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On the Feast of St Stephen, Friday 26 December 2025, the parish community of Our Lady Star of the Sea and St Nicholas, Lowestoft, gathered for the 12 noon Mass to celebrate a special moment in the life of one of its young parishioners.

During the liturgy, Freddie Fallon was presented with the Silver Guild of St Stephen Medal by Fr Padraig Hawki...


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Residents of Chestnut Drive in Loddon were treated to a heart-warming sight this Christmas, as the Pampackal family transformed the front of their home into a beautiful light and nativity display to help raise funds for the restoration of St Benet’s Minster, Beccles.

The display, situated outside their home at 42 Chestnut Drive, drew steady cr...


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The Diocesan Youth Service is excited to be planning two pilgrimages.

This summer 2026 we’ll be joining with the wider Diocese in Lourdes, and in Summer 2027 we’re going to World Youth Day in Seoul, South Korea. You need to be 16+ to come to Lourdes and 18+ to come to Seoul.

Both pilgrimage s offer amazing, experiences. Come and find out more at our Launch on Fe...


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In this Faith in the Home article, Dr Antonia Braithwaite discusses Lenten practices that help Catholics grow in self-discipline, gratitude and love, drawing them closer to God throughout the season.

As Lent approaches, the Church invites Catholics to practise fasting and abstinence on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, and to embrace a spi...


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The Diocese of East Anglia is marking its 50th anniversary with a Jubilee Year of celebrations, encouraging everyone to explore the places, history and growth that have shaped its Catholic life. Frederick Corbett explains below. 

For most of the three centuries before 1850, Catholics in England were a persecuted and harried minority, bann...


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