Catholic? Lost touch? We want you to know you have been greatly missed your contribution is very valuable. So are your god given gifts, and we are incomplete without them.
Keeping in touch (KIT) is a parish ministry reaching out to church-going and non church-going catholics through home visits and small group meetings.
Summary of KIT Programme
To reach out to, welcome and keep in touch with all local Catholics, whether or not they go to church, through home visiting and small group meetings.
Looking for a way back to the Church?
Email Sheila to find your nearest Catholic Church and KIT Group
Welcome Pack
The KIT Welcome Pack is available for £15, Manual or CD to use in your computer £8 including p&p.
Catholic? Lost Touch?
We want you to know you have been greatly missed Your contribution is very valuable. So are your God given gifts, and we are incomplete without them.
Parish Links
The parish link scheme offers every Catholic in the parish the option of a personal, visible link with their parish family. Read more
Latest News
A workshop on Small Groups was held at Crawley and run by KIT. Here is the hand-out that was not available at the time. It is valuable for all those running small groups.
How to reach non churchgoing Catholics? The next conference will be in Pimlico on 28 April 2012 N.B. Book early as places are filling fast. Download: Poster - Invitation letter
Sheila Keefe speaking at a workshop at the "crossing the Threshold
KIT played an active role in the Birmingham "Crossing the Threshold" Conference, running one of 4 workshops designed to welcome home our non churchgoing parishioners See PowerPoint Presentation
22/11/2011
KIT will be at
St Chad's
Birmingham !
KIT will be on display at the "Crossing the Threshold"
Conference on Saturday 4th February 2012
There will be a similar conference
at Crawley on Saturday 3rd March 2012
22/11/2011
KIT was at York !
KIT was on display at the
"Crossing the Threshold"
Conference on Saturday 12 November 2011 here is all about it
15/3/2011
Crosby takes the plunge:
OMG (as my children would say), I have only just become involved in trying to launch a KIT group in my parish and here I am writing about the experience, or at least trying to!!
19/12/2010
Message to us following an evening workshop:
Dear KIT Group,
THANK YOU for the wonderfully inspiring evening last Thursday. It took a while to get people to go home as they were still buzzing! I hope and pray we can keep the momentum going into the new year and get our Pastoral Visiting programme off to a good start. God bless you in your work, Lee & Stubbington Parish, Portsmouth Diocese.
19/09/2010
See KIT Facebook: Facebook group
06 /12/2010
Fr Gerald O'Collins, sj. a former research professor in theology at St Mary's College, Twickenham and emeritus professor of systematic theology of the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, wrote to say: It was a delight to learn about KIT. Your work in reaching out to those who have lost touch with the Church sounds wonderful. St Paul would approve highly.
20/09/2010
Fr Daniel O'Leary's message . KIT hopes you find time to read these pages. One or other of the following reflections may touch you in some way.
01/06/2010
Grace.