Events notified for 2017

Events for Juniors and Healthcare Students are being planned for 2017

Mass and Brunch in Wesminster in May 2017
and
Catholics in Healthcare: Extraordinary Lives, Extraordinary Saints
which is being planned for 4th November 2017in St Aloysius Church near Euston.
Contact events@catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk or
visit the Catholic Medical Association of
England and Wales facebook page for further details

AGM of the Catholic Medical Association

Will be held on April 22nd 2017 in Birmingham.
Contact events@catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk or visit the Catholic Medical Association of
England and Wales facebook page for further details.

MANCHESTER BRANCH MEETINGS,

beginning with Mass at 7.30pm, are held in the University Catholic Chaplaincy, next to the Holy Name Church on Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PG and are followed by a buffet supper. meetings
17 Jan 2017 (Tue) - Bishop John Arnold
21 Feb 2017 (Tue) - A talk on the work of 'Cornerstones'
16 May 2017 (Tue) - Dr Adrian Treloar - Psychological effects of Abortion
21 Mar 2017 (Tue) - David Darlington, on the work of 'Out there'
June TBC– Annual dinner TBC

KENT BRANCH MEETINGS

Mass and Lenten recollections,
Friday 3rd March 2017 (Chislehurst) and
17th March 2017(Canterbury).
Mass at 7.30pm, followed by supper and the opportunity for confessions.
We will have a talk on the vocation of healthcare by Adrian Treloar our president.
We look to seeing you there.
Please email kentcma@gmail.com to let us know you are coming.
But it is also ok to just turn up on the evening.

SCOTTISH CMA

29th March 2017 - Natural Family Planning with Dr John-Paul Sullivan at St Andrew's University
29th April 2017 - Dementia hope on a difficult journey.
Dr Adrian Treloar is a Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist specialising in dementia care. He discusses dementia from a practical, medical point of view alongside a discussion of good spiritual care and the approaches we can take that can make the journey of dementia easier. Dr Treloar has pioneered palliative care of dementia and care of dementia at home through ill death, so this should be a good opportunity to think through and discuss some of the ways in which dementia really challenges Christian communities.
Signed copies of his newly published book of the same title will also be available at this meeting.
Details from scottishcma@gmail.com or www.scottishcma.org

For more details on all these events contact events@catholicmedicalassociation.org.uk
or visit the Catholic Medical Association of England and Wales Facebook page.

Local branch meetings