Finding Newness in Old Age – online reflection

You are invited to our next online reflection, Finding Newness in Old Age, which is on Tuesday 23rd June, 7-8pm A challenge to us all as to see growing older as a positive experience, the reflection will focus on how we can transition through the different stages of growing older,… Continue reading

“You are precious in my eyes”- online event for carers – Wednesday 15th July 2pm

Growing Old Grace-fully are hosting an online session and reflection as part of our Carers Project, being led by Michelle Anderson. This is on Wednesday 15th July at 2pm. “You are Precious in my Eyes“, we will consider how carers may often feel ignored or invisible, but can be reassured in… Continue reading

Carers Mass – Saturday 11th July – 12 noon

All carers and the person or people they are caring for are invited to join us for a special Mass to celebrate the wonderful and important work of unpaid carers across the Diocese of Leeds. It is on Saturday 11th July at 12pm (12 noon) at Leeds Cathedral, Great George… Continue reading

Carers Project – Monthly Online Support Sessions

Every First Wednesday of the month at 2pm – starting 3rd June 2026 Growing Old Grace-fully is starting a monthly online support group for unpaid carers, which will meet on the first Wednesday of every month at 2pm. This is part of our Carers Project, being led by Michelle Anderson.… Continue reading

Stations of the Cross for carers – video

The special Stations of the Cross for carers is now available to watch online our our YouTube Channel. These special Stations of the Cross have been written by Fr Eamonn Hegarty and Michelle Anderson specifically with carers in mind. Fr Eamonn is Parish Priest of St. Mary of the Angels,… Continue reading

Online Stations of the Cross – for carers

Tuesday 24th March 7pm Growing Old Grace-fully is hosting an online Stations of the Cross on Tuesday 24th March 7pm – 8pm. These special Stations of the Cross have been written by Fr Eamonn Hegarty and Michelle Anderson specifically with carers in mind.  Fr Eamonn is Parish Priest of St.… Continue reading