Sir Mo Farah Becomes Patron of Leading Modern Slavery Research Centre
Britain’s greatest ever distance runner, and campaigner against modern slavery and human trafficking, Sir Mo Farah has become a Patron
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Catholic Union welcomes Bishop Robert Barron to Westminster
The Catholic Union welcomed Bishop Robert Barron to the Houses of Parliament this week as part of a visit to
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THE GOD WHO SPEAKS – range of helpful February resources for Catholics who are curious about the Bible
THE GOD WHO SPEAKS is an initiative between The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales and Bible Society, working
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Involving families in prison healthcare would save lives and relieve pressure on the NHS – new report –
Pact, the national Catholic prison charity, has today (Friday 3rd February) published Nobody’s Listening, a new report which amplifies the
Read moreArchbishop Wilson of Southwark opens new T-Level Hospital Ward at south London sixth form college
The Archbishop of Southwark has opened a new state-of-the-art vocational training facility at a south London college aimed at supporting
Read moreLatest Catholic Union “Pub Talk” – Ruth Kelly talks about her work on the Vatican’s Council for the Economy
The Catholic Union’s next Pub Talk will take place on Wednesday 15 March with The Rt Hon Ruth Kelly as
Read more“We commit ourselves to stand against antisemitism, injustice and prejudice,” says Bishop on Holocaust Memorial Day
Bishop Declan Lang, Chair of the Bishop’s Conference’s International Affairs department, is encouraging us to pause today, Holocaust Memorial Day,
Read morePope to philanthropists: Promote integral good of the person
Today (Thurs 26th Jan), Pope Francis met with members of Assifero, an Italian Association of Foundations and Philanthropic Bodies, and
Read moreBishop Moth commends Vatican document that seeks to help Catholic investors make good decisions
Bishop Richard Moth, Chair of the Bishops’ Conference’s Department for Social Justice, has praised a recently published Vatican document by
Read moreCONVERSATION: Calls for Pope Benedict’s sainthood make canonising popes seem like the norm – but it’s a long and politically fraught process
Like many others around the world, I watched the funeral of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI live on the internet. Before
Read moreBishop Alan Hopes bids farewell to Diocese of East Anglia at Cathedral Mass
Bishop Emeritus Alan Hopes returned thanks to God for the many graces and blessings received over the last nine and
Read moreUK aid being wasted on fossil fuel investments, CAFOD tells House of Commons Select Committee
MPs were told today (Tues 24th January) that overseas aid is being spent on fossil fuels, taking away money from
Read moreNew Iraq convent is a milestone in Christians’ return
A Catholic charity has hailed the re-opening of a convent in a village devastated by extremists as a sign that
Read moreCONVERSATION: It shouldn’t seem so surprising when the pope says being gay ‘isn’t a crime’
Once again, Pope Francis has called on Catholics to welcome and accept LGBTQ people. “Being homosexual isn’t a crime,” the
Read moreGuatemalan Rosary Basilica twinned with London Rosary Shrine
The Diocesan Rosary Shrine, St Dominic’s in Haverstock Hill, is now twinned with the Rosary Basilica in Guatemala City. To
Read morePACT reflects on how ‘Operation Elf’ Christmas project helped so many mums and dads in prison
Staff and families from Portland prison sent a message after their Pact Christmas Family Visit Day: ‘Operation Elf was a
Read moreCardinal’s message regarding horrific drive-by shooting at Catholic church in west London
Responding to the dreadful incident that occurred last Saturday outside St Aloysius’ Church, Somers Town, Cardinal Vincent issued this message:
Read moreCAFOD’s Step into the Gap programme for 18-30s offers a unique opportunity for you to put your Catholic faith into action
Thinking of taking a Gap year, and wondering what to do? In the last 15 years CAFOD STEP IN TO
Read moreRetrospective by Capitanio Sisters as they say goodbye to the UK after more than 60 years of service
We are Capitanio Sisters, internationally known as The Sisters of Charity of Saints Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa. Captivated by
Read moreCAFOD launches Big Lent Walk to fight global poverty
This Lent CAFOD, the official aid agency of the Catholic Church, is setting an inspiring challenge to help raise money
Read moreHE Cardinal Vincent Nichols among 200,000 mourners who travelled to Rome to pay homage to former Pope Benedict XVI
Almost 200,000 people paid homage to former Pope Benedict XVI during his lying in state over the last three days,
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