Happy Earth Day! To find out more about this year's campaign to raise awareness for environmentalism and the protection of our planet, please visit earthday.org

Weekly Mass resumes on campus TODAY at 1:10pm. All staff and students are welcome to join, and we will go for a tea or coffee afterwards.

Happy Vaisakhi to all of our Sikh students and staff!

Eid Mubarak wishes to all our students, staff and alumni!

Open to Roehampton University students and staff. Link in bio for signing-up.

A HAPPY & GLORIOUS EASTER to all our students and staff who celebrate!
For our devotional Easter resources, including information on local Easter Day services please follow this link: padlet.com/chaplaincy/hol…

Today Christians around the globe remember with solemnity the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.

Today Christians remember Jesus's Last Supper with His disciples and the institution of Holy Communion, also known as Mass/The Eucharist, where they remember His death by sharing in bread and wine, which many Christians believe becomes His body and blood through special blessing.

Every blessing to all those observing Holy Week.
Christians mark Holy Week in a number of ways '.
As many in our community are away we have put some devotional resources together , including a 'Stations of the Cross' video. You can find them all here:
padlet.com/.../holy-week-…...

Today marks Holi, where Hindus around the world celebrate Spring, love and life. Happy Holi to all of our students and staff who celebrate!

Today, 9 months before Christmas Day, marks the Feast of the Annunciation, where Christians remember the Angel Gabriel's visit to Mary, where he announced that God had chosen her to conceive His Son. Christians celebrate Mary courageously and faithfully saying yes to God's plan.

Purim is a Jewish festival which celebrates the freeing of the Jewish people from Haman, an official of the Achaemenid Empire, as written in the Book of Esther. We send best wishes to all who celebrate!
א פרייליכן פורים
חג פורים שמח

Today Christians remember, on this last Sunday before Easter, Jesus's glorious entry into Jerusalem on a donkey! Named Palm Sunday because people lined the roads with palm leaves, which today Christians make palm crosses from.