Series of weekly reflections for Lent
March 27, 2021
Webinars of Trussell Trust, Stella Maris, Catholic Voices
March 30, 2021
The Duckett Library at St John’s Cathedral will be re-opening after the 10am Mass on Tuesday April 13, and is looking for new volunteers.
The library’s stock covers a wide range of religious and theological subjects. It was blessed by Bishop Michael Evans in 2010 and was opened on Ash Wednesday 2012 by Fr James Walsh, then Dean of the Cathedral.
Normal opening times will apply from April 13 onwards: Tuesday and Thursday mornings after the 10 am Mass until 12.30 pm, and Sunday mornings after the 9 am Mass until 10.40 am.
This is in line with current Government guidelines for public libraries. Face masks and hand gel will still be necessary for the time being.
All books currently out on loan are due back during the week beginning Sunday April 18, so the library would be very grateful if you could search for any you have and return them.
If you are unable to come into the library during opening times, there is a returns box just outside the library door in St Joseph’s chapel. The Cathedral is open all day, every day.
The library is currently very short of volunteers. If you might be interested in working as a volunteer, please email duckettlibrary@sjbcathedral.org.uk, give your availability and the library will provide further details. No library experience is needed as full training will be given.
Pictured above is the Duckett Library
