Welcome to Saint Peter's, BloxwichOur Lady of Penafrancia
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The devotion to Our Lady of Peñafrancia holds a spiritual and cultural significance, particularly among Catholics of the Bicol Region in the Philippines. The Blessed Virgin is widely regarded as the patroness of Bicolandia. The devotion has its toots in the early 18th Century, when an image of Our Lady was believed to have miraculous origins and was enshrined as a symbol of protection, healing and maternal intercession.
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The celebration is a religious observance and a powerful expression of Filipino heritage and communal faith. It brings together generations of devotees in prayer, thanksgiving, solidarity by invoking the intercession of Mary, the Mother of God, for peace, healing and protection.
In this spirit Saint Peter’s Catholic Church in Bloxwich gladly hosts the Filipino Community and everyone else to share in this rich spiritual heritage.
In this spirit Saint Peter’s Catholic Church in Bloxwich gladly hosts the Filipino Community and everyone else to share in this rich spiritual heritage.
An Invitation from Archbishop Bernard Longley
Today we give thanks for the gift of Catholic education. Our schools have a mission to form Christ-centred pilgrims of hope, with kind hearts, questioning minds, a thirst for knowledge and a hunger for justice.
There is a real need for more foundation directors and governors to help guide our schools and keep Christ at the heart of their mission. This is not simply an administrative role; it is a true vocation and a practical way to serve Christ and His Church.
If you are a practising Catholic, committed to our mission, and willing to share your time, skills and faith, you can make a lasting difference for thousands of children and young people. No prior experience is required, as full training and support are provided.
God’s unconditional love and readiness to forgive our sins remind us that service is not always easy, but it is always fruitful when rooted in love.
Please speak to your parish priest or visit the Diocesan Education Service website for further details and to complete an online application form.: https://www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk/news/could-you-be-a-foundation-governor-or-director-at-your-local-catholic-school and https://www.bdes.org.uk/governor-online-application-forms.html.
Today we give thanks for the gift of Catholic education. Our schools have a mission to form Christ-centred pilgrims of hope, with kind hearts, questioning minds, a thirst for knowledge and a hunger for justice.
There is a real need for more foundation directors and governors to help guide our schools and keep Christ at the heart of their mission. This is not simply an administrative role; it is a true vocation and a practical way to serve Christ and His Church.
If you are a practising Catholic, committed to our mission, and willing to share your time, skills and faith, you can make a lasting difference for thousands of children and young people. No prior experience is required, as full training and support are provided.
God’s unconditional love and readiness to forgive our sins remind us that service is not always easy, but it is always fruitful when rooted in love.
Please speak to your parish priest or visit the Diocesan Education Service website for further details and to complete an online application form.: https://www.birminghamdiocese.org.uk/news/could-you-be-a-foundation-governor-or-director-at-your-local-catholic-school and https://www.bdes.org.uk/governor-online-application-forms.html.
To find out more and to participate visit the Archdiocese's Website