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Welcome to the St Nicholas Owen Web Site ... the parish of St. Nicholas Owen, Little Thornton, is within the Roman Catholic diocese of Lancaster, England We Offer you our Local History, the story of our patron, news, events and comments, relationships with other churches and an opportunity, through our Guestbook, for you to register your views. Photographs of the recent Christmas Meal held at Thornton Lodge on December 14th can be viewed using the following link - Kate Statham report of her trip to Bolivia and Peru can be found in the News and Articles section.- Also take time to listen to the audio programs on food and hunger, in the Latest News section on the right of the page
During the summer the Diocesan Mission Review was published, which has direct consequences for our church's future. The underlying reasons for the review are dealt with in an article to be found in the News and Articles section of this site. We have introduced a page for the Children's Liturgy Group, The Vatican Radio Web Site has recently been altered with most news, articles etc. now available as podcasts - (discreet downloadable Audio / Video segments.) Many of these audio links produced by Vatican Radio are well worth a listen. For Broadband Users Boston Catholic Television The Global Catholic Network You will need Real Player installed on your computer to listen to & view these audio / video programs. |
Latest NewsCatholic pressure on fertility bill
British Pro-Life Catholic MPs May Continue Pressing for Free Vote on Cloning Bill LifeNews.com Vatican art from past centuries to be displayed in Rome 
'Magnificenze Vaticane' Masterpieces of Art from the Collections of the Fabric of St. Peter's" is an exhibition due to be inaugurated this afternoon at Palazzo Incontro in Rome. The display will feature never seen before Vatican artworks from the 14th to 20th centuries.
Vatican updates seven deadly sins 
As the seven ancient wonders of the world were matched by seven modern wonders, the seven deadly sins have been given a modern version for a globalised world, announced by a Vatican official yesterday.
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Lenten meditations
Father Jim Brand, spiritual director at the Pontifical Beda College, continues in his Lenten meditations and reminds us that we are all temples where God wishes to dwell... Carbon Emissions Must Cease Altogether 
Recently published studies from climate change scientists in the United States, Canada and Germany suggest that carbon emissions must cease altogether within a matter of decades Order Of Malta Elects New Leader 
As the centuries-old Order of the Knights of Malta elect a new Grand Master
Knights of Malta elect Englishman as new leader TimesOnline The English Program Pope's Audience (EWTN)
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As the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill approaches parliament, the campaign is gearing up.Sunday masses across the country end with a plea for parishioners to write to their MPs with a list of reservations about a bill whose remit ranges from allowing same-sex couples to become joint legal parents of IVF babies to creating human-animal hybrid embryos for research
St Nicholas Owen is in the Lancaster Diocese Registered Charity. Lancaster Roman Catholic Diocesan Trustees Charity No 234331
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