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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ushaw College
		college and seminary for the six dioceses that were comprised in the old Northern Vicariate of England.
		Ushaw; and the best evidence of how far-seeing were his plans and achievements lies in the fact that for twenty years after his death, in 1863, practically no addition was made to the fabric.
		Ushaw utilized the university training which she found close at hand.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/15233b.htm (1779 words)

	Ushaw College
		A combined college and seminary for the six dioceses that were comprised in the old Northern Vicariate of England.
		In her system of education Ushaw has clung tenaciously, though progressively, to the traditions she inherited from the "Alma Mater Duacensis" which she was founded to replace.
		The college was affiliated to Durham University in 1900, and during the next ten years 22 students took the degree of arts, 16 obtaining classical honours at the final examination, and 27 scholarships of the aggregate value of over 1000 have been secured.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/u/ushaw_college.html (1653 words)

	Welcome to Ushaw College
		Ushaw exists to serve the mission of Jesus Christ and his Church, primarily through a programme of formation for ordained ministry in the Catholic Church.
		It is the northern successor to the College founded in 1568 by Cardinal Allen in Douai (in the Spanish Netherlands, an area now in Northern France) to provide priests for the English mission during penal times and to educate Catholic laymen.
		The College is dependent on the services of a range of administrative, maintenance and ancillary staff, whose hard work, skills, and honesty, and their goodwill towards Ushaw and the Values it stands for, greatly help to fulfil its Mission.
	www.ushaw.ac.uk /mission.html (950 words)

	Welcome to Ushaw College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ushaw College is the seminary in the North of England for the training of Catholic priests.
		The Governors of the College are acutely aware of the growing educational needs of the wider Church in a changing world.
		Ushaw be developed as an Institute for Mission providing formation and education for seminarians, clergy, religious and lay people.
	www.ushaw.ac.uk (227 words)

	Favorite Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ushaw has a well established and resourced Conference Centre available for the use of all types of groups throughout the year.
		Ushaw's Conference Centre is a distinct part of the College buildings, and although less than 4 miles from the centre of Durham City, lies within picturesque countryside.
		The College is set within 30 acres of its own grounds, providing peaceful and tranquil surroundings, a welcome and accessible relief from the pressures of modern life.
	www.jesuit.ie /uk/livingtheology/ltushaw/ushaw.htm (168 words)

	Ushaw College
		Ushaw College (or St. Cuthbert's College, Ushaw) is situated about four and a half miles North West of Durham city and, since its foundation in 1808, has been primarily concerned with educating students for the Catholic priesthood.
		It is a direct descendant of the English College at Douai in France which was founded in 1568 by William (later Cardinal) Allen.
		Perhaps Ushaw's most famous statue is that of Our Lady, Mother of Help, which is in the ante-chapel to St. Cuthbert's.
	www.dur.ac.uk /b.m.hodgson/ushaw (240 words)

	Ushaw Moor Colliery
		Ushaw Moor colliery, in 1879, was bought by Henry Chaytor of Witton Castle and it was during his ownership that we find the most turbulent colliery strike in the Deerness Valley taking place.
		He offered his school as shelter for the wives and children, and the Rev.C. Gillow, president of Ushaw College, allowed the men to pitch a large tent in a field owned by the college.
		A great deal of support was given to the Ushaw Moor miners from other collieries, many mines imposing a levy on their workforce.
	www.btinternet.com /~paul.clough/ushawmoor/colliery.htm (1099 words)

	A Church near you
		The Origin of the Colleges of St. Hild and St. Bede stems from 1839 when the College of the Venerable Bede was established by the Diocese of Durham.
		St. John's College was founded in 1909 to provide an opportunity for prospective ordinands in the Church of England to receive a University education outside Oxford or Cambridge.
		Ushaw College Conference Centre is situated within one wing of Ushaw College and primarily houses four large conference rooms, perfect for conducting conferences and training of any kind.
	www.newcastle.anglican.org /findus/conferenceandretreats.htm (1150 words)

	Ushaw Moor Historical Website - Ushaw Moor History -
		The first Ushaw was located adjacent to the College farm with Low Esh to the immediate west and Hilltop to the north.
		In 1804 Bishop Gibson, the Vicar Apostolic Of the Northern District, purchased 300 acres of land from Sir Edward Smythe, Bart and commenced building the present college at Ushaw.
		In 1872 the Coal Mine's Regulation Act was passed and in the same year the Yearly Bond was abolished, releasing the pitmen from the binding obligation to work for a master or owner for a full year no matter what conditions were imposed upon him.
	freespace.virgin.net /paul.clough2/ushawmoor/ushaw1.htm (998 words)

	Welcome to Ushaw College
		Ushaw College is the seminary in the North of England for the training of Catholic priests.
		The Governors of the College are acutely aware of the growing educational needs of the wider Church in a changing world.
		Ushaw be developed as an Institute for Mission providing formation and education for seminarians, clergy, religious and lay people.
	www.ushaw.ac.uk /html/about/welcome.php (227 words)

	Discovery of coal on moors leads to development of village « Ushaw Moor Memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ushaw Moor is a former mining village on the north side of the River Deerness, half way between Durham and Esh Winning.
		Ushaw Moor's mining community was born in the second half of the 19th Century on previously empty moorland.
		Ushaw Moor's first colliery village developed on the north side of Cockhouse Lane (the B6302), three quarters of a mile west of the present village.
	ushawmoormemories.blog.com /714815 (1200 words)

	Welcome to Ushaw College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ushaw has a well established and resourced Conference Centre available for the use of all types of groups throughout the year.
		Ushaw's Conference Centre is a distinct part of the College buildings, and although less than 4 miles from the centre of Durham City, lies within picturesque countryside.
		The College is set within 30 acres of its own grounds, providing peaceful and tranquil surroundings, a welcome and accessible relief from the pressures of modern life.
	www.ushaw.ac.uk /html/conference/location.php (210 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Ushaw College
		Ushaw College is a Roman Catholic seminary, founded at Douai in France in 1568, which moved to Ushaw Moor, four miles west of Durham in England in 1808 and became a Licensed Hall of the University of Durham in 1968.
		Some of the college's buildings are no longer used, and others have been converted into a successful Conference Centre and the St Bede's Institute, which offers courses to the public.
		The College Chapel and Refectory were designed and built by Pugin.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Ushaw_College (167 words)

	Independent Catholic News
		Father Terry Drainey, Spiritual Director to the Royal English College of St Albans at Valladolid in Spain and a priest of the Diocese of Salford has been named as Rector of St Cuthbert's College, Ushaw, Durham.
		Eventually he was sent to the Royal English College Valladolid where he studied in the Augustinian Studium of the University of the Comillas.
		The meaning of this is a desire to ensure that the Rector has all the space needed for his focus to be the formation of students precisely for the priesthood.
	www.indcatholicnews.com /recus.html (492 words)

	Welcome to Ushaw College
		Ushaw has provided a venue for several years for groups of young people to meet.
		Many groups come to the College on visits organised by their schools as part of their curriculum, and under the guidance of their chaplain and teaching staff.
		The College has hosted residential and day visits for local schools, as well as longer visits for groups from further afield.
	www.ushaw.ac.uk /html/youngPeople/introduction.php (78 words)

	Ushaw College Photo Gallery by Keith Hutchinson at pbase.com
		This college came to its present location in 1808.
		It is a Roman Catholic Seminary in the Northeast of England and is the main centre for training of Catholic priests.
		Ushaw College is the home to a number of historical possesions including the finger ring of St.Cuthbert.
	www.pbase.com /scirburn/ushaw_college (95 words)

	Men In Black (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In the first of three programmes, Rosemary Hartill explores daily life in Ushaw College, Co Durham, one of only five Roman Catholic seminaries in Britain today.
		In the second of three programmes, Rosemary Hartill meets some of the characters in and around Ushaw College, Co Durham, one of only five Roman Catholic seminaries in Britain today.
		In the last of three programmes, Rosemary Hartill returns to Ushaw College, Co Durham for the climax of the college's year - the ordinations in the chapel.
	www.radiolistings.co.uk /programmes/men_in_black.html (162 words)

	Home is a Holy Place 2007
		Ushaw's Conference Centre is a distinct part of the College buildings, and although less than 4 miles from the centre of
		The Governors of the College decided in October 1998 that the rich resources at Ushaw could be made available to serve the Church throughout the whole of the northern region of the country.
		Facilities at Ushaw include 50 ensuite rooms and 80 standard bedrooms, half of which have twin beds.
	www.homeisaholyplace.org.uk /Ushaw.html (189 words)

	Thomas Eyre
		Having passed through school and college alike with credit, Eyre remained after his ordination as general prefect and master of the classes known as rhetoric and poetry.
		His scheme for a new edition of Bishop Challoner's Bible was given as up at the request of Bishop Thomas Talbot.
		Eyre removed these students first to Pontop Hall and in October, 1794, to Crook Hall, where he became president of the new college.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/e/eyre,thomas.html (349 words)

	Bishop William Hogarth
		William and his elder brother Robert (1785-1868) were educated from 1796 as church students at Crook Hall college, Durham, where students from the English secular college at Douai had settled in 1794 and which was removed to Ushaw in 1808.
		They both survived an outbreak of typhus at the college in the winter of 1808/09 during which five fellow students died, and were among the first to be ordained priests at Ushaw, Robert in March 1809 and William in the following December.
		Robert was engaged on pastoral work most of his life but William remained at Ushaw as professor, prefect general and procurator from 1811 to 1816, during which time Charles Newsham and Nicholas Wiseman were among his pupils.
	www.hogarth.org.uk /bishopw.htm (1109 words)

	Exhibit Highlights - Boston College
		University Librarian Father Terence Connolly, S.J. was a lifelong Thompson scholar and established the Thompson Collection at Boston College with enthusiastic financial support from the Honorable Judge John J. Burns, Mary J. Donnelly and many other contributors.
		The exhibit is running in conjunction with the recent publication of Dr. Brigid Boardman's The Poems of Francis Thompson (Chestnut Hill, MA: John J. Burns Library, 2001).
		This is a detail from a group portrait of Thompson and his fellow students at St. Cuthbert's College in Ushaw, England.
	www.bc.edu /libraries/centers/burns/exhibits/highlights/s-thompsonexhib (298 words)

	Ushaw College information for Living Theology
		The courses are taught by Jesuits and their associates, some university lecturers, some engaged in academic study and some involved in a variety of pastoral work.
		Ushaw College is the seminary for the Northern Province Dioceses of England and Wales.
		The College lies in extensive grounds just outside the ancient city of Durham.
	www.livingtheology.org.uk /ltushaw07.htm (190 words)

	Ushaw College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Following the Catholic Emancipation Act in the early 1800's priests from the English College at Douai in France were allowed to return and re-open schools in England.
		Ushaw College also had a number of racquet sheds, much smaller than the ballplaces, where handball doubles and singles were played.
		The game survived in the College up to about ten years ago when the boarding section closed down.
	www.etonfives.co.uk /articles/ushaw.html (494 words)

	Summer journeyings
		Well I have finally arrived into the magnificence of Ushaw College.
		It was great to catch up with the Australian seminarians now ensconced in the North American College, the first non-Americans in its history.
		The NAC is soon to be known as the Australian College (formerly the North American College).
	homepage.mac.com /frmarkwithoos/2004/Personal19.html (204 words)

	Total Catholic WebLinks - Businesses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		College of Preachers: An Ecumenical In-service Resource Network for Preachers, Biblical, Thoughtful, Practical, Ecumenical, Radical.
		Ushaw College, Durham: Ushaw College is the North of England seminary which trains Catholic priests.
		Father Terry Drainey, Rector, Ushaw College, Durham DH7 9RH.
	www.totalcatholic.com /weblinks/wl_education.html (107 words)

	KaspertheGhastlyGhost
		He told a press conference at Ushaw that the differences in how Christian communities are dealing with ethical matters were not automatically church-dividing; "we have to see if they are differences in pastoral approaches or doctrinal differences, " he said.
		While the differences hinder ecumenical dialogue, he said, the situation is further complicated by the internal divisions the issues create, such as the tensions currently felt within the Anglican Communion over the ordination of openly gay men and the blessing of homosexual unions.
		Apart from the claptrap about the claim that the "unity" Our Lord desires for the Church has yet to be fulfilled, Kasper erred grievously when he states that "ethical divisions" are a stumbling block to the realization of the goals of ecumenism.
	www.christorchaos.com /KaspertheGhastlyGhost.htm (3067 words)

	School Life, BlackBerry Picking, The HOP. .. Wilf Bell « Ushaw Moor Memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One of my aunts [she has no objection to the article but I respect her wish not to have her name splashed all over the laptop] moved from New Brancepeth to Ushaw Moor in the 1930s and by 1940 she was almost nine years old.
		Her parents did not think it was necessary for her and her brother to transfer to an Ushaw Moor School.
		Other activities in the early 1940s included: flberry picking, potato picking at Hankey’s farm New Brancepeth, dancing at “The Hop’’ which was situated near Ushaw Moor Cricket Club and going for walks [sometimes past Ushaw College and on other occasions to and from Brandon].
	ushawmoormemories.blog.com /1074492 (1026 words)

	Hell of a time
		That is my room number at Ushaw College.
		I am living not IN Hell but ON Hell as that is the name of my floor.
		The definite aim of every student, however, was Paradise, another wing entirely, far away from the din.
	homepage.mac.com /frmarkwithoos/2004/Personal24.html (574 words)

	St. Peter's College Wexford - Sr. Ida
		This took her to many places, including St John's Hospital, Enniscorthy; St Columba's Hospital, Thomastown; Ushaw College, Durham, England; Good Counsel College, New Ross; St. Kieran's College, Kilkenny; and St Peter's College, Wexford, from 1947 to 1958 to 1987, when she retired.
		I first met Sister Ida when I came to St. Peter's College in 1967, and I never ceased to marvel at the amount of work she did.
		At the time she had over 400 persons to feed each day during the school year, as well as being in charge of the kitchen staff.
	www.spcppu.com /06_Sr_Ida.htm (470 words)

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