October 18, 2018

A rich harvest

On Thursday 27 September, St John’s Catholic Primary School in Bridgnorth invited parents and local parishioners to join them to celebrate a Harvest Mass. The pupils and their parents generously donated many food items, which were then taken by the school’s Mini Vinnies group to the Bridgnorth Food Bank.

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A rich harvest

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