In Welsh government circles, Wednesdays are fairly important. Plenary meetings, which are attended by all Members of the Senedd,

It’s not often that you get strike action outside a Catholic school, but this morning some 40 members of

Just before he went into the Paul VI Hall for his regular weekly audience last week, Pope Francis met

When Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of having “misconstrued” the policy of sending

For many Catholic families, watching biblical films in the run up to Easter is part of the ritual journey

With most of us facing rocketing energy bills and wondering how on earth we’re going to reverse the catastrophic

If you were one of the tens of thousands of people who struggled to enter their meter readings on

Today is the Feast of the Annunciation, or Lady Day, one of the most important feasts in the Church

Today’s decision by the UK government to allow Ukrainians with an identity document to apply online for a visa

As the Russia/Ukrainian war grinds into its eighth day, many Catholics have been struggling with the old concept of

Each year for the past decade or so, as I’ve edited the 1,000 or so pages of the Official

If you have time, it’s is actually worth reading through the new Political impartiality in schools guidelines issued today by the