One of our founders, Sister Maria Parcher, and our CEO George O'Neill joined Theresa Alessandro in September to talk about the Centre's 40 years in Westminster.
Listen to this wonderful and uplifting episode of All Kinds of Catholic where Sister Maria Parcher talks about her bumpy journey to becoming a Daughter of Charity, and how it finally lead her to being part of the founding team of the Cardinal Hume Centre.
George O’Neill, the Centre’s CEO explains how things have changed, and what is still the same four decades on.
Sister Maria describes how Vincentian spirituality and Benedictine spirituality are sides of the same coin that inform the ethos of the Centre.
‘The Daughters of Charity go out to people,' she says, 'We’ve always done that. The Benedictine Order always invites people in.’
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Listen: Our founder looks back at 40 years in Westminster
One of our founders Sister Maria Parcher, joins CEO George O'Neill on a special podcast episode to discuss our 40 years in Westminster.
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Ofsted praises our support for young people
Ofsted praises support for young people at the Cardinal Hume Centre
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Fundraiser publishes book
Brendan was inspired by the Centre’s Big 4,000 Challenge – representing the distance many refugees travel in search of safety – and he decided to take on those miles himself to raise money for the Centre.