Will Andy Burnham’s model of subsidiarity work for a broken Britain?
Even with the World Cup going on, and Donald Trump lauding an Iran peace deal, there always going to be
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Messi says ‘God has truly spoiled me’ after Argentina’s first World Cup victory
Lionel Messi has thanked God after leading Argentina to a 3-0 win over Algeria in their opening match of the
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Bishop: A humanitarian government should provide safe, attainable routes for refugees fleeing danger
Bishop Paul McAleenan, Lead Bishop for Migrants and Refugees for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, attended a
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GUEST COMMENTARY: Where do women feature in the history of diplomacy?
On June 24, the United Nations marks the International Day of Women in Diplomacy. The occasion invites us to celebrate
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Chair of London Catholic multi-academy trust awarded MBE for services to education
Alloysius Frederick, chair of trustees for All Saint’s Multi-Academy Trust, has been awarded an MBE in this year’s King’s Birthday
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Leeds Trinity Sports Therapy students support Netherlands women T20 World Cup team
Final-year Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation students from Leeds Trinity University were delighted to have supported the Netherlands women T20 World
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‘Violence begets more violence:’ US Catholics seek abolition of death penalty
In 2025, US states executed 47 men and women on death row, more than double the average number of executions
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Catholic primary school on Tyneside to undergo radical transformation
A Tyneside Catholic primary school is set to undergo a radical transformation, with work due to start on the construction
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Archbishop Sherrington calls re-introduction of Terminally Ill Adults Bill “deeply dissapointing”
Archbishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, has expressed his
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Prague’s historic St Vitus Cathedral inaugurates spectacular new pipe organ
Prague’s St. Vitus Cathedral has inaugurated a spectacular new pipe organ, giving the 700-year-old landmark—the largest cathedral in the Czech
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Day of shame as Ireland’s Dáil passes abortion bill to remove three-day wait
Irish politicians have voted in favour of removing the three-day mandatory wait for an abortion in the Republic of Ireland.
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Stella Maris – putting faith into action by supporting the seafarers who grace our shores
The Parable of the Sower is one of the most well-known teachings of Jesus’ recorded in the Synoptic Gospels. He
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Welfare or warfare, and why governments need to rethink the morality of defence spending
Whatever one’s position on defence spending and the morality of warfare, the resignation of two government defence ministers over charges
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Why Pope Leo’s visit to Spain’s Parliament was highlight of his Apostolic Journey
With the stunning backdrop of the port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and the waters of the Atlantic Ocean glistening
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Bishop of Wrexham to lead 2026 Wales National Pilgrimage to St Winefride’s Shrine, Holywell
On Sunday, 28th June, Bishop Peter Brignall, the Bishop of Wrexham, will again lead a National Pilgrimage of thanksgiving at
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DAVID TORKINGTON: Christ’s daily liturgy of sacrificial loving
When Greek converts saw what Christ did to save humanity, they used a Greek word to describe His redemptive action.
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LETTER FROM AMERICA: JD Vance spiritual memoir gives new insight into America’s Catholic heartland
Ten years after Hillbilly Elegy catapulted its author into public view, JD Vance is publishing a new memoir, Communion: Finding
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The countries, players and fans enjoying the World Cup but facing religious persecution
As a record 48 countries battle for the World Cup, religious freedom remains an elusive goal in many of the
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Archbishop Sherrington: Naming the truth and loss of a child is a way of being compassionate
The Catholic Church’s annual Day for Life will take place on Sunday 21 June. It’s the day in the Church’s
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The heroic priest from Preston who turned a simple tea caddy into the iconic Red Box
As anyone brought up in a catholic parish knows, the famous Red Box collection boxes have been a central part
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New Hall School Announces Title Sponsorship with Beaulieu Padel
New Hall School, Chelmsford, is delighted to announce a new partnership with Beaulieu Padel, becoming the title sponsor of the
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