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The Programme of Spring Term 2006/07

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First Mass of Term

Sunday
07 January
The first Mass of this term at the Franciscan International Study Centre at 11:30am, followed by our free Pot-luck Lunch at St John Stone House.

Free Wine & Cheese Evening at St John Stone House

Tuesday
09 January
Catch up with old friends (and make new ones), take a look at the forthcoming programme, and relax together at St John Stone House.

International Masses

During
Term
Each year during Spring Term and Summer Term, we share the Internationalism of the Catholic Church — and the Cathsoc at the University of Kent in particular — by celebrating our International Masses. On these Sundays, different ‘flavours’ transform our celebrations. The Mass, its songs, prayers and readings are all in a particular language; whilst our Pot-luck Lunch continues the same theme with a gourmet meal — with the best dish of that country/region prepared for us!

If you would like to help organising an International Mass, please contact Fr Peter as soon as possible. In previous years, we celebrated African, French, German, Hispanic, Italian and Polish Masses, and we hope to repeat their success in the years to come. Moreover, we also encourage groups from other countries/regions/languages to join in and to show their commitment as well!

Praying for Unity

Tuesday
16 January
Nicola Lincé, the organiser of the United 24/7 Prayer Week on Campus, will explain the practical arrangements and the details of Cathsoc’s involvement.

United 24/7 Prayer Week on Campus

Thursday 18 –
Thursday 25
January
The United 24/7 Prayer Week 2007 takes place in Eliot Chapel.

Thu 18/01  6pm   Opening Service
Thu 18/01  7pm   Start of Prayer Week
Sun 21/01  6:30pm   Unity Service at St Andrew’s United Reformed Church, Watling Street, Canterbury
Wed 24/01  7pm –  
Thu 25/01  6pm
  
The Cathsoc 23 Hours
Thu 25/01  6pm   End of Prayer Week with Closing Service, followed by After Party

St John Stone House Quiz & Bar Games Night

Tuesday
23 January
Enjoy a relaxing night playing some traditional English Pub games and a very simple Religious Quiz and win prizes!

Palestine — The New UNholy Land

Tuesday
30 January
Being a Christian in today’s Middle East is not an easy life. Harry Ching, our in-house Political Specialist (!), recounts his experiences in an illustrated talk about the Holy Land.

Cathsoc Day Trip to Oxford

Saturday
03 February
For only £15, visit the “City of Dreaming Spires” as guests of the Oxford Catholic Society.

Soldiers for Jesus

Tuesday
06 February
Brad Poore, a leader of the English house of Miles Jesu, an Ecclesial Family of Consecrated Life, will give an illustrated talk about the work of this International organisation and explain why so many young people are committing their lives to serving Christ in this way.

Ten Glorious Years

Tuesday
13 February
As Fr Peter celebrates ten years as Catholic Chaplain at the University of Kent, he recounts the tumultuous journey that brought him to Canterbury and what he found when he first arrived! He will share his thoughts about the future...

The Bishop Visits the Cathsoc

Sunday
18 February
Bishop John Hine, our local bishop, will be celebrating our 11:30am Mass and administering the Sacrament of Confirmation. If you would like to be confirmed, or to explore the Catholic faith, please contact Fr Peter.

Shrove Tuesday — Pancakes & Plonk Party

Tuesday
20 February
Our FAMOUS celebration for Mardi Gras. Free wine... Free Pancakes (as many as you can eat!)... Dancing “from eight till late”...

Ash Wednesday

Wednesday
21 February
Mass with Imposition of Ashes at 1:30pm in Eliot Chapel AND at 6:40pm in St John Stone House.

Preparing for the 40 Days of Lent

Saturday
24 February
As Lent has just begun, we are guests at Stella Maris, the Generalate of the Faithful Companions of Jesus at Broadstairs. For only £5 — which includes lunch — we travel by coach and enjoy a day of reflection and quiet together, plus a visit to the seaside.

A French Evening

Tuesday
27 February
Final preparations for the Paris Weekend Retreat. ALL are welcome to sample French hospitality & food and watch a short video about Montmartre.

Paris in the Springtime

Friday 02 –
Sunday 04
March
Our Cathsoc Weekend Pilgrimage/Retreat with the Bénédictines du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre.

‘ReproTech’ — The Final Frontier?

Tuesday
06 March
A former President of the Cathsoc, who is now Research & PR Director of a Pro-Life charity, challenges us about a modern crisis.

What Are You Going to Do With Your Life...?

Tuesday
13 March
As many students contemplate leaving campus for the wider world, Fr Stephen Langridge will give us a short talk challenging us all — whatever we decide to do — to use the remainder of our life positively.

St Patrick’s & St Joseph’s Day Party

Tuesday
20 March
Three days after the Feast of St Patrick and one day after the Feast of St Joseph we have our memorable party night to mark the soon ending of term.

Preparing for Easter

Tuesday
27 March
Our last Cathsoc meeting of term. In anticipation of Easter we have a Spiritual Reflection Evening as we say ‘au revoir’.

Last modified: Fri 19 Jan 2007 20:01:02 by Mario Schweigler. [plain]