Spirit of the Season
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- 2002–3
- 2003–4
- 2004–5
- 2005–6
- 2006–7
- 2007–8
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- Index of Past Issues
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Contact details - ISSN 1748-5088
- Getting in Touch
- Martin Foster
Liturgy Office
39 Eccleston Square
London SW1V 1PL - 020 7901 4850
020 7901 4821 (fax)
Martin.Foster@cbcew.org.uk - The views expressed in the Spirit of the Season are not necessarily those of the Bishops' Conference.
Spirit of the Season is a publication from the Liturgy Office of the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.
It is for teachers, catechists and all involved with worship with children. It hopes to offer reflection and information in the area of worship. It is intended to publish twice every term.
It is distributed free of charge through diocesan RE centres & liturgy contacts.
Spirit of the Season uses Adobe Acrobat. This allows material to be printed for personal or parish use.
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SOS Index
Spirit of the Season has been published for 5 years. In that much useful material has been produced that continues to be of use to people. To assist finding past material there is a complete Index of contents.
Spirit of the Season Guides
Drawing together useful material from previous issues of Spirit of the Season. The first guide is taken from a series in 2005-6. Guides are also produced to focus on a particular issue.
- PowerPoint & Liturgy [pdf]
- Holydays of Obligation [pdf]
2008-2009
- Spirit of the Season 2008–9 has its own page with a more complete list of links and information.
2007-2008
- Spirit of the Season 2007–8 has its own page with a more complete list of links and information.
2006-2007
- Spirit of the Season 2006–7 has its own page with a more complete list of links and information.
2005–2006
- Spirit of the Season 2005–6 has its own page with a more complete list of links and information.
Thanks to contributors over the years: Mary Crowley, Chris Malone, Julie McCann, Sheila MacNamara, Frances Novillo, Jane Porter, Moira Siara, Peter Siney, Paul Varey, Chris Walsh, Anne White