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Latest news from the Diocese of East Anglia includes a coffee morning at St John’s Cathedral, a film about St Michael and a play about Marie Madeleine d’Houët.
On Friday September 30, St John the Baptist Cathedral hosted its annual Macmillan Coffee Morning. Thanks to wonderful generosity and good baking skills it raised £537.60.
A documentary film called ‘St. Michael: Meet the Angel’ had its premiere on September 29, the Feast of Archangels.
A confidential copy of the film together with a licence for the public screening is available for £180. With basic audio and video equipment parishes and individuals can hold a film viewing event in their parish or school.
Two versions were produced – Polish audio and English audio with Spanish subtitles.
A trailer and information can be found at radio.bobola.church/2022/09/20/saint-michael
Rise Theatre, which is run by practising Catholics, will be touring with its latest original production ‘Faithful Companions’ in February and March 2023. You can watch a trailer here: youtu.be/H8Gt487EkUk
This is the inspirational and true story about the life of Marie Madeleine d’Houët, foundress the Faithful Companions of Jesus.
The theatre company is looking for churches and schools to book performances. The cost is £750, and if you are interested, please contact Lucy McKenzie on admin@risetheatre.co.uk
Pictured above are the Macmillan baking team at St John’s Cathedral. Below is a scene from ‘Faithful Companions’.
