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Hello, this is the website of Saint Michael the Archangel 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! If you have questions or would like further information please click on the "Contact" button on the left to contact me, Father Antony Burke, the Parish Priest.

The Catholic Chapel at Hathersage
The chapel had its origin at Nether Hirst, one of the group of farms which lay on what was then the main road over Stanage from Sheffield to Hope. The owner of Nether Hirst, Thomas Barley (or Barlow), married into a leading recusant family, the Fitzherberts. His wife, Matilda, was the daughter of ...
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Three Centuries of History
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Priests in charge of the Chapel
For a chronological list of the Priests who served the Catholic Community of Hathersage please click 'more'
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Celebration of The Catholic Chapel at Hathersage
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Father Flood Cartoon for
The 7th Sunday of the Year (B)


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A Bluetit Shows His Colours
... In An English Country Garden


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US Senate: Cardinal McCarrick defends religious freedom of Muslims, Catholics

Testifying before a senate judiciary subcommittee hearing on “Protecting the Civil Rights of American Muslims,” Cardinal Theodore McCarrick defended the religious freedom of Muslims and Catholics.

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Persecution of Church looming in Sudan?

The secretary general of the Sudanese bishops’ conference is expressing concern that the Church in the northern part of the nation will suffer persecution if the residents of southern Sudan opt for independence in a January 2011 referendum. In addition, “the lives of ...


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Mother Teresa’s Successor Reflects on Suffering

In an interview with Fides, the news agency of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, Sister Mary Prema, superior general of the Missionaries of Charity, reflects on suffering and on the example of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. She says:

 

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Islamic Insurgents Expel Christian Aid Groups From Southern Somalia

Al-Shabaab, an Islamic insurgent group that controls most of southern and central Somalia, has expelled three Christian aid groups from the southern part of the nation. “Acting as missionaries under the guise of humanitarian work, the organizations have been spreading their corrupted ...


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Benedict XVI Invites The International Community To Help The Countries Of The Sahel
This morning in the Vatican, the Holy Father received in audience twenty-five members of the John Paul II Foundation for the Sahel (the sub-Saharan region of Africa which includes countries on the west coast and central part of the continent). The institution came into being following John Paul ...
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Holy See Press Office Rejects Unfounded Claims About The IOR And The AIF
The Holy See Press Office has issued a communique rejecting claims made in an article entitled "Money Laundering: Four Priests under Investigation. The Silence of the Vatican" which appeared yesterday in the Italian newspaper "L'Unita". Extracts from the communique are given ...
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Jesus' Prayer Before Dying
The prayer of Jesus at the moment of His death, as narrated by St. Mark and St. Matthew was the theme of Benedict XVI's catechesis during his general audience, held this morning in the Paul VI Hall.

"In the structure of the narrative", the Pope said, "Jesus' cry rises ...

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Pope's Lenten Message: Charity As A Means To Salvation
Made public today was the 2012 Lenten Message of the Holy Father Benedict XVI, the title of which is taken from the Letter to the Hebrews: "Let us be concerned for each other, to stir a response in love and good works". Extracts from the English-language version of the document are ...
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