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Health Report by Joan Headington

side1: Social Concern/Justice & Peace report by Sheila Flynn
side2: Social Awareness Group report by Kathleen MacKenzie

Social, Educational and Ethical team report for National Committee by Frances Chivers

side1: Services Committee report by Margaret Richards, Chairman
side2: Standing Committee for Children's Camps report

side1: Relief & Refugee report by Josie Siney, Chairman
side2: (International) Standing Committee for WUCWO Liaison report by Angela Bird

side1: Our Lady's Catechists, report by Marie Francis, Secretary
side2: NCW Education Committee Meeting, June and November 2000, report by Joan Kennedy report

Refugee Relief report for National Committee February 2001 by Barbara Cornish

Report by Mrs Ita Flach: attendance at meetings; newsletter; questionnaire on violence; landmines

Report by Mrs Ita Flach: WUCWO News; Woman's World Day of Prayer; parish activities; WUCWO day events; Pilgrimage to Shrine of St James at Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain.

page1: Circular from Angela Bird regarding the International Unit IWoman's Unit Cabinet Office): a report being collated for UN about women's human rights. WNC (Women's National Conference) papers attached:
page2: Introductory letter from Valerie Evans, Chair, WNC
page3: "What was Beijing 1995"
page4: "Background to the Project"
page5: "What has happened in the UK as a result of Beijing 1995?"

A letter from Ita Flach encouraging CWL Branch members to subscribe to the WUCWO Newsletter.

Report about the World Assembly of WUCWO, the National Board of Catholic Women; Centenary Year of WUCWO; request for photographs for Brighton Assembly.

Bishop's heraldry on cover
potter at work; shaping and re-shaping; Advnt a time for Christmas preparation and for renewal; Millenium Committee set up

pg 1& 2: Pastoral Letter
pg 3: Letter to Clergy: Rev John Bell RIP; Application format for Mixed Marriages; Committee for the relief of Wives and Children of Soldiers going East.

Catholic Education - new Bill requires the State to provide a secular education for all those between 5 and 13. This would be obtained by a local board from local rates. The lack of a religious education in these schools is a lost opportunity. A number of noblemen and gentlemen have subscribed nearly £50,000 [calculated as equivalent to £7,614,481.70 today - 18-8-2023]. This is for the erection of schools or hire of rooms. An Educational Committee has been appointed.

List of the members f the Educational Board:
President - Bishop Amherst
Vice-presidents - Joseph Shepard, Canon Scott
Committee:
Sir Henry Bedingfeld, Bart.
C R Scott, Esq
C A Scott, Esq
Thomas Shepard, Esq
Very Rev Provost Husenbeth DD VG
Very Rev Canon Oleron DD VG
Very Rev Canon Seed
Very Rev Canon Smith

Pg3: Opening paragraph: "The Bishop , at their recent meeting, having considered it advisable to make an alteration in the mode of appointment of their central education Board called the Cathoilic School Committee, agreed to announce this change in a joint Pastoral Letter, and, at the same time, to bring before the clergy and the faithful certain deeply important considerations connected with the Committee, and with Catholic elementary education in general."
Pg13-16: Appendix: Blue Book figures & statistics, income, finances around the Archdiocese, Fuunctions of the CatholicSchool Committtee; Pupil Teachers; Technical Education and Continuation (or Night) Schools

annotation on cover: "Sudbury, Suffolk"
676: Notanda: Collections, Extraordinary Confessors, Easter Communion, Quarant Ore, Holy Oils, Peter's Pence, Ecclesiastical Fund and Poor School Fund
677-683: Lent Pastoral letter - addressing the eleven recommendations made by the National Committee on 14 November 1899; dispensation from fasting and abstinence due to the prevailing epidemic of Influenza.
684-685: Notanda continued: Poor School Committee, Teachers Superannuation Fund, Infirmaries, Collections for 1900
686-693: Confraternity of St Peter's Pence / Ecclesiastical Education Fund / Diocesan Poor Schools - receipts for year 1899

Cannot duck the new Joint Working Group's first plenary [re dates for Ad Limina].
Assures the Cardinal he has been consistently fit until the virus came along - spent a week in "Hope House" in Cambridge and apart from catarrh is back on form.

The Joint Working Group WCC/RCC plenary in Rome will have been concluded in time for the Ad Limina on 16 March.
A week just spent in West country and then going for a 2 week cruise round Britain.