After emotional debate, Welsh Senedd narrowly votes for assisted suicide proposals
Assisted dying services on the NHS in Wales have moved a step closer after a key vote in the Welsh
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Mountbatten-Windsor scandal is not only an existential threat to British monarchy, but is destabilising the nation
When news broke on Thursday morning that the King’s brother had been detained at his Sandringham estate by police on
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Wall painting revealed at 12th Century Catholic church in Pembrokeshire may depict martyrdom of St Lawrence
Vital restoration and conservation work being carried out at a 12th century pre-Reformation church in Pembrokeshire is revealing a wealth
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“Lent naturally draws us back to the witness of John,” says John Bradburne Memorial Society
As Lent begins, we are invited into a season of reflection, sacrifice, and renewed compassion, a time to slow our
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Lowest percentage of Catholics apply to join Police Service of Northern Ireland in over a decade
The latest Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officer recruitment campaign has attracted the lowest percentage of Catholic applicants for
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My Catholic faith “is the closest I feel to God,” says Traitors’ star Harry Clarke on quest to meet Pope Leo
The winner of The Traitors season two, Harry Clarke, has announced a new quest to visit Pope Leo. The upcoming TV
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Royal family “living on borrowed time” and cannot survive “without Christianity at its heart”, says late Queen’s chaplain
A former chaplain to the late Queen Elizabeth II has described as a “tragedy” the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who
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Holy See will not participate in Board of Peace, says Vatican’s Cardinal Parolin
The Holy See “will not participate in the Board of Peace because of its particular nature, which is evidently not
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US Govt axes guidance pressuring pharmacists to dispense abortion pills
Pharmacists in the United States are no longer at risk of being compelled to dispense abortion drugs against their will,
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Church Urban Fund report highlights rising ‘poverty of relationships’ as churches respond with practical hope
Church Urban Fund (CUF) has released its 2025 Impact Report, revealing a year of gospel-rooted justice and community transformation across
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“Religious intolerance has no place in Britain,” says Chancellor as government announces £73.4m security funding for faith sites
Faith communities across the UK can feel safer, thanks to record levels of funding for protective security announced yesterday (19th
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SCOTLAND: Bishop of Argyll and the Isles takes to the hills to highlight water poverty in world’s poorest countries
Fortunately, most of us don’t have to climb a hill to brush our teeth in the morning. But that’s exactly
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Archbishop Richard Moth Installed the Twelfth Archbishop of Westminster
The Most Reverend Richard Moth was installed as the Twelfth Archbishop of Westminster during a Mass of Installation at Westminster
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Global leaders search for peace in Munich as German Chancellor warns international order “no longer exists”
Archbishop Paul Gallagher, Secretary for Relations with States for the Vatican, has been a regular attendee at the annual Munich
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Moving tributes paid to Catholic columnist and political campaigner Christopher Graffius
The family of Christopher Graffius has announced that Christopher died peacefully in his sleep on February 11th 2026. A well-known
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Actress Patsy Kensit has her “a la carte” Catholicism challenged in BBC pilgrimage journey to Lindisfarne
With Easter approaching, a brand-new series of Pilgrimage returns to BBC Two and iPlayer, as seven well-known personalities of different
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British Ironwork Centre spends two years perfecting Our Lord Crucified
A new sculpture of Jesus Christ has been unveiled at the British Ironwork Centre. The figure is made from scrap
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Parliament celebrates the contribution of Catholic schools, colleges and universities
A reception to honour the Catholic Church’s contribution to education in England and Wales took place in the Houses of
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Holy See proposes theological dialogue with Society of St. Pius X
A theological dialogue, on the condition that the episcopal ordinations scheduled for July 1 be suspended: that’s the proposal the
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LETTER FROM AMERICA: What is and isn’t new about US bishops’ criticism of Trump’s foreign policy
In recent weeks, U.S. Catholic leaders have been increasingly outspoken in their criticism of the Trump administration’s foreign policy, especially
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Cardinal from Monglolia thanks stockport Missio supporters for being “vital and vibrant community”
Missio has been delighted to host His Eminence Cardinal Giorgio Marengo IMC, Apostolic Prefect of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. On Wednesday 4th
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