New Dawn in Scotland hosts this one-day conference and parish healing service at Ss John Cantius & Nicholas Parish in Broxburn on Saturday 3 February.
The day will include:
Praise and Worship
Inspiring talks
Youth & Children's Ministry
Testimonies
Workshops
Healing Service (7pm)
Speakers are Fr Frankie Mulgrew, former comedian and a priest from the Diocese of Salford, and Terry Quinn, an International Catholic Evangelist and bible scholar.
Terry will share part of his journey back to his Catholic faith after 30 years as a Pentecostal Evangelical Pastor.
There is no registration fee but any donations, however small, are welcome. Please bring a packed lunch.
Getting to the event
The address of the church is 34 West Main St, Broxburn EH52 5RJ.
There is an hourly bus service from Uphall Rail Station to Broxburn.
The church has a car park that can be accessed from Lychgate Lane or West Main Street itself.
Please visit TravelineScotland.com for specific public transport information to help plan your journey.
Schedule
9:30am: Registration opens
10:30am: Holy Mass (Celebrant Fr John Deighan Homilist Fr Frankie Mulgrew)
11:15am: Praise & Worship – Introductions
11:45am: Testimony from Michael McPhee (video)
12:00pm: TALK 1: Terry Quinn - 'Going Public for Jesus'
Separate Children's Ministry event
1:00pm: Lunch in Church Hall. Tea/Coffee available but please bring a packed lunch
1:45pm: Praise & Worship
2:15pm: TALK 2: Fr Frankie Mulgrew - 'The Joy of the Gospel'
Separate Children's Ministry event
3:00pm: Workshop – ‘How as Catholics do we share the Good News’, plus Q&A
Hope is Important: New Dawn Conference launches on Friday
The New Dawn Scotland virtual conference begins this Friday and one speaker aims to highlight hope in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Fr Nicholas Grace IVE, of The Holy Family Parish (Our Lady & St Brides, Cowdenbeath and St Joseph's, Kelty) is a featured speaker at the three-day online event.
The New Dawn virtual conference begins on Friday! ?
Fr Nicholas Grace IVE @institureincarnate tells us why he's highlighting the virtue of hope in his talk.
— Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh (@archedinburgh) August 25, 2020
— Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh (@archedinburgh) August 17, 2020
New Dawn in Scotland is a charismatic movement of the Church, part of a "worldwide association of people who desire to display the Catholic church in all Her splendour. It is Eucharistic-centred, Sacramental, Marian and Spirit-filled".
The virtual conference takes place from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 August with speakers including Bishop John Keenan and Dr Ralph Martin, professor of Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. The programme includes Holy Mass, Rosary, testimonies, teaching, healing sessions and lots more. There are talks on The Holy Spirit, Reconciliation, Healing, Mary Our Mother and Evangelisation.
Fr Nicholas, a priest of the Institute of the Incarnate Word (IVE), has spoken at previous New Dawn Conferences, which are usually held in St Andrews. He added: "I’ve enjoyed praise and worship and taking part. Though I’m not a charismatic, it’s had a positive effect on me. They are impressive people, people of faith.
"Having studied the theological virtue of hope I wanted to share the fruit of my studies. I’ll try to present the things that can help hope and those which are detrimental to it. Those which are detrimental to it include desperation, and as Catholics it is our job to offer consolation to those who are feeling down and desperate."
Fr Nicholas gives his talk on the theological virtue of hope on Sunday at 12pm. Find out more about his vocation journey here. There is no need to register for the conference, simply watch it on The New Dawn Scotland YouTube channel. Full details are on the New Dawn in Scotland website.
7.00pm Welcome – Praise and clips from New Dawn International Leaders 7.30pm Holy Mass 8.15pm Introduction to Talk 1 The Holy Spirit
Saturday 29 August
10.30am Welcome - Children’s Ministry and Zoom Session 12.00pm Welcome - Youth Ministry Pre-recorded talk released 1.30pm ND Youth ministry Zoom Session 1 4.00pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 2 Reconciliation 7.00pm Healing Service to include Talk 3
Sunday 30th August
12.00pm Welcome - Youth Ministry Pre-recorded talk released 1.30pm Fr Peter Morris and ND Youth ministry Zoom Session 2 3.30pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 4 Mary the Mother of the Church 6.00pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 5 Evangelisation 7.00pm Holy Mass 8.00pm Closing out the conference – Blessing from the Priests
Get ready for the New Dawn Scotland Virtual Conference!
The New Dawn in Scotland event goes online this year - and promises to be all praising and prayerful!
The virtual conference takes place from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 August with speakers including Bishop John Keenan and Dr Ralph Martin, professor of Theology at the Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit.
The programme includes Holy Mass, Rosary, testimonies, teaching, healing sessions and lots more.
Here are the speakers for the New Dawn Scotland 2020 virtual conference, Fri 28-Sun30 Aug, including our own Fr Nicholas Grace ?
— Archdiocese of St Andrews & Edinburgh (@archedinburgh) August 17, 2020
Five talks will folllow the five themes of the conference: The Holy Spirit; Reconciliation; Healing; Mary, Mother of the Church; Evangelisation.
Fr Nicholas Grace, of The Holy Family Parish (Our Lady & St Brides, Cowdenbeath and St Joseph's, Kelty) is also a featured speaker and there are children's and youth ministry sessions.
New Dawn in Scotland is part of a "worldwide association of people who desire to display the Catholic church in all Her splendour. It is Eucharistic-centred, Sacramental, Marian and Spirit-filled". Find out more here.
7.00pm Welcome – Praise and clips from New Dawn International Leaders 7.30pm Holy Mass 8.15pm Introduction to Talk 1 The Holy Spirit
Saturday 29 August
10.30am Welcome - Children’s Ministry and Zoom Session 12.00pm Welcome - Youth Ministry Pre-recorded talk released 1.30pm ND Youth ministry Zoom Session 1 4.00pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 2 Reconciliation
7.00pm Healing Service to include Talk 3
Sunday 30th August
12.00pm Welcome - Youth Ministry Pre-recorded talk released 1.30pm Fr Peter Morris and ND Youth ministry Zoom Session 2 3.30pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 4 Mary the Mother of the Church 6.00pm Welcome - Praise – Introduction to Talk 5 Evangelisation 7.00pm Holy Mass 8.00pm Closing out the conference – Blessing from the Priests
