Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby endorses Rome Call for AI ethics
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has joined other illustrious leaders, ethicists, and university professors in signing the “Rome Call”
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Daniel’s ‘jump for joy’ boosts CAFOD’s Israeli-Palestinian Crisis Appeal
Daniel Lintott, a member of the Guildford circle of Catenians, has raised a whopping £3,470 for CAFOD’s Israeli-Palestinian Crisis Appeal
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MA student pens award-winning essay on UK’s first asylum seeker football team
Aayush Majumdar, an International Sports Journalism master’s student at St Mary’s University, Twickenham (SMU) has won the Football Writers’ Association
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95% of Brits don’t identify the “world’s largest” humanitarian crisis, new CAFOD/YouGov poll reveals
A new poll published by CAFOD, conducted by YouGov, has found that only 5% (one in twenty) of British adults
Read moreLiverpool Hope welcomes acclaimed writer Jeff Young for 2024 Gerard Manley Hopkins Lecture
Liverpool Hope University has announced that it is delighted to welcome acclaimed writer, Jeff Young, for the 2024 Gerard Manley
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Praise for Catholic education as government lifts cap on faith school places
Proposals to create more good school places through lifting the faith cap will be unveiled later today (Wednesday 1 May),
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Catholic Church should listen more to victims and survivors of abuse, says new report
The whole Catholic Church should listen more to the victims and survivors of clerical child abuse and theexperience of affected
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Sadly, today it’s not just Scotland’s political system that is balanced on a fragile knife edge
After what has been less than a year in power, the future of Scotland’s transformative First Minister Humza Yousaf is
Read moreCatholic Bishops of England & Wales issue pastoral reflection on gender
The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales have issued a pastoral reflection on gender, highlighting the teaching of the Church
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Bishop’s reflection on St Winefride ahead of shrine’s Day of Prayer for victims of abuse
In an interview with The Catholic Network, Bishop Peter Brignall of Wrexham has spoken about the story of St Winefride
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London Catholic college says 11-hour-day pilot scheme is for pupil wellbeing
A north London school says it will hold a 10-week pilot of longer school days, where phones are banned, to
Read morePortuguese Ambassador’s Conference reflects on Church and democracy
The Church and democracy, and how citizens, especially Catholics, can mobilise together in favour of the common good, was at
Read moreEDUCATION: Student projects impress at Leeds Trinity celebration show
Leeds Trinity University’s Faculty of Business, Computing and Digital Industries held an important event this week at the Main Campus
Read moreGaza Parish Priest in the UK to raise the plight of Christians in the Holy Land
Father Gabriel Romanelli, the Parish Priest of Holy Family Catholic Parish in Gaza, is in London for a week-long visit
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CAFOD: UK’s Rwanda deportation plan misguided approach to crisis
Reacting to the approval by Parliament early on Tuesday of legislation to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda, CAFOD has
Read moreTributes pour in for soccer legend Charlie Hurley
Tributes have been paid to former Sunderland and Republic of Ireland defender Charlie Hurley following his death at the age
Read moreLast member of Dominican Sisters of the Charity of the Presentation of Our Lady returns to France
A Berkshire parish church said goodbye this week to the last surviving member of the order of Dominican Sisters of
Read moreMass celebrating migrants to be held at St George’s Cathedral, Southwark
The Archdiocese of Southwark is hosting the annual London Migrant Workers Mass at St George’s Cathedral on Monday 6th May.
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Catholic social teaching is not about serving the state, but ensuring that the state serves us
It was with a certain amount of weary inevitability that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced at the Centre for Social
Read moreBloody Sunday: No charges for soldiers accused of giving false evidence
Fifteen former soldiers investigated for perjury over Bloody Sunday will not face any charges. Fourteen Catholic men were killed when
Read morePope Francis praises pontiff who “wept at onset of the First World War”
“Pius X was a Pope who made the entire Church understand that without the Eucharist and without the assimilation of
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