Celebrating the Jubilee

Study Day, 11am on Saturday 12th October 2024

2025 will be a Holy Year for the whole church. Pope Francis has invited us to promote the rights of refugees in the Jubilee Year and beyond. On Saturday 12th October from 11 am (coffee available from 10.30) Victoria Firth and Liam Allmark of the Jesuit Refugee Service UK will discuss how we can take up Pope Francis’ invitation.

The event will take place at the Catholic Church of Christ the Eternal High Priest in Gidea Park (RM2 6DH). Person participation is encouraged, but the day can also be followed live or accessed later on www.whatgoodnews.org

For those attending, the church is a short walk from Gidea Park station (Elizabeth Line). Easy access from A12 Gallows Corner, and from M25.There is ample car parking space at the church. Refreshments available. Please bring a packed lunch.


Catholic Social Teaching in an Election Year

Gidea Park Study Day

On Saturday 15th June Raymond Friel OBE, CEO of Caritas Social Action Network, led a Study Day, reflecting on Catholic Social Teaching and what the Church says about democracy and voting. Talks were held at the Catholic Church of Christ the Eternal High Priest, Gidea Park (RM2 6DH).

An edited recording is now available on the Study Days section of this website.


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