Catholic Diocese Of East Anglia

In this Faith in the Home article, Dr Antonia Braithwaite, Marriage & Family Life Coordinator, provides an introduction for children to Guardian Angels, explaining how they offer protection, guide us closer to God and can be called upon in prayer.

Did you know that you have a very special, invisible friend who is always with you, no matter where you are or what ...

Parishioners at St Laurence’s, Cambridge, celebrated the Diocese of East Anglia’s Golden Jubilee with a lively Parish Day on 13 September.

Held at St Laurence’s Catholic Primary School, the day featured a talent show, games and activities, as well as a bring-and-share feast and barbecue. Parish groups also took the opportunity to raise funds, showcase their work and reach ou...

Parishioner Jean Johnson provides a reflection on St John Henry Newman’s remarkable life, revealing his deep faith, pastoral care and enduring influence as a priest, theologian and Doctor of the Church.

This month marks the first anniversary of St John Henry Newman being declared a Doctor of the Church. I was privileged to live in Edgbaston through all the stages, from his b...

Three listed Catholic churches in the Waveney Valley Parish opened their doors for Heritage Open Days, welcoming hundreds of visitors and offering an insight into their history and place within the local community.

For the first time, all three of the parish’s listed churches took part in the annual celebration. St Edmund’s in Bungay welcomed 219 visitors across two days, wh...

In 1976, the Catholic Diocese of East Anglia was formed, and different ways of commemorating its Golden Jubilee have been adopted across its counties. Fr Sean Connolly recognised this as an opportunity for his parishioners at Bury St Edmunds to become involved and asked John Saunders to coordinate events.

As John explained, “We have a Parish history group so the idea of look...