bshaw98uk@yahoo.co.uk

21 - 23 March
Scotland: Inner Healing & Renewal - Fr Michael Ross SBD- at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Fr Michael is returning to lead a weekend of personal inner healing and renewal. There will be: talks, a healing service and an inter-generational Healing Mass for the family tree. (£90)
E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org

Saturday 22 March 2014 10.30am - 4pm
Hull: National Board of Catholic Women Poverty Day
at Our Lady of Lourdes and St. Peter Chenel (Marist) Church, Cottingham Rd. HU5 10 
Free event. All welcome! Solidarity with people experiencing Poverty. What can we do? 
National and Local speakers. 
Bring lunch to share.
Contact: Margaret Savage tel: 01482 857670 email: margaretsavage1@gmail.com

Saturday 22 March at 11am
London: National Ecumenical Romero Memorial Service
The Last Shall Be First...‟ Oscar Romero and the Joy of the Gospel
St Martin in the Fields Church, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 4JJ.

Monday 24 March. 6.30pm
Glasgow: Oscar Romero Mass 
Talk at 7.30pm. St Aloysius Church, Glasgow G3 6PA 
Details from Fr Michael Smith SJ mail@michaelsmithsj.com

Tuesday 25 March 2014, 5.30pm for a 6pm start
London: Dr Elena Buia Rutt, will speak on: The Familiarity of Wonder: The Relationship between Poetry and Faith'
followed by wine reception 7pm-8pm
At Heythrop College, University of London, Kensington
For further information and to book your place, please contact Francesca Bugliani Knox at f.knox@heythrop.ac.uk

Wednesday 26 March 2014 7.15pm doors open, 8pm performance, 8.45pm Q&A
London: Living Without Fear A play by Blue Apple Theatre 
Westminster Cathedral Hall, Ambrosden Avenue, SW1P 1GH
Tickets: Standard £16; Concessions £10

Wednesday 26 March 2pm 
Birmihgham: Talk on Oscar Romero 
At St Chad‘s Cathedral, Mass followed by refreshments and talk with Julian Filochowski. Further details from CAFOD Birmingham. birmingham@cafod.org.uk

Wednesday 26 March 6pm
London: Lecture by Lord Daniel Brennan, QC on Christian Responsibility in Public Life
Third in Loschert Lectures series, sponsored by William Loschert, to celebrate the 400th
anniversary of Heythrop College, University of London.
At Loyola Hall, Heythrop College, Kensington Square, London W8 5HN
Time: 6pm tea/coffee lecture commences at 6.30pm followed by drinks and canapés
If you wish to attend, please contact the Development Office at loschertlectures@heythrop.ac.uk
For more information see: www.heythrop.ac.uk/400years

Friday 28 March  
Norwich: Blood and Sweat: the Witness of Romero‟s Relics
Jan Graffius will speak in the narthex of the Catholic Cathedral.
Further details from East Anglia J&P amandahopkinson@hotmail.com

APRIL

4 - 6  April
Scotland: Praying with Mary, Queen of Peace – at Craig Lodge Family House of PrayerA prayerful weekend reflecting on how Our Blessed Mother helps us to respond to the universal call to holiness (£90)
E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org

6 April 2014  - 7.30pm onwards
Leeds: SVP Gala Dinner and Ball
Leeds Marriott Hotel,7.30pm arrival drinks, 8pm dinner, 1am carriages,
Ticket price: £50, contact: Caitlin on Caitlin.branagan@stvincents-svp.org.uk

7 -11  April 
Scotland: Family Week 1 - at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Come and be refreshed as a family – the place where holiness is born.  The Community will organise activities for your children in the mornings allowing you to take part in talks and discussions.  There will be Holy Mass daily& prayer times tailored to children with plenty of time left over for fun and relaxation. (£160, 11-16’s: £80, Under 11’s: donations) E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org

Tuesday 8 April, 7.30pm.
London: Rise Theatre present Soldier to Saint
At St Aloysius Church Hall, Euston
Set in the near future, the play captures the inspirational story of Saint Alban, Britain's first Christian Martyr.
BUY TICKETS at: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/87212
Tickets: Standard £8. Concessions £6 (Students/Unwaged/Under 18's/Over 60's)
Box Office enquiries call 07960 944653. Suitable for ages 12+.
For more information go to: http://www.risetheatre.co.uk/

Wednesday 16 April 
Lancaster Diocese: Reconciliation Wednesday 
For more information see: http://www.lancasterdiocese.org.uk/Groups/187686/The_Diocese_of/The_Catholic_Faith/The_Light_Is/The_Light_Is.aspx 

Holy Week - 16-20 April  2014
Holy Week Retreat for Young Adults at Loyola Hall
A chance to celebrate the liturgies of Holy Week and Easter within a prayerful retreat. As well as the liturgies there will also be morning prayer each day, and the opportunity of Individual Guidance with one of the team. Suggested offering £200 plus travel costs. 

As Easter Sunday falls on a Third Sunday in 2014, this will replace the Third Sunday Mass at Farm Street and it will be the last event held at Loyola Hall hence the need to early bookings. If you are interested in taking part in this group please contact Sr Anouska fcJ on firstsundayplus@yamgbsj.org. Seems a long way off but places are limited, A deposit would be needed of £50.

17 - 20 April
Scotland: Easter Triduum – Fr Damian Cassidy O. Carm. - at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Come and celebrate Easter with the Community. The retreat draws on the beauty of the Liturgy as we accompany Jesus through his Passion and on to his Resurrection on Easter Sunday.  For people from 16-30s. (£65)
E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org  

25 -27 April
Scotland: Eucharistic & Divine Mercy Weekend – at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Come and join us for a weekend of Adoration of the Eucharist. The weekend will include an opportunity for confession and a healing service. (£90)
E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org 

MAY

Friday 2 May:
London: Journey of Hope with Mary series
Let ourselves be guided by the Spirit” Pope Francis - Mary at Pentecost
With Fr Tom Dalzell sm.
“With one heart the apostles joined constantly in prayer, together with some women, including Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brothers.”
At the French Church, Leicester Place, Leicester Square

2 -4  May
Scotland: St Louis De Montfort – Fr Sam Medley SOLT- at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Fr Sam will be reflecting on St Louis De Montfort's writings on Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity - her relationship with Abba Father, Jesus Saviour, and the Holy Spirit Sanctifier.  Fr Sam is a well known blogger and speaker who works with the modern media to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in Mary's spirit of Magnificat. (£90)E: mail@craiglodge.org  www.craiglodge.org

3 -5 May
Scotland: Divine Mercy: The Life & Mission of Saint Faustina's Confessor, Blessed Father Michael Sopocko 
Fr Peter Prusakiewicz CSMA at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer. This weekend is a chance to reflect on the spirituality of St Faustina and her faithfulness to spreading the message of Jesus’ Divine Mercy. Fr Peter is from the congregation of St Michael the Archangel, Poland and was spiritual Director to St Faustina’s convent. (£85) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org 

6 -10  May
Scotland: Personal Growth & Spiritual Journey – Geoff & Gina Poulter, Catholic Bible School at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
God’s plan for each of us is to live in a close and loving relationship with Him and those around us, yet we all carry baggage that hinders this calling. A chance to explore and overcome those areas in our lives which form these barriers. A time of teaching, reflection and individual prayer ministry. (£200) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org

Saturday, 17 May 9.30am
London: Talk with Fr John Pietropaoli 
Mass at 12 noon
At St Mary's in Cadogan Street 

17 -19 May
Scotland: Celebrating Pentecost Together – Andy Stayne New Life Catholic Community at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
A weekend of praise and worship to lead us into greater intimacy with the Lord as we prepare our hearts for the Holy Spirit to renew us and breathe new life into us. Andy is a well known worship leader and teacher on prophetic ministry speaking at events such as New Dawn. (£85) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org

Saturday, 24 May 2014, 10am - 4.30m
London: Day of reflection for LGBT Catholics, their parents and families
At 114 Mount Street, Mayfair, London W1K 3AH
The Marriage & Family Life Office of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England & Wales highlights in one of its Everybody's Welcome leaflets the pastoral needs of lesbian and gay people, parents and families. This day of reflection offers an opportunity for parents and families, including LGBT daughters and sons, to come together to share their experiences, and to learn what support is available in our Catholic faith-community. In this way we can respond to Pope Francis' oft-quoted question: Who am I to judge?
Pre-Booking is required - closing date 22 May 2014 lgbtcatholicswestminster@gmail.com

24 -26 May
Scotland: Healing Wounded Emotions – Fr Pat Deegan at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Do you struggle with your emotions? Are you stuck in the past? Have you been hurt by life? Fr Pat will talk about these issues and lead a healing service. (£85) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org

31 May-2 June
Scotland: Corpus Christi Weekend – Craig Lodge Community at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
“I ask everyone to intensify in coming months love and devotion to the Eucharistic Jesus” Pope Benedict XVI. The Pope has called for simultaneous worldwide Adoration on the feast of Corpus Christi. Come and join us for a weekend of Adoration which will include a Eucharistic procession and a healing service. (£85) ) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org ]

JUNE

14 -16 June
Scotland: A Healing Weekend - Eddie Stones, Emmanuel House of Providence at Craig Lodge Family House of Prayer
Eddie has a well-known healing ministry and many have experienced God’s love and mercy at Emmanuel House in Clonfert, Co. Galway – the Field of Miracles (£85) E: mail@craiglodge.org www.craiglodge.org 

23 -  26  June, 2014
London: 'Inspiring Souls: Reflections on Education, Spirituality and Leadership'
At Digby Stuart College, University of Roehampton, in collaboration with the Society of the Sacred Heart, to commemorate the centenary of Janet Erskine Stuart RSCJ - one of the founders of the College. For more details see:
http://estore.roehampton.ac.uk/browse/extra_info.asp?compid=1&modid=2&prodid=127&deptid=164&catid=93