As Apple caves in on data protection, what price are we prepared to pay for global security?
When Apple announced this afternoon that it was caving in to British government demands to remove its highest-level security tool
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Cardinal assures Pope Francis of ‘fervent and heartfelt’ prayers of the Catholic community
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Bishops’ Conference, has written to Pope Francis to assure him of the prayerful support
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Elderly grandmother first person to be arrested under Scottish buffer zones law
A 74-year-old grandmother has become the first person to be arrested and charged under Scotland’s buffer zones law, implemented in
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Church has “guiding role” in driving economic reform, says Vatican economist Sr Helen Alford
Dozens of officials from national governments and international organisations gathered in the Vatican on Thursday for a high-level dialogue on
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York’s Bar Convent to exhibit its world class Medieval Scroll find in April
An extremely rare medieval scroll that has been uncovered in the archives of York’s Bar Convent will be the centrepiece
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John Traynor’s miracle is a sign of God’s love, says Lourdes bishop
Bishop Jean-Marc Micas of Tarbes and Lourdes gave a homily in Liverpool during a Mass in Liverpool, 18 February, celebrating the case
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Josef D. Blotz appointed as Grand Hospitaller of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
The Sovereign Military order of Malta has announced the appointment of a new Grand Hospitaller. Following the resignation of the
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Leeds Trinity Professor launches book to boost confidence of Primary Science teachers
Leigh Hoath, Professor of Science Education and Deputy Dean of the School of Education at Leeds Trinity University, has co-edited
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Bishops Brignall and Moth praise new social action resource produced by Bishops’ Conference
Bishops Peter Brignall and Richard Moth have both praised a new resource produced by the Bishops’ Conference and the God
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Whether we should prioritise care for migrants or fellow citizens has been debated for centuries
US Vice President JD Vance and several bishops of the U.S. Roman Catholic Church are having a war of words
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Historic England awards grant to safeguard Norwich’s Catholic cathedral
The Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Norwich has been awarded a grant of £57,000 from Historic England to
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When you stop falling you will be in heaven, says theologian David Torkington
What Selfishness does to the soul Some weeks ago I went to a special Mass prepared by a group of
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Trump’s phone chat with Putin may bring peace to Ukraine, but what then?
On Wednesday this week, US President Donald Trump sent shockwaves rippling across Europe when he announced that he’d shared a
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DAVID TORKINGTON: Without God’s Love, Without Prayer- Nothing
Once you admit that ‘prayer’ is merely the word we use to describe the practical way we go about allowing
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Bishop of East Anglia visits Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn
As part of his Parish Visitation to King’s Lynn Parish last week, Bishop Collins of East Anglia Peter visited the
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Rest, reorientation and hope – the pillars of 2025’s Catholic Jubilee year
Pope Francis has proclaimed a Jubilee year in the Catholic Church, which began on 24th December 2024, and will continue
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Catholic applications to join Police Service of Northern Ireland ‘below what’s needed’ says Chief Constable
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said the number of Catholics who have applied to join the Police Service of Northern
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Pupils at Tyneside Catholic primary go ‘inside out’ for Mental Health Week
Everyone looked a little different at a Tyne and Wear school this morning (Fri 13th Feb), when staff and pupils
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St. Teresa of Calcutta was “a beacon of hope” says Cardinal Roche as saint enters General Roman Calendar
Mother Teresa of Calcutta was “a beacon of hope, small in stature but great in love, a witness to the
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Vice-Chancellor of Liverpool Hope addresses MPs on university’s education strategy
Professor Claire Ozanne spoke to MPs at the House of Commons on January 10. The address focused on higher education
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Sir David Amess’ daughter slams murder review as just a “paper exercise”
The man who killed Conservative MP Sir David Amess was released from the Prevent anti-terror programme “too quickly”, a review
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