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Pupils of St Stephen’s Primary, Sighthill, Glasgow enjoying some out door leasons -
Papal Visit - England
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Papal Visit - Scotland
Girls from Taylor High School, Motherwell, singing their own song “Faith” before the Papal Mass at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow on 16th September 2010. -
Papal Visit - England
Scottish pupils addressing the Holy Father at the Big Assembly, Twickenham 17th September. -
Papal Visit - Scotland
The St Ninian’s Day Parade, Edinburgh, 16th September 2010
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Preparing for the Papal Visit: resources for adults
- 09/08/2010
- Categorized in: Papal Visit News
A significant number of resources have been provided to assist adults to prepare spiritually for the visit of Pope Benedict to the UK in September.
These are available on the BeingCatholic.org website which provides parish bulletin inserts, Sunday liturgy materials, links to Podcasts, materials to aid prayer and reflection on the Church, the Papacy and Pope Benedict XVI's life and teaching. Some of these materials could be used with senior pupils in secondary schools.
This section of the website requires a username and password which are provided to individual, parish or school subscribers.