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Catholic primary pupils bring teddies to school for ‘medical check ups’

Youngsters in a Catholic primary had a positive taste of what a hospital visit might involve when they were

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Kindness of strangers and skills of staff at heart of Depaul UK’s Nightstop service

Tonight, in our towns and cities, young people experiencing homelessness are settling for a freezing bench or a damp

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As COP29 grumbles into the weekend, poorer nations should be careful what they wish for

In a week of unprecedented decisions in Ukraine that appear to have driven the world to the edge of

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Catholic Medical Association joins growing calls to reject assisted suicide bill

The president of the Catholic Medical Association, Dr Mike Delany has appealed to Members of Parliament to oppose legislation

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Newcastle primary marks Anti-Bullying Week with odd socks day

Pupils at a Newcastle school have used the power of their socks to highlight an anti-bullying campaign. There were

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Cheshire primary pupils celebrate achieving CAFOD’s LiveSimply Award

Pupils and staff from a Cheshire primary school have been celebrating after they achieved the LiveSimply award, confirming that

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Pope blesses key to homelessness accommodation run by the charity Depaul UK

 In a ceremony in the Vatican on 17 November, Pope Francis blessed the key to a new supported accommodation

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New guide from church investors group empowers investors to align investment with Christian values

At its annual conference this week, Church Investors Group (CIG), formally launched a new guide to faith-consistent investing. The

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Former prime minister Gordon Brown declares his opposition to assisted dying

Former Labour prime minister Gordon Brown has gone public with his opposition to a new law on assisted dying,

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Vatican film critic praises Anthony Hopkins movie picked for Jubilee initiative

Father Greg Apparcel, CSP, film critic, associate pastor of St. Patrick’s Catholic American Parish in Rome, and the Paulist

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Legislators ought to be looking to boost palliative care systems, not encouraging premature deaths

In a pastoral letter that will be read out parishes across his diocese this weekend, Bishop Richard Moth of

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Advocate for persecuted Pakistani Christians to receive Catholic charity’s faith award

A YOUNG woman from Pakistan who for years has demonstrated outstanding bravery in speaking up for suffering Christians –

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