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Adults preparing to be baptised or confirmed this Easter in the Diocese of East Anglia are being invited to contribute to an important national study exploring why people are entering the Catholic Church today.

Those completing the RCIA/OCIA journey this year are encouraged to take part in a short anonymous survey which aims to help the Church...


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Parishioners of St Peter and All Souls and Our Lady of Lourdes in Peterborough recently gathered for a heartfelt farewell and a joyful welcome, marking an important moment in the life of the parish community.

The parish said goodbye to its much-loved La Salette priests, Fr Karol and Fr Waldi, whose faithful and devoted ministry has touched many lives across the community. Wh...


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St Felix’s Church, Haverhill, has become the seventh parish in the Diocese of East Anglia to receive the Live Simply Award.

Supported by the Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales and run by CAFOD, the award enables Catholic parishes and schools to respond to what Laudato Si’ describes as the “cry of ...


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In October 2026, pilgrims from across the Diocese of East Anglia will travel to the heart of the Catholic Church to mark a momentous milestone, the 50th anniversary of our Diocese.

Bishop Peter Collins will lead this special Jubilee pilgrimage to Rome which promises to be a time of prayer, thanksgiving and deep spiritual renewal. He said:


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Dr Richard Maguire, Heritage and Learning Officer at the Cathedral of St John the Baptist, urges people across East Anglia to contact their MPs in support of Right to Life UK’s campaign opposing the assisted suicide Bill, particularly efforts to use the Parliament Acts to bypass the House of Lords and force the legislation into law.

Right to Life UK is asking people across E...


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