Jason Arday controversy is not just about academia, it’s about how we shape the fabric of human society
There’s an old adage that says “if you think of something brilliant, it’s probably been thought of before.” The German
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Healthcare bishop voices opposition as children recruited for puberty blockers trial
Bishop Paul Mason, Lead Bishop for Healthcare for the Bishops’ Conference, has once again raised his voice in opposition to
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Listen to our second FREE weekly podcast of David Torkington’s spiritual classic set in the Outer Hebrides
This week The Catholic Network presents the second podcast episode of David Torkington’s spiritual classic, Wisdom from the Western Isles.
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New Hall School’s Tudor tunnel discovery featured on Time Team podcast
New Hall School’s remarkable discovery of Tudor tunnels and historic artefacts has been featured on the latest episode of the
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Stella Maris joins call to strengthen protection for overseas fishers working in the UK
Stella Maris has joined the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) and four other organisations in calling on the Home Secretary to strengthen
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Jimmy Cricket, comedian whose laughter was sustained by a lifelong Catholic faith, dies aged 80
Jimmy Cricket, the Northern Irish comedian whose trademark wellington boots, gentle humour and enduring catchphrase “And there’s more!” made him
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Catholic newspaper chief gives his thoughts on Christopher Nolan film The Odyssey
Consider ye the seed from which ye sprang; / Ye were not made to live like unto brutes, / But
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ECUMENICAL: Former postman and Islamic studies tutor becomes next Bishop of Leeds
Downing Street has announced that the next Bishop of Leeds will be the Bishop of Bradford, Dr Toby Howarth. Bishop
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Churches urged to take up free Home Office security training
Churches across England and Wales are being encouraged to sign up for a free Home Office security training programme designed
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From the classroom to the football pitch: Jordan’s story
At just 24, Liverpool Hope University alumus Jordan Hadaway is the head coach and manager of Llandudno FC, guiding the
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Remarkable Church with Unrivalled Collection of Stained Glass by Artist Harry Clarke Now Grade II* Listed
A remarkable church in Ashton-in-Makerfield, Wigan has been upgraded from Grade II to Grade II* listed status by the Department
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Sir Anthony Kenny, philosopher and former Master of Balliol College, dies aged 95
Sir Anthony Kenny, one of Britain’s most distinguished philosophers, whose long career encompassed philosophy, theology, classical thought and the history
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The Catholic principle guiding popes through tech upheavals, from the Industrial Revolution to AI
Pope Leo XIV recently found himself in a position many of today’s students can relate to: having his writing tested
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Ceuta incident highlights urgent need for the migration narrative to change
Sometimes it is unanticipated events that ignite the most powerful arguments, and few can have been more incendiary than scenes
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Listen to our FREE weekly podcasts of David Torkington’s spiritual classic set in the Outer Hebrides
The Catholic Network has embarked on an exciting book podcast collaboration with English Spiritual Theologian, author and speaker David Torkington
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Pope Leo enjoys evening of musical celebration with Andrea Bocelli
Music can lead us beyond the threshold of mystery. Just as someone following a stream eventually reaches its source, the
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Holy See: Urban planning must address homelessness to promote human dignity
Homelessness needs to be addressed in order to create sustainable cities that enable every person to flourish and that contribute
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Andy Burnham’s No 10 North has a precedent – in medieval Catholic York
Andy Burnham’s decision to establish No 10 North, a permanent northern base for the prime minister’s office, has been hailed
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Singer Morrissey heads renewed campaign for Pope Leo to condemn bullfighting
Days before performances in Barcelona and Madrid, musician and longtime animal advocate Morrissey has joined forces with a leading animal
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND: Bishops urge Ed Miliband to intervene for Christians in Saudi Arabia
Three bishops have urged the new Foreign Secretary to intervene on behalf of persecuted Christians on Saudi Arabia’s death row.
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Prestigious appointment within the School of Law and Criminology at Liverpool Hope
Liverpool Hope University’s School of Law and Criminology has announced the appointment of His Honour Judge Graham Wood KC as
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