The Canadian Government has delayed plans to make euthanasia and assisted suicide legal on the grounds of mental illness

To many, El Salvador’s president is a national hero who took on the country’s violent gangs with an unrelenting

The first World Children’s Day will be held on 25th-26th May 2024, and will involve the participation of Pope

A new initiative to help tackle modern slavery across the Diocese of East Anglia has been explored and volunteers

The Centre for Applied Carmelite Spirituality (CACS) in Oxford has announced a new online spirituality series — The Vigil

Forty-two bishops representing the Catholic Church in England and Wales and the Church of England met in Norwich from

After a week that has been marked by uncomfortable headlines and irritable exchanges about the possible forced mobilisation of

A leading Catholic charity has called for “an end to the bloodshed in Gaza” after an international court has

Bishop Paul McAleenan, Lead Bishop for Racial Justice, has offered a short message for Racial Justice Sunday. This year’s

Pope Francis has addressed the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith this morning (Friday, 26th January), as the

The Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral have recently had the opportunity to revise the Cathedral’s Constitution and Statutes

As anyone will tell you, pilgrimage is about transformation. It’s about making us more like Jesus Christ. This is