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St. Paul - Cantley, Doncaster at 21 Goodison Boulevard, Cantley, Doncaster, South Yorkshire DN4 6BT UK - Home

Welcome to Cantley in Doncaster
Hello, I am Father Bernard O'Brien and this is the home of Saint Paul's Church on the Internet. Here you will find the latest news and information about the parish and the church. We hope you enjoy your visit and encourage you to check back often for updates! God bless you!











Our Nativity Mural

Click Here to see the Nativity Mural being painted by ST Paul's Youth In Action
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St Paul's Youth In Action

Click Here to visit the St Paul's Youth In Action Website. Take a look at the photos of previous events and get the details of upcoming ones.

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RELICS OF ST THERESE OF LISIEUX.

The Relics of St Therese of lisieux have been touring the country. Pligrims from our congregation went to the Carmelite Convent in Kirk Edge, a small and remote place, on Monday October 5th for quiet reflection and prayer.

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Our Beautiful Church.

Come and take a look around our church.

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St Paul's Golden Jubilee - 28th June 2009

THE GREAT JUBILEE: we completed the celebrations for our 50th Anniversary on the Feast Day of our Parish, SS Peter & Paul.  After the wonderfully joyous Mass, with Fr Peter Cullen eloquently lauding St Paul and inspiring our community; the gift of a beautiful new icon of our patron saint (after a 13th century original in the Monastery of Mt Sinai); we then held our Agape – in the form of a barbecue and summer Fayre.  Thank you, to everyone who came  - our parishioners and friends from other parishes in the  Deanery; thank you to all who worked so hard for the success of the day, especially the Pastoral Council, and those who contributed with gifts – people too many to mention by name.  We know the last 50 years have been truly blessed, and we thank God for it. As we go into the second fifty, we can be justly proud and filled with hope.  “As the chosen of God, then,  the  holy people whom he loves, you are to be clothed in compassion, in generosity and humility….Bear with one another, forgive each other.  The Lord has forgiven you, now you must do the same.  Over all these clothes, put on love…and always be thankful” Col. 3/12


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Happy and Holy Day!

11 of our young brothers and sisters in Christ receive their First Holy Communion.

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The Light of the World

Thank you, to the anonymous donor of a copy of the painting by William Holman Hunt.
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Father Flood Cartoon for
The 4th Sunday of Lent (C)


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Iraq: 2,000 Christians killed, 600,000 have fled nation since 2003

In the seven years since the Iraq War was launched, 2,000 Christians have been murdered and 600,000 have fled Iraq, according to Fides, the news agency of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples. 44% of Iraqi refugees are Christians, and many of the 600,000 Christians who remain ...


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Connecticut diocese destroyed ‘antiquated’ abuse complaints
Documents released by the Diocese of Bridgeport on December 1 revealed that Bishop Walter Curtis told attorneys that he destroyed “antiquated” clerical abuse complaints because “it happened so long before, there would be no point in preserving it.” Bishop ...

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US bishops release proposed new directive on nutrition, hydration

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has published a proposed new directive on providing nutrition and hydration for patients in a “persistent vegetative state.” The current directive reads: ...


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Archbishop Dolan rips New York Times for anti-Catholicism

Calling anti-Catholicism a “national pastime,” Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York has denounced The New York Times for the “unfairness against the Catholic Church” displayed in its pages in the past two weeks.

“The most ...


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Daily Mass from St. Ann's Media
"Click here to see Mass from St. Ann's Media"

Our monthly TV Mass became a weekly TV program and over 30 years has remained the only regular, local Catholic TV presentation in Scranton, PA. On January 26, 1987 Catholic Television (CTV) of the Diocese of Scranton made its debut as a 24-hour cable TV channel. Today, it is the first and only Catholic Diocesan Communications Office...


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Confessors: Open A "Dialogue of Salvation" With Penitents

At midday today, the Pope received participants in an annual course on the "internal forum" organised by the Apostolic Penitentiary. By participating in the course, he told them, "you have shown the pressing need to dedicate deeper study to a subject that is essential for the ...


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St. Bonaventure: Uniqueness And Continuity Of The Church

During today's general audience, celebrated in the Paul VI Hall, the Pope turned his attention to the written works and doctrine of St. Bonaventure of Bagnoregio.

St. Bonaventure "authentically and faithfully interpreted the figure of St. Francis of Assisi", said the Holy ...


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Solutions That Respect The Dignity Of Women

Archbishop Celestino Migliore, Holy See permanent observer to the United Nations in New York, yesterday addressed the fifty-fourth session of the Economic and Social Council's Commission on the Status of Women, which was meeting to discuss "Item 3: Follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on ...


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Guarantee A Future For Christians In The Holy Land

Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches, has sent a letter to the bishops of the world encouraging them to participate in the collection for the Holy Land, which traditionally takes place on Good Friday.

The letter, which also bears the signature of ...


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Ugandan Bishops, Close To The Needs of Their People
This morning in the Vatican, the Holy Father received bishops from the Uganda Episcopal Conference, who have just completed their "ad limina" visit. Before beginning his remarks to them, the Holy Father mentioned the recent landslides in the Bududa region of the country, saying ...
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Pope To Visit Santiago De Compostela And Barcelona

Benedict XVI is due to visit the Spanish cities of Santiago de Compostela and Barcelona in November this year, according to announcements made yesterday by Archbishop Julian Barrio Barrio of Santiago de Compostela, and Cardinal Lluis Martinez Sistach, archbishop of Barcelona.

The Holy ...


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