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Welcome
Welcome to the Spalding Catholic Community Website serving Spalding, Holbeach and surrounding areas. We hope that you will find this site useful and you will find all the information you require.
Message from the Parish Priest Father James Burke:
"Welcome to our Parish website. Our parish serves the entire South Holland DistrictOur parishioners hail from all parts of the world, but by far the largest ethnic community is Polish and Eastern European. Our Polish community celebrate their own mass in our Church in Spalding every Saturday evening at 6.30pm.
Browsing our website, there is so much to see and do - you may, through this website, register your child's information to enrol on the next available pre-Baptism programme - or for any of the sacraments. If you are new to the parish "Welcome". You can register your details with us on this site and you can also arrange for a priest, parish sister or pastoral assistant to visit you at home.
I am sure you will find this website interesting and will want to return. Finally if I, or any of our pastoral team can be of any help to you, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you for your visit today. Every good wish and blessing."
Fr. Jim
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or drop into the Parish office. If you have any other suggestions or ideas you would like to see included please use the suggestions topic in the forum area.
If you are having problems registering for access to the members area, please select Help from the menu on the left for a guide on "How to Register". If you have not received your activation email after 24 hours please check your spam mail inbox. If the activation email is not there, try loging in using the details you provided which should send you another activation email.
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Available for download

An article entitled: 'Address of Pope John XIII by Bill Huebsch.
Please note this is a very long document (9 pages)
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An article entitled: 'The Church on the eve of Vatican II by Bill Huebsch.
Please note this is a very long document (7 pages)
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An article entitled: 'Seven Principles, Five Steps, and Twelve Issues' by Bill Huebsch.
Please note this is a very long document (16 pages)
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An article entitled: ‘Seven Factors that Gave Rise to Vatican II’ by Bill Huebsch.
Please note this is a very long document (19 pages)
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