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Testimonies From Walsingham - Episode 04 - 2021-08-04 Di and Robert share their experience of visiting the shrine the pervious weekend, they share testimonies from Mgr. Moger, the current Rector of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, a family that walked 5 miles to arrive at Walsingham and a brother sister that help set up the Altar and kitchen for the New Dawn Conference.  A caller, Lucia, also shared why she loves to take her family to the shrine in the summer.

SPECIAL - Jesus Revolution

CULTURE TUESDAY - Julie Hughes - 2023.06.20

Carolin Leighton visited our Cambridge Studio in June 2023 and shared her continuing live adventure of answering Jesus’s call for her to make the world a bit more holier.  She shared her experience at Carmelite Monastery Quidenham, Norfolk in 2021, joining 23 nuns in their daily life of work, prayer and silence.  She has descibed her time with the sisters as “one big joyful family”.  Sharing how she has grown through each of her exoeriences, Caroline hopes to encourage others to take the time to discern their vocations and to remember that Jesus is accepting of who you are in your moment now and longs to accompany you in your discernement. Caroline Leighton is a composer. To find out more visit her website: carolineleighton.co.uk or Instagram.  Caroline has recently published a Christmas carol called ’The Christ Child’, which is available now from Encore Publications.

MORNINGS WITH RADIO MARIA - Farm Street - 2023.05.22 Fr Dominic Robinson and other volunteers from their Outreach Services and share their upcoming events and how they got involved. Farm Street - https://www.farmstreet.org.uk/ https://www.farmstreet.org.uk/outreach To learn more on how to volunteer - check out: https://www.farmstreet.org.uk/support

MORNINGS WITH RADIO MARIA - Little Sisters of the Poor - 2023-05-12 https://www.littlesistersofthepoor.co.uk/ St Joseph's in Bristol

MORNINGS WITH RADIO MARIA - Fr Chris Vipers - 2023-05-15

MORNINGS WITH RADIO MARIA - Rosary Around the Clock - 2023-05-15

WORD FOR TODAY - Fr Toby Lees - Good Friday

WOMEN TOGETHER - Child and Parent Connection - Isabel Squirrell

Mornings with Radio Maria - PACT

Christmas Carol Service - Saint Laurence Catholic Primary School 2022

Culture Tuesday - 2022-12-20 - Angela Ward

Advent Special from St Benedict's, Bury St Edmunds

With St Mary’s College, Crosby

In today's programme Micah Ladouce and Ande Xhgewana from St John's Christian Brothers' College in Cape Town, South Africa, delve into the pressing issues of climate change and gender based violence.

Life Lessons with Edmund Rice - Episode 3 Runnymede St Edward's Catholic Primary

Celebrating St. Hugh with Deacon John Wilford

Theresa Alessandro, Catholic Community Engagement Manager at PACT - Prison Advice Care Trust - gives us an update on PACT's work in recent weeks. 

Life Lessons with Edmund Rice - Episode 1 - St Anselm’s College, Wirral About Edmund Rice Network of Schools: Blessed Edmund Rice, Founder of both the Christian Brothers and the Presentation Brothers, was born in Ireland in 1762 under the shadow of the penal laws. He was a man of deep faith who used his own personal wealth to found schools for the poor, marginalised Catholic boys in Ireland. The Christian Brothers went on to found 100s of schools across the globe. Today, Edmund Rice Education Beyond Borders is an international network of Catholic schools educating young people from many different faiths and cultures. We are inspired by the teachings of Jesus, gospel values and the spirit of Edmund Rice. In over 25 countries, we endeavour to promote global solidarity and offer a transformational education for justice and liberation. In England we have 10 Edmund Rice schools, a mixture of both secondary and primary, mostly around the Northwest and Midlands but as far north as Sunderland and on the South coast in Plymouth. We work as a family of schools, sustained by the Charism of Edmund Rice who inspires us to have his courage and compassion, to see Christ present in those oppressed by poverty and injustice and to live lives of love and service.