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What is the Catenian Association?

The Catenian Association is a group of like-minded practising Catholic laymen, who share a common faith and values. The Association was founded in Manchester in 1908 and has now grown to over 10,000 members. Membership is maintained in local branches known as “Circles” and these are located throughout Great Britain. In the last 40 years the Association has spread to a number of overseas countries, including Ireland, Australia, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Malta.

The Association’s Circles meet formally once a month for prayer, discussion and to socialise, and it has been found that this welcoming social environment fosters warm friendships. Catenians are known to each other as “Brother” and all Brothers recognise their Christian duty to help their neighbour so that those who suffer misfortune are sympathetically and generously helped. The association gives strong support to the institution of the family and to the Church and supports both charitable and community organisations.

Catenians individually often devote their time and resources to serving the Church, the civic community and their neighbours. This commitment is voluntary, but all members recognise that there is an obligation to witness to the way of Christ by showing an unselfish care and concern for others. You will find that there are a number of Catenians quietly active in the life and organisation of our parish and in many ways providing valuable support to the Parish Priest.

Swale Circle

Swale Circle holds its meetings in Sittingbourne on the second Tuesday of each month. Meetings start at 7.30pm, beginning and ending with prayers, and are normally followed by social activities which include dinner. “Ladies Nights”, when wives are invited, are held regularly and other social events are organised throughout the year; once a year local clergy are entertained to dinner. The outstanding event in the Circle’s calendar, however, is President’s Sunday when the President invites members and their families to accompany him to Mass and afterwards join him for an informal afternoon of fun, food and entertainment.



For more information :
E-mail: Swale Catenians


Additional information will also be found on the Catenian Association website which is:  http://www.thecatenians.com
 

 

 


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