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Welcome to the Department for Pastoral Affairs for the Diocese of Westminster
Our main work falls within three areas: Marriage and Family Life, The Vulnerable and Marginalised and The Dignity of the Person.
 
I look forward to your using this web site as an opportunity for sharing in the work of the Lord in our Diocese.
 
With every blessing - Bishop Bernard Longley - Chair, Department of Pastoral Affairs



Marriage and Family Life
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The Handbook for Catholic Moms: Nurturing Your Heart, Mind, Body and Soul
Modern mothers face high expectations and most have to learn as they go.  Now, a new handbook is offering encouragement and tips for those striving to be good Catholic mothers.  Lisa Hendey’s book deals with the myriad topics of a mother's life such as parenting, finances, prayer and health.  more >>


The Vulnerable and Marginalised
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NEW TRAINING DAY, at Vaughan House: Dementia & Spirituality ('It's still ME, Lord')
Due to overwhelming demand CSAN is organising YET ANOTHER training day for the pastoral care of people with dementia and their families, this time on 25th May 2010 at the Vaughan House diocesan offices behind Westminster Cathedral.  The number of participants is limited to 25 to facilitate maximum participation in the workshop so registrations will be accepted on a first come first served basis.  more >>


The Dignity of the Person
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New Movie on Abortion Attempts to Spark Honest Debate
A new independent film, using a blend of drama and documentary, explores the issue of a woman's ability to choose to have an abortion.  South Dakota: A Woman's Right to Choose isn't yet on general release, but has aready riveted audiences at a series of screenings in California. The film's director, Bruce Isacson, began with the idea of making a documentary on the subject of abortion. “Documentaries draw small audiences,' explained Isacson, 'So my passion to bring clear understanding of the subject stirred me to dramatize two personal true-life stories that would represent both sides of the issue.” more >>


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