- Written by: Brian Pointer
In 2014 there were two events which at first did not seem to be connected. The first was the preparation for and the taking place of the first session of the Synod on family life and the second was the publication of the document “Sensus Fidei in the Life of the Church” by the International Theological Commission. However, after studying the document it became clear to me that in fact the two are intimately linked.
- Written by: Alex Walker
It is sadness that we inform you of the death of Tony on January 22nd - suddenly. Our prayers go out to Elizabeth and family.
Tony wrote the following about himself when he joined ACTA: An active RC all my life. For many years a member of the De La Salles (FSC). Joined the Charismatic Renewal in 1970. Have been very active in the pro-life movement in the past. Married with three grown up children, 4 grandchildren and two wonderful children-in-law. Retired teacher.
- Written by: Alex Walker
- Written by: Alex Walker
A day for discovering more about liturgy
Saturday 28 February 2015
Speakers: Juliette Day, Kevin McGinnell, Peter McGrail, Thomas O’Loughlin, and Patricia Rumsey
Poor Clare Monastery, Arkley, Barnet
All welcome, but pre-booking essential
Further details: stclaresarkley@yahoo.co.uk
- Written by: Alex Walker
Why I Support ACTA – Voices from Shrewsbury (090115)
ACTA is about promoting dialogue within the Catholic Church and ensuring people can speak and listen to each other openly and honestly and without fear.
In December, we invited ACTA supporters from Shrewsbury to write a few sentences ‘from the heart’ about what draws them to ACTA. (“There are no ‘right’ reasons - just ‘your’ reason...”)
Quite varied in length, content and style, these first contributions give a very personal indication as to why ACTA matters. They reflect a wide range of viewpoints, some of which are quite forthright, all of which are heartfelt.
I you would like to add your voice, please send your contribution to: martinandmaria@lineone.net
(Martin Higgins (ACTA coordinator, Shrewsbury) 
Why I Support ACTA Voices from Shrewsbury