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The Baptism of Christ, Pietro Perugino (1446–1523) and his workshop, c.1482 (detail)

The transformation of Baptism

There was nothing new about baptism as an idea, ritual cleansings were a common part of religious practice; so when S. John started to preach his baptism, it was an idea which was easily understood. But this particular baptism was something entirely different.

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Repent and believe the gospel

Those who seek to conform their will to Christ’s words of eternal life discover that they themselves begin to reflect the image of Christ to the world.

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SS Timothy & Titus BB

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Christ the King Church, Langney

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S Angela Merici V

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S Thomas Aquinas PrD

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Christ the King Church, Langney

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Sunday 31 January

Septuagesima

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St Agnes' Church

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Monday 1 February

S Brigid V

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- Fr Thomas's homily for Epiphany III is published on the website.
  
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- Fr Neil's homily for the Second Sunday after the Epiphany is published on the website.
  
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- The Apostolic See has granted a Plenary Indulgence to mark the tenth anniversary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham.
  
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- Fr Thomas's homily for the Baptism of Christ (10 January) is published on the website.
  
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- We are branches of the same vine, we are communicating vessels: the good and the bad each one does is poured out on the others. To the extent that we remain in God we draw closer to others, and to the extent that we draw closer to others we remain in God. #ChristianUnity
  
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- Our image from the archives today on the Feast of the Conversion of St Paul looks back five years to when Archbishop (then Bishop) John Wilson and Bishop Paul McAleenan were ordained Bishops. Ad multos annos!
  
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- As this #WeekOfPrayerForChristianUnity comes to an end we give thanks for the Faith we undeniably share in our Incarnate, Risen and victorious Lord Jesus Christ.
  
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- While he was on his way to Damascus to persecute Christians, Saul of Tarsus was blinded by a light. He fell off his horse and heard the words, "Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting me?" Jesus made Paul an Apostle and gave him the task of proclaiming the Gospel to the Gentiles.
  
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