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Thought from Fr. Colm - 18/01/22

Thank God we now seem to be emerging from Covid. All I’d ask is caution whilst in church. As with numerous business guidelines, I ask that you continue to wear masks and sanitise your hands on entry to either St. Joseph’s or St. Godric’s. The First Holy Communion programme began with a meeting between parents and catechists. It was great seeing so many faces again and lovely to see the genuine enthusiasm for the Sacrament. Thanks to our team. We had a special Mass for Mrs. Craig at St. Godric’s on Thursday. Catherine’s influence on the school has been enormous over the 11 years of her leadership. Our prayers and support are with her as she takes on a challenging role of leadership in the Diocese. Sadly, we saw the passing of Eric Smith this week. Eric was a very formative figure for all who knew him, especially those from Thornley, where he was a much-loved Head Teacher for so many years. But it was in this parish that he was both a great friend and support to me, and to many others. Always immaculate in dress and charm, his warmth of personality and astute counsel will be sadly missed. May he rest in peace.

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About Us 

The parish of the Durham Martyrs incorporates the Catholic churches of Our Lady of Mercy and St Godric, St Bede and St Joseph (Gilesgate) in Durham City. We are part of the Finchale Partnership and based within the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle.

Addressess

St. Bede,

St Godric's RC Primary School,

Carrhouse Drive,

Durham

DH1 5LZ 

Our Lady of Mercy

and St Godric

Castle Chare
Durham
DH1 4RA

St Joseph

Mill Lane
Durham
DH1 2JG

Contact 

Marjorie, the Parish Secretary's working hours are 8:30am -4:00pm Tues - Fri. If you email outside these hours you will receive a response when Marjorie is back in the office. 

07483 369 561

secretary.stjandstg@btconnect.com

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