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WELCOME
TO
2020 EVENTS & BROCHURE
HOLIDAYS THAT
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
75TH
ANNIVERSARY
CatholicPeoplesWeeks.org
YEAR SPECIAL
ENRICHING
THE CHURCH
THROUGH
EDUCATING &
EMPOWERING Catholic People’s Weeks (CPW) is a not-for-profit
volunteer-led organisation running events and holidays
THE LAITY. that aim to enrich our Christian faith and revitalise the
heart, mind and spirit.
From weekend retreats to week-long holidays, we
hope that you will find events that nourish your faith,
ignite your intellect, inspire social action, invite you to
laugh and create, and enrich you with friendships old
and new.
CPW have been running events for Catholic people
and families for the last 75 years - our experience, and
the dedication and passion of our members, enables us
to run events that are full of faith, food for thought, fun
and friendships.
We love welcoming new members of all ages and we
can’t wait to meet you on an upcoming event.
Find out more: www.CatholicPeoplesWeeks.org
Registered charity number: 241556
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CONTENTS
Welcome to CPW’s
2020 brochure.
Inside you’ll find
information about
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our exciting and
Chair’s Letter Details of 2020 Events Booking Information
enriching events for An inroduction to our aims for Dates, themes, teams and How to book on to an event
our 75th Anniversary the year. locations for upcoming events. online and by post.
Year. We hope you
will join us this year
as we celebrate, 5 10-11 19
Map of Upcoming Events 75th Anniversary Day Booking Form
learn, grow and A handy one-page guide to Information on our 75th Paper form for those who
pray together. locations across the UK. Anniversary Day of would like to book by post.
Celebration.
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CHAIR’S
WELCOME
LETTER
By Anne Dixon
This is an exciting year for us. Seventy-
five years ago, on 15th August 1945, the
very first CPW event was held at Waddon
College, Oxford. Much has changed in the
Church and the World since then, but CPW has
continued to offer Catholic people, and their friends
and families, enriching, empowering and enjoyable
residential events in a creative community of faith.
Since 2020 marks CPW’s 75th Anniversary, we’re planning a celebration
(more on pages 10-11). The celebration is on 15th August 2020 and we’d
love to see you there. Whether you come to CPW every year, used to come
in the past, or if you’ve never been but would like to - this celebration is for
you, so please put the date in your diary!
Our 75th Anniversary celebrations will last throughout the year, so
“For 75 years whichever of our ten 2020 events you chose to attend, you’ll be part of
CPW has offered the celebrations.
enriching, CPW’s 2020 events will also explore different aspects of Prophecy in
our individual and shared faith story*. From our Dora Turbin Lecture with
empowering David McLoughlin in February, to our ‘BGM with a difference’ in Leeds in
and enjoyable November, we have a great programme with events to suit all our members.
Thinkers, walkers, cyclists, singers, dancers, readers, helpers and hopers -
residential events whatever your gift, come and join us. You’ll be more than welcome.
in a creative
* 2020 is the second year in our three year programme of study on Priesthood,
community of faith“ Prophesy and Kingdom - each event is distinct and attendance at previous
events is not a pre-requisite.
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2020 EVENTS AT A GLANCE:
DORA TURBIN LECTURE & OVERNIGHT | LEEDS
15 - 16 FEB | Pg. 7
TEAMS DAY | CHIPPING CAMPDEN
21 NOV | Pg. 17
SPRING WEEKEND | PENMAENMAWR
FAMILY-FRIENDLY BGM | CHIPPING CAMPDEN
13 -15 MAR | Pg. 8
21 NOV | Pg. 17
WALKING WEEK | PENMAENMAWR SUMMER WEEK | BOARS HILL
29 JUN - 4 JUL | Pg. 9 10 - 15 AUG | Pg. 12
CYCLING WEEK | MALVERN
17 - 21 AUG | Pg. 14
SUMMER WEEK | KINTBURY
AUTUMN LECTURE | LONDON
9 -15 AUG | Pg. 13
20 OCT | Pg. 15
75TH ANNIVERSARY DAY OF CELEBRATION | KINTBURY
15 AUG | Pg. 10 AUTUMN WEEKEND | AYLESFORD
29 OCT - 1 NOV | Pg. 16
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WHAT HAPPENS AT
A CPW EVENT?
Every CPW has its own theme, chosen by the chair, which Liturgy is an integral part of every CPW day and is
is explored during the week through talks, discussions, and encouraged to arise naturally as a response to the event’s
various activities. theme. Everyone is welcome to contribute to our prayers,
the celebration of Mass and other forms of worship. Our
The CPW team, led by the chair and assisted by excellent liturgies are creative and inclusive. Our chaplains are
speakers, present ideas around the theme to the adults part of the event team from the outset and are skilled in
in morning and early evening sessions. We aim to use facilitating participation.
varied approaches, to suit all learning styles. There are
opportunities to respond to the presentations, individually Place and time are important factors to your enjoyment.
and in group work, which are enjoyable, inclusive and For busy participants our one-day events are located
stimulating. Serious discussion interspersed with laughter is near good public transport access and/or have parking
a common feature of these sessions. facilities. For those with more time to relax and reflect, our
18+ residential centres have a calmer atmosphere and
Meanwhile, on our all-age weeks a team of trained are located in quieter more rural locations
helpers lead separate sessions for the children and young
people. These sessions are fun-filled, enjoyable, safe, For those with children and young people to care for, our
healthy and varied; often encompassing art, drama or all-age events take place in school holidays in centres with
film-making, as well as swimming, playing games and space and facilities for fun activities.
sport. Whatever the members of your family enjoy doing
we will do our best to accommodate them. We aim to provide events which are accessible and
enjoyable for all abilities.
The afternoons are free to spend time with friends and
family relaxing, having some quiet time, or exploring the
local area.
The evening sessions include time for discussion and
reflection on the themes of the day. The later evenings
provide opportunities for relaxed conversation and
socialising. There is usually a small informal ‘bar’ as well
as optional evening activities such as games, singalongs
and quizzes. These activities are run on a volunteer basis.
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FEB
Winter Weekend:
15 Prophetic Imagination
Includes the Dora Turbin Lecture
15 - 16 Feb 2020 | Fully Catered | Childcare Available During Lecture
Hinsley Hall, Leeds
In the year of CPW’s 75th Anniversary we will use stories of inspirational people who
have been part of CPW’s history to find ways to respond to challenges today.
The speaker for the Dora Turbin Lecture on Saturday 15th will be David McLoughlin,
Emeritus Fellow of Christian Theology at Newman University, Birmingham. In his
research he explores the relationship between theology and everyday life. On the
challenge of prophetic imagination in 2020, David says “in every age we need men
and women who open up for us the prophetic imagination of a Moses at the burning
bush, or Hosea and Amos in a time of national crisis and of Jesus in his time”.
Chair - Ellen Teague The chaplain is Columban Father Jim Fleming who worked in Pakistan for 20 years
and now raises awareness about missionary outreach and supports asylum seekers
Speaker - David McLoughlin in Birmingham. Ellen Teague is part of the Columban Justice, Peace and Integrity of
Creation Team, and works as a Catholic journalist on justice, peace and ecology
Chaplain - Fr Jim Fleming SSC
issues. She has been involved with Catholic Peoples Weeks since the late 1980s.
Organiser - Malcolm Dixon
The weekend will run from lunch on Saturday to after lunch on Sunday. A day guest
Hinsley Hall - A comfortable rate is available for those who would like to attend on Saturday only (lunch included).
venue in attractive and peaceful Children are welcome as day guests and childcare will be available during the Dora
landscaped grounds. All bedrooms Turbin Lecture.
provide full en-suite facilities.
Vegetarian or special dietary needs Price: £140 per adult residential* | £55 per adult day rate | £5 under-18 day rate
are catered for. The surrounding
area has much to offer - the Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
Yorkshire Dales, stately homes, By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
ancient abbeys, art galleries,
More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
museums, and the shopping and
entertainment facilities of Leeds. *Automatic bursaries of £50 per adult are available for this event (overnight only). Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the
booking form, or at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £50 per adult.
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MAR
Spring Weekend:
13 Prophets – Messengers Opening
Unseeing Eyes & Unhearing Ears
Exploring Prophecy - Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
13 - 15 Mar 2020 | Fully Catered | 18+
Noddfa Spirituality Centre, Penmaenmawr, Wales
“Everyone has a prophetic task, the potential to burn with the same fire [of Pentecost]
and light up every corner of the earth.” (Judith Lang, They Looked at God, New City,
London, 2005).
What does it mean to have a prophetic task, and who were, and are, our prophets?
Ezekiel...Christ...Romero...who now? What effect might it have if we really listen to the
Chair - Teresa Saunders prophets’ messages of the past? If we in turn are to be prophets to others, what is our
message and do we have to suffer as all the prophets suffered?
Chaplain - Nicholas Postlethwaite
We hope this weekend will give us the opportunity to open our unseeing eyes and
Organiser - Tom Dawkes unhearing ears to our own prophetic tasks. In this weekend together we will explore
these questions to set us thinking and praying throughout CPW’s year on prophecy.
Penmaenmawr - The Noddfa Bring your own ideas to help our exploration.
Spirituality Centre in Penmaenmawr,
run by Sisters of the Sacred Heart
of Mary, is a Victorian mansion in
lovely grounds overlooking the sea.
The coastal resorts and mountains
of North Wales are close by. Price: £170 per adult*
Accommodation is mainly single or
twin-bedded rooms, a few on the Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
ground floor, plus stair lift to the 1st
By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
floor.
More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
*Automatic bursaries of £50 per adult are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking form, or
at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £50 per adult.
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JUN
Walking Week:
29 Walking as Witness
“To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly
with your God.” Micah 6:8
29 June - 4 July 2020 | Fully Catered | 11+
Noddfa Spirituality Centre, Penmaenmawr, Wales
What does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly
with your God (Micah 6:8). During this week we will be considering the implications
of Micah’s prophetic call, looking at Biblical and some modern prophets who walked
or marched as witness to their calling.
We will be walking each day and exploring some of the countryside around
Penmaenmawr and nearby Snowdonia National Park. The week will be fully catered,
with a picnic lunch each day. You should come prepared to walk up to 10 miles each
day.
Chair - Barbara Wilson
Children and young people over the age of 11 are welcome, but they will be the
Chaplain - Tim Redmond
responsbility of their parents or carers as there is no parallel children’s programme.
Organiser - Breideen Murtagh
Penmaenmawr - The Noddfa
Spirituality Centre in Penmaenmawr,
run by Sisters of the Sacred Heart
of Mary, is a Victorian mansion in
lovely grounds overlooking the sea.
The coastal resorts and mountains
of North Wales are close by.
Price: £380 per attendee*
Accommodation is mainly single or
twin-bedded rooms, a few on the
Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
ground floor, plus stair lift to the 1st
By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
floor.
More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
*Automatic bursaries of £100 per attendee are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking
form, or at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £100 per person.
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“THIS IS THE DAY
THE LORD HAS
MADE, LET US
REJOICE AND BE
GLAD” PSALM 118:24
Celebrate 75 Years of CPW!
Saturday 15th August 2020
St Cassian’s Centre, Kintbury
£10 ADULTS | £5 CHILDREN | REGISTER AT:
www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org
Camping & accommodation available.
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CPW has so much to be thankful for that we want to celebrate all
we are and all we might be thanks to God’s generosity.
Nowhere is this more clearly exhibited than in the wonders of
Creation which will be displayed for us in the natural surroundings
of the house and grounds of the St Cassian’s Centre at Kintbury.
As part of our celebrations we will remember our responsibilities
to the Earth (referred to as ‘our common home’ by Pope Francis)
and to the generations for whom we hold it in trust. Are we
respectful and appreciative of our beautiful home? Could we do
more to protect it? What are the challenges that lie ahead?
The day will provide food for thought as well as ‘soul food’
for people of all ages and abilities. Our keynote speaker will
encourage us to see the world in a new light - God’s light - which
we hope will shine through all our praying, singing, dancing,
talking and just being together.
If you’re ever been to a CPW (even once!), or you come every
year, or you’ve thought you might come but haven’t got round to
it, or you’ve just heard about us and you’d like to know more - this
day is for you. Come and join us and help us celebrate 75 years
of faith seeking understanding.
11Summer Week:
A People’s Theology for
the 21st Century
10 - 15 Aug 2020 | Fully Catered | 18+
Boars Hill Carmelite Priory, Oxford
With the help of our Keynote speaker, Diarmuid O’Murchu, we will be considering the
human story, our place in the whole of Creation and the Christ event within it.
AUG
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Diarmuid is a Catholic Priest, as well as a well-known author and retreat leader. His
most recent books include Beyond Original Sin, Incarnation: A New Evolutionary
Threshold, Inclusivity: A Gospel Mandate and Christianity’s Dangerous Memory: A
Rediscovery of the Revolutionary Jesus.
Diarmuid’s concerns regarding climate change have been an important influence on
his writing, as have the work of Teilhard de Chardin and contemporary theologians.
Chair - Sue Williamson
We hope that, in dialogue with Diarmuid, as well as from our own reflections and
Chaplain - Diarmuid O’Murchu liturgies, the implications for the implementation of an adult faith in connection to
today’s most pressing issues, will emerge.
Organiser - Frank and Teresa
Monteiro
Boars Hill - Boars Hill is a Carmelite
Priory just outside Oxford, within
easy reach of the A34 and M40. Its Prices:
peaceful setting has pleasant walks
£350 per adult (double occupancy room)*
from its doorstep and fantastic views
over the nearby city of Oxford.
£400 per adult (single occupancy room)*
It provides quiet and accessible
accommodation in single and twin Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
rooms. By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
*Automatic bursaries of £100 per adult are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking form, or
at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £100 per adult.
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AUG
Summer All-Age Week:
8 ‘Wake up! Revive what remains,
for it is fading fast’ Rev 3:2
Prophetic Voices in the Call to Reform
9-15 Aug 2020 | Catered* | All Age (Parallel Children’s Programme)
St Cassian’s Centre, Kintbury
The Church, says Pope Francis, “needs prophets.... it needs all of us to be prophets, not
critics who don’t approve of anything, but one who opens wide the doors of hope”.
Prophetic voices challenge us to ‘wake up’, to trust and keep faith, to be courageous
in the proclamation of God’s word. But the many complex issues of our time – social,
economic, cultural, political and personal - offer no easy answers or quick solutions.
How is it possible for the Church to be the rock of Truth, and respond with an open and
generous heart to the many challenges of the modern world? Whose are the prophetic
voices who will truly wake us up and help the Church ‘revive what remains’?
Chair - Helen Floyd
During this all-age week we will listen to a range of prophetic voices: of women and
Chaplain - Tim Redmond
men in politics, media and education; of young people; and of parishioners.
Organisers - Deirdre Mahon and
Mary Ring Through thought-provoking presentations, supportive discussions, quiet reflection, and
creative and inclusive liturgies, we can all play our part as prophets of hope; listening
Chief Helper - Nathan Barry to the voice of the Holy Spirit speaking to the Church today.
Kintbury - St. Cassian’s Centre,
Prices:
Kintbury, run by the De La Salle
£320 per adult** (£275 for camping option)
Brothers, is set in beautiful West
Berkshire countryside not far £225 per child
from Newbury. The village is on
a national cycle route and has a Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
railway station. The centre is very By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
popular with youth groups. Camping More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
is available on this week. * We will wash up after meals.
**Automatic bursaries of £100 per adult are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking form,
or at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £100 per adult.
13Summer Cycling Week:
A Fair Field Full of Folk
17 - 21 Aug 2020 | Catered | 11+
Start: Malvern Station | Finish: Oxford Station | Various Overnight Venues
‘A fair field full of folk I found there between
Of all manner of people, the poor and the rich,
Working and wandering, as the world demanded.’
William Langland, The Vision of Piers Ploughman
AUG
Following two recent very successful cycling pilgrimages, we are offering a short
17 cycling week through the Cotswolds. We shall take as our starting point the Malvern
Hills and Piers Ploughman’s vision of the modern world as he gazed across the plain.
As we travel together and encounter others on the way, we will consider the way the
world works, how we live with our fellow humans, and our place within the landscape
God has created for us.
Chair - Mari Girling
Mutual support, good companionship and lots of fresh air alongside daily prayer and
Support Rider - Anne Dixon visits to places of interest on our route will leave us invigorated and inspired.
Please visit the website for more Our cycling will be leisurely, but you will be expected to be a competent on-road
details on venues and pricing. cyclist with the ability to cope with some off-road moments. There will be a support
vehicle to carry small overnight bags. Young cyclists are very welcome with a 1:1 adult
catholicpeoplesweeks.org ratio. For more information visit the website.
Prices:
Details of costs and overnight accommodation to be announced - please see the website.
Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
More Information: Email secretarycpw@gmail.com
*Automatic bursaries of £100 per adult are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking form, or
at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £100 per adult.
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OCT
Autumn Lecture 2020: A Dialogue
20 Between Science & Faith
Monica Grady - Professor of Planetary & Space
20 Oct 2020 , 7pm | London | +11
Our 2020 Autumn Lecture will be given by Professor Monica Grady, Professor of
Planetary and Space Science at the Open University.
A practicing Catholic, Prof Grady will speak about the dialogue between Science and
Faith. In an interview with Kirsty Young for BBCRadio 4’s Desert Island Discs she said:
“My faith just permeates everything; it’s just there. But I’m not a creationist.”
It is sure to be an excellent and thought-provoking evening and we can’t wait to see
you there.
CPW’s annual autumn lecture is part of the organisation’s commitment to providing
good-quality educational opportunities to adult Christians to build a responsible,
informed Church.
FREE TO ATTEND
Reserve your space here: www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events
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Autumn All-Age Week:
29 Seek First To Understand
Deepening Dialogue, Discovering Difference
29 Oct -1 Nov 2020 | Fully Catered | All-Age (Parallel Children’s Programme)
Aylesford Priory, Kent
In today’s world, followers of one who welcomed the outsider, often pride themselves
on how unprejudiced and welcoming they are. We aim to build bridges not walls. We
celebrate diversity. We recognise that we are all the same underneath and find common
ground and ways to work together. But how often do we truly try to understand others?
To find out what someone else really believes, and why, requires true dialogue and
deep listening.
We will spend four days at the beautiful Aylesford Priory in Kent, challenging ourselves
to listen properly and understand the differences between ourselves, other faiths and
Chair - Louise Cook other Christian traditions. And, perhaps the hardest of all, between ourselves and
Catholics with different opinions.
Chaplain - Peter Hunter
In doing so we might also come to understand better what lies behind our own
Organiser - Cath Willcox
opinions and find out which of our beliefs are fundamental and which are based on
Chief Helper - Anna Dixon our personalities, backgrounds and experiences.
Aylesford Priory - Set in the heart
of Kent, The Friars is an ancient Prices:
religious house of the Order of £330 per adult (double occupancy)*
Carmelites dating back to the £357 per adult (single occupancy)*
13th century. In recent years The £230 per child
Friars has become a great centre
of pilgrimage and a place of Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book and pay online.
ecumenical activity. The Friars is
By Post: Complete the booking form on the back page and pay by cheque.
great for walking with lots of paths
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and trails to follow throughout the
grounds, and vast fields to play on. *Automatic bursaries of £100 per adult are available for this event. Tick ‘Apply Bursary’ on the booking form, or
at checkout when you book online. This will automatically reduce your final bill by £100 per adult.
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Teams Day
NOV Prayer and Planning for 2021 Teams
21 21 Nov 2020, 10am -1pm | School Hall, Chipping Campden School
Our annual Teams Day will be held on Saturday 21st November 2020 at Chipping
Campden Secondary School. The day brings togeher chairs, organisers and chaplains
for all 2020 and 2021 events, and offers the teams opportnities to plan, pray together
and learn from each other as they prepare for the year ahead. The Team’s Day will be
followed by the BGM.
For more information contact secretarycpw@gmail.com
NOV
Biennial General Meeting: A
21 Gathering of Priests & Prophets
Family-Friendly BGM With a Difference!
21 Nov 2020, 2pm-5pm | Free Event | Childcare Available
School Hall, Chipping Campden School, Cidermill Ln, Chipping Campden
As our year of celebration for the first 75 years of CPW comes to a close, we will
take time to consider our discoveries together in the two preceding years of study: in
2019 we examined our understanding of Priesthood in its many forms - in community,
celebration, ceremony, prayer, parenting, symbol and play. In 2020 we will be
responding to prophetic voices and listening for our own call.
What have we learned? How is the world different today? What part did we play?
Chair - Anne Dixon What does it all mean? What happens next?
Organiser - Malcolm Dixon In a change to our usual format, the Biennial General Meeting will form part of a half
day non-residential conference to which all are invited. We hope as many members
Venue - Chipping Campden School
is a located in Chipping Campden as possible will attend.
in Gloucestershire. It’s well placed
geographically and a great place for Childcare will be available during the BGM (helpers will take children swimming at the
either a day trip or an overnight. There municipal pool next door to the school), so please join us! Tea, coffee, fruit and biscuits
are hotel and B&B options nearby that will be povided.
attendees can book direct. The school
has a big car park and is next door to
Book Online: Visit www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events to book your place online.
the municipal pool.
17BOOKING
INFORMATION
Prices Making a booking
Prices for each event are given on the event pages in this The easiest way to make a booking is through our website,
brochure, as well as online. where you can make a booking and pay your deposit
online: www.catholicpeoplesweeks.org/events
Discounts
To send a booking by post, fill out the booking form on the
CPW are pleased to offer the folowing discounts: opposite page and enclose a cheque for your deposit.
Please make cheques payable to ‘Catholic Peoples
5% Early booking discount on bookings received at least Weeks’. Deposits are non-refundable.
four months before an event.
If you are not a member, part of your deposit will be used
25% New member discount if this is your first CPW. to pay a small annual membership fee (£15 per household
or £7.50 for low-income households). This is only paid
50% Large Family discount for 3rd & subsequent children.
once a year, irrespective of how many events are booked
Bursaries & Financial Help in that year (Jan-Dec).
CPW are able to offer the following bursaries, kindly Paying the balance
funded by member donations:
At the event you will be presented with your final account
Optional Automatic bursary - Each event has a reduced which will have provision for you to add optional
automatic bursary rate which can be specified at time of donations to the World Fund and the Bursary Fund.
booking without recourse to the treasurer.
There are two ways to pay your final account:
Larger Bursaries & Family Bursaries - CPW is able to offer
1. Our preferred method is electronic bank transfer to
additional financial help from the Bursary Fund if cost is a
CPW account no.00005261, sort code 40-52-40. The
barrier to booking. Contact treasurercpw@gmail.com for a
reference should be the event code (in event information),
confidential enquiry.
followed by your surname and initial (e.g. MV19 Smith, J)
Carers bursaries - Bursaries are available to long-term
2. Cheque payable to ‘Catholic Peoples Weeks’, given to
members of CPW who need a carer. Please contact
the event organiser.
treasurercpw@gmail.com
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BOOKING FORM
Registered charity number: 241556
19We look forward to seeing you at a
CPW event soon!
Please visit our website for bookings
and more information:
www.CatholicPeoplesWeeks.org
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