Take a personal journey through Advent with St Thérèse of Lisieux
When most people hear the name St Thérèse of Lisieux they automatically tend to think of her ‘Little Way’, a
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Editor of Ireland’s best-selling religious news paper bows out after 12 years
Irish journalist Michael Kelly has announced he is leaving his role as editor of the Irish Catholic newspaper after 12
Read morePope praises Christmas Bethlehem single by London group Ooberfuse
There will be no Christmas tree or traditional festivities in the place of Jesus Christ’s birth this year in response
Read moreDiocese of East Anglia appoints new Director of Music
The Diocese of East Anglia has appointed a new Director of Music for the diocese and for St John’s Cathedral
Read moreJohn Byrne: paying tribute to one of Scotland’s greatest creative cultural forces
Marking his immense contribution to the creative life of Scotland, a great outpouring of affection for the artist and playwright
Read moreArchbishop offers support to Ukrainians in Wales on anniversary of Holodomor
Archbishop Mark O’Toole attended the solemn 90th Anniversary commemoration of the Holodomor Famine on Saturday, November 25th, at the Senedd
Read moreCardinal Vincent Nichols and TV star Adrian Childes team up for Wembley faith event
This Sunday, the Football Association is celebrating the contribution of Christians to the beautiful game. It is part of the
Read moreFilm festival award for film starring Liverpool Hope Musical Theatre lecturer
A film starring a lecturer at Liverpool Hope University has been recognised with an award at an international film festival
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Pope Francis thanks Almighty God for the gift of Indi Gregory
In a message read out in Nottingham’s St Barnabas Cathedral at the funeral service for eight-month-old Indi Gregory, Pope Francis
Read morePope Francis tells Celtic FC delegation that winning isn’t everything
“In sport… the most beautiful thing is gratuitousness, the beauty of playing together,” Pope Francis told Glasgow’s Celtic Football Club
Read moreWorcester school says it’s “taking on John Lewis again” with Christmas miracle video
PRIMARY school pupils have created a new Christmas advert “to rival John Lewis”. The pupils at Holy Redeemer School, in
Read moreCatholic Union announces “very exciting appointment” of Baroness Hollins as its new President
The Catholic Union has announced the “very exciting appointment” of Baroness Hollins as the organisation’s new President. The crossbench peer
Read moreCatholic schools in Westminster and Birmingham save £500,000 by going green
Seventy Catholic primaries and secondaries in the Archdioceses of Birmingham and Westminster have saved over £500,000 – enough to employ 30
Read morePope calls for reflection on feminine dimension of Church
Pope Francis highlighted the feminine dimension of the Church on Thursday, emphasising the need for women’s perspective in theology. “Women
Read moreAs COP28 gets under way, Bishop John Arnold says it’s “vital” governments overcome divisions
As the COP28 climate summit gets under way, the Lead Bishop for Environmental Issues, Bishop John Arnold, has reiterated his
Read moreNationwide anti-human trafficking training project to start in Hitchin parish
A nationwide project to encourage local action against human trafficking and modern slavery in partnership with police and statutory agencies
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CAFOD reacts to Israel and Hamas agreement for a four-day ceasefire and today’s release of hostages
The Catholic overseas aid agency CAFOD has welcomed this afternoon’s news that an initial group of hostages have been released,
Read morePope sends condolences on death of bishop who used sport to communicate the gospel “in his own unique way”
A Catholic bishop who supported Northern Ireland and counted goalkeeper Harry Gregg among his friends could have been a “special
Read morePope on Evangelii Gaudium: ‘Redemption marked by the poor’
Pope Francis has sent a message today (Friday 24th November) to participants in a symposium dedicated to his 2013 Apostolic
Read moreCatholic social teaching needed to tackle the unravelling in society
Catholic Social Teaching has the potential to unlock the challenges facing western society, Sr Helen Alford will argue in her
Read moreParents of Hagley M40 minibus crash victim and teaching union call for action 30 years on
The parents of one of the victims of the M40 Hagley minibus disaster are calling for action, 30 years after
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