"A new command I give you: Love one another.  

As I have loved you, so you must love one another.”

Mass

Please Prayer for the Birmingham Conference.

Conference Prayer

Father, in Heaven,

pour out Your Spirit upon the

Birmingham Conference.

Grant to everyone a new vision  

of your glory,

A new experience of Your Power

A new faithfulness to Your Word

A new consecration to Your Service

so that Your Love may grow among

us and Your Kingdom come

through Jesus Christ Our Lord.

Amen.

Our vision is to offer an opportunity to gather together in Praise and Worship,

to receive sound Christian teaching from local and international speakers and

to celebrate the Holy Mass each day.

Our mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in accordance with the doctrines and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.

Celebration of the Eucharist

is one of the highlights of the Birmingham Conference

and is the source and summit of our faith.

And every day culminates with Holy Mass,

Birmingham Catholic Charismatic Renewal Conference

A Registered Charity Incorporated Organisation No.1153935

Registered Office: Nine Acres, Uffmoor Lane, Halesowen,

West Midlands B63 1DL

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Each person should give as much as he or she has decided in there heart, not with reluctance or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.  2 Corinthians 9: 7

The committee would like to wish you and your families a very blessed,

joyful full of happiness and peaceful Christmas and very happy 2025.

Theme and Speakers

To be announced

2025 Conference  

Monday  11th to Friday 15th August

St. John’s Hotel 651 Warwick Road Solihull B91 1AT

Pope Francis

Booking Information

Pope Francis has announced that 2025 will be a Year of Jubilee. The theme is “Pilgrims of Hope”, hope for a world suffering the impacts of war, the ongoing effects of COVID-19 pandemic, and a climate crisis.

In our Diocese, we’ll be reflecting on our initial Diocesan Vision during the Jubilee Year. There will be lots of resources for parishes, clergy, religious, lay people, educators and more, both on the Jubilee Year and on our Diocesan Vision. It’s a vital year in the Church’s life.

What is a Jubilee?

In the Catholic Church, Jubilees or ‘Holy Years’ have always been special years for mercy, forgiveness and reconciliation. The Jubilee Year is a special year of grace. It’s about pilgrimage and prayer, celebration and reconciliation. Traditionally, Jubilee years begin just before Christmas and end on the Epiphany of the following year.

There was a Holy Year of Mercy in 2015, but the 2025 Jubilee is in line with the usual 25-year gap between Jubilees. In 2000 the world and the Catholic Church were preparing to enter the new millennium.