Most of the following can be obtained from Peterborough Central Library, or from Mr Peter Waszak, Church archivist (contact via the parish office)
All of the following are taken from the Peterborough Local History Society Magazine.
William Wilkinson Wardell and the Roman Catholic Chapel in Queen St, Peterborough.' - Oct 1992 Issue number 2.
‘One Hundred Up: Catholic Schools in Peterborough’ Issue No 3 March 1993
‘Henry Hammond (1849-1910) Peterborough Builder and Contractor’ Issue No 4 October 1993.
‘The Elwes Hall the early years Part 1 Issue No 5 March 1994, Part 2 Issue No 6 October 1994, ‘The Elwes Hall: a return visit’ Issue No 7 March 1995.
‘The Roman Catholic Church of St. Oswald, King & Martyr, Walton’ Part 1 Issue No 7 March 1995, Part 2 Issue No 8 October 1995, Part 3 Issue No 9 March 1996.
‘All Souls Centenary’ Issue No 10 March 1996.
‘Catholic Men’s Club’ Part 1 Issue No 12 October 1998, Part 2 Issue No 13 March 1999, Part 3 Issue No 14 October 1999.
‘All Souls Church Bell’ Issue No 15 March 1999.
‘Cary Elwes Concerts’ Issue No 16 October 1999.
‘Kings Cliffe: The Catholic Connection’ Special Millennium Edition 2000.
‘The Catholic Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.’ Issue No 18 December 2000.
‘The Abbeyfields Project: Proposals for Catholic Secondary Education in Peterborough in the early 1950s’ Part 1,Issue No 19 March 2001, Part 2 Issue No 20 October 2001.
‘German POW Adolph Schragle’ Part 1, Issue No 22 October 2002, ‘Memories of a German POW: In conclusion’ Part 2, No 23 March 2003.
‘All Souls Roman Catholic Church Subsidence Problems 1896-2010’.Part One. Issue No 39 March 2011, Part 2, Issue No 40 October 2011.
‘Migrants in Peterborough: St Peter and All Souls RC Church Parish Developments since 1945’.Part 1’ Issue No 41 March 2012, Part 2, No 42 October 2012, Part 3, No 43 March 2013, Part 4, Issue No 44 October 2013, Part 5, Issue No 45 March 2014.
‘An Italian in the Peterborough Brickyards in the 1950s’ Issue No 46 October 2014.
By Peter Waszak:
Publications by other authors, which contain information about the Catholic church in Peterborough:
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To break open each Lenten Sunday Gospel before you go to Sunday Mass
6 weekly sessions
Delivered by Mauro Iannicella (six Wednesday evenings)
Wed 17th Feb-Wed 24th March. 7-8pm UK time.
Good News! For those who were unable to join us LIVE for the opening talk, we are now making the video recording publicly available (see below)
(1) Video Recording | Gospel Teaching on the First Sunday of Lent
(2) Discussion Questions on the Teaching
https://comeandsee.org/documents/First-Sunday-of-L...
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10th January to 7th February
Dec 20th-Jan 10th.pdf
December 2nd-December 20th
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- Ask your MP to sign a parliamentary motion calling on the Government to introduce new guidance on fetal pain. A new parliamentary motion (EDM 1340) is calling on the Government to introduce new guidance on fetal pain. The evidence that babies can feel pain in the womb, and during many abortions, highlights the humanity of the unborn child and provides another important reason to introduce legislation to protect the unborn child from abortion.
Right To Life UK have set up an easy-to-use tool which makes it simple to contact your MP, and ask them to sign this motion calling on the Government to introduce new guidance on fetal pain. It only takes 30 seconds using this easy-to-use tool. This tool can be accessed by visiting the link below:
www.righttolife.org.uk/FetalPainMotion
Please help stop dangerous ‘DIY’ home abortions becoming permanent.
The UK Government has launched a consultation on whether to make permanent the current temporary arrangement allowing ‘DIY’ home abortions.
Make your submission to the UK Government’s consultation on ‘DIY’ home abortion using this easy-to-use tool: https://righttolife.org.uk/ukconsultation
Ask your MP to support an amendment to help stop forced abortion in Xinjiang, China
There is extensive evidence that many women in the Uyghur Muslim community in Xinjiang, China are being subjected to forced abortions. Lord Alton is currently championing an amendment to the Trade Bill which would give British courts a role in determining whether a country is committing genocide. If you would like to email your MP asking them to support the amendment, you can do this easily using a tool which has been set up on the Genocide Response campaign website which can be accessed by visiting the link: https://genocideresponse.org/
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Mass intentions available to book for All Souls and Our Lady of Lourdes .
Mass Intention Envelopes are available at the back of the church at All Souls & Our Lady of Lourdes or please use your own with Name of Deceased or Intention for, which church, preferred date, or as soon as possible & post through the letterbox. Please write clearly and enclose offering. Thank you so much for your generosity.
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