WALK WITH US ........
and explore your own countryside in congenial company.
You are very welcome, whatever your age.
Come along and bring along a friend.
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Lord make me an instrument of Your peace
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
Where there is injury, pardon;
Where there is doubt, faith;
Where there is despair, hope;
Where there is darkness, light;
Where there is sadness, joy.
O Divine Master, grant that I may seek
not so I much to be consoled as to console; To be
understood as to understand; to be loved as to
love; for it is in giving that we receive; and it is
in pardoning that we are pardoned
it is in dying ... that we are born to eternal life. Amen
As we continue as a club, let us remember those who have helped to keep it going forward. Maureen Connor has written to say that her brother, Patrick Connor, died on 25 February. Pat was a treasurer of the club and a keen member for many years. We will have a Mass for him on Sunday 16 June during our Day of Recollection at Damascus House. In the meantime let us pray for Patrick, for Maureen and for all of our members. Maureen thanks everyone who came to the funeral Mass and all these who have written to her.
And now, a time to rejoice, at the Kenwood Lakeside picnic on Saturday 20· July, meeting at Hampstead Tube Station at 15.30. Bridie Barry and Maureen Cahalane are taking us to the Choral Fireworks Spectacular and providing all the food and drinks - bring a plate and a glass - while we listen to Carmina Burana, Romeo and Juliet and The Polcwtsian Dances. Concert tickets are £6 - bought on the day. Food is £4 - tickets in advance from Bridie Barry.
Before then, Dorothy Hickman is taking Us to sample cider and
honey at the Smallholder and Self-Sufficiency Show at Ardingly.
Meet at Victoria at 10:15 for the 10:32 train to Haywards Heath
- arrives 11:24. Then by free bus to Ardingly Showground.
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The Diocese a£ Arundel and Brighton 1991 Ecumenical Pilgrimage
THE SECOND GLASTONBURY PILGRIMAGE Led by Fr. Bill Haynes, St Joseph's, Redhill.
Saturday 10 August to Sunday 25 August
Please return this application form as soon as possible to:
The Pilgrimage Secretary C/O 122 Ladbroke Road,. REDHILL HE1 1LF
Cheques: 'Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, Ecumenical Walking Pilgrimages'
Name:
Address: ________________ _
Post Code:
Telephone:
Denomination:
Age or Age Group:
I would like to join the pilgrimage
for the whole 16 days (please tick)
or
From: on: _________ _
To:·: __ ___ on:
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Please reserve a place on the return coach (Please tick) (Coach fare £9)
I enclose £10 deposit.
Signature: |
More booking forms and details from Fr. Bill Haynes.
Call Redhill - 0737 761017
This walking pilgrimage is always very successful and a very happy experience. Make sure you're there if you can, for the whole fortnight or for days here and there.
Total cost is £115 with all included or £7 per night + £4 when we have a ferry crossing to or from The Isle of Wight.
RAMBLE LIST
2 JUNE – 24 AUGUST 1991
Sunday 2 JUNE1991 Leader: Maurice Hickman
Meet: VICTORIA at 09:45 for 10:02 Train to HORSHAM
Lunch: The Bridge House, Copsale Tea: with Jackie and Tom Jeffers
Miles: 14 Fare: £6.80 CDR
Sunday 9 JUNE1991 Leader:Mary Hickman
Meet: VICTORIA at 10:45 for 11:02 Train to REDHILL (A: 11:32)
Lunch: The Mint Arms, Lower Kingsford Tea: Redhill
Miles: 10 Fare: £4.40 CDR
SUNDAY 16 JUNE 1991
Day of Recollection
Meet: At Damascus House, The Ridgeway, Mill Hill, London NW7 1EH
at: 09:30 for 10:00. Tel. 081-959 8971 / 081-906 1666
Coffee, Lunch and Tea provided during the day. Cost £8.50
We will have a full day Retreat at Damascus House until 16:30.
Look forward to seeing you there.
Sunday 23 JUNE1991 Leader: Bridie Barry
Meet: BAKER STREETat 10:05 for 10:20 train to AMERSHAM (A: 11:00)
Lunch: Penn Street Tea: You'll be lucky. Miles: 10 Fare: £4.00
SUNDAY 30 JUNE1991 Leader: Hilary McNabb
Meet: CHARING CROSS at 09:15 for 09:30 to SEVENOAKS (A: 10.00)
Lunch: Knockholt Tea: Strawberry picking at Hewitt's Farm!
Miles: 9 Fare: £4.40 Returning from Chelsfield.
SUNDAY 7 JULY1991 Leader: Tom Lally
Meet: VICTORIA TUBE STATION at 10:00for 10:15 train to Putney Bridge
District Line
Lunch: The Rose and Crown, Kew Green Tea: Richmond
Miles: 10 Fare: £3.10 Returning from Richmond
SUNDAY 14 JULY1991 Leader: Maureen Cahalane
Meet: WATERLOO at 10:20 for 10:37 to Hampton Court (A: 11.00)
Lunch: The Lion Gaate Hotel Tea: Hampton Court Miles: 8
Fare: £3.10 CDR
SUNDAY 21 JULY1991 Leader: Maurice Hickman
Meet: VICTORIA at 09:40 for 09:56 train to EASTBOURNE (A: 11:27)
Lunch: The Tiger Inn, East Dean Tea: Beachy Head + Swimmin
Miles: 12 Fare: £11.90 CDR
SUNDAY 28 JULY 1991 Leader: Daphne Fisk
Meet: VICTORIA at 09:45 for 10:02 train to CATERHAM
Change at PURLEY- 10:24 (A: 11)
Lunch: The Fox, Coulsdon Common Tea: Al Fresco Miles: 11
Fare: £3.70 CDR
SUNDAY 4 AUGUST1991 Leader: Peter Mac Donald
Meet: VICTORIA at 08:45 for 09:02train to BOGNOR REGIS
Then local bus 260 at 10:56 to PAGHAM
Lamb, The Crab and Lobster, Siddlesham Tea: Pagham + Swimming
Miles: 7 Fare: £11.70 CDR returning from BOGNOR REGIS
SUNDAY 11 AUGUST 1991 Leader: Philip Evans
Meet: WATERLOO at 10:15 for 10:32 to BENTLEY (A: 11.44)
Lunch: The Castle, Crondawl Tea:Al Freesco Miles: 9
Fare: £7.30
BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY 26 AUGUST 1991 Leader: Dorothy Hickman
Meet: WATERLOO at 11:00 for 11:25 train to GUILDFORD (A: 12:00)
Lunch: Compton Tea: Loseley Hall Miles: 10 Fare: £7 Travelcard Returning from Richmond
ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC RAMBLERS' CLUB
Under the patronage of
His Eminence Cardinal George Basil Hume OSB MA STL
VICE PRESIDENT HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER
Fred McAndrew Catherine MacManus Ronald Scott
LIST COMPILER SOCIAL EVENTS MEMBERSHIP/PUBLICITY
Eugene Donnelly Paul Brunning Bryan Jones
CATERING NOMINATIONS
Hilary McNabb Please send nominations to the secretary
for these committee places. including
confirmation that people are willing to
nominated. The rull list of nominees
will be in the next newsletter.
Eugene is compiling the next ramble list now and would like all details as soon as possible.
Many thanks to all or our ramble leaders who walk out and prepare for all of our Sunday walks. It is a great blessing that we can all share these very enjoyable days in the countryside.
Ron Scott has clarified the situation with regard to our families and friends who are non-Catholic in that all are welcome as our associate members. As they attend their own services on Sunday mornings they do not have the same opportunity to meet early trains for our rambles. However. we all meet up a t other times, notably on the Glastonbury walking pilgrimage in August.
And why not bring everyone along to Tower Bridge at 1 pm on Sunday 14 July for the start of the sponsored walk for the protection of unborn children. WALK THE TEN BRIDGES FOR LIFE.
For sponsorship forms and information contact Margaret Meehan at The Lancon Life Office,. 83 Margeret Street, London W1N 7EB.
Tel. 071 436 1524
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