Looking at the stations of the cross and thinking about suffering in our world today.

Laetare Sunday and reflections of the 4th Station of the Cross, Jesus meats his mother.

Reflections on St Patrick and the transformation of adversity.

Reflection about Ash Wednesday and the situation in the Ukraine for the Staff at Ark St Alban's Academy.

Blessings

Applications Closed

2:30 p.m. Saturday 18th September

Being Green at St Alban's with LEDs and energy suppliers.

​Thomas Pollock wrote “If I breathe bad air, or live in dirt willingly, I am a suicide, if I force others to do this, or do not do my best to help them, I am a murderer” in The Birmingham Daily Post for 24th September 1874. Fr Pollock’s understanding of pollution was different from ours because science has made huge advances since then. Nevertheless, Thomas Pollock had a clear grasp of the importance of clean ground, water and air and how what we would (today) call pollution affected public health.