600 children and their parents join East Anglia Children’s Pilgrimage to Walsingham
Around 600 children and parents joined the Diocese of East Anglia’s annual Children’s Pilgrimage to Walsingham on May 28, led
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Carlo Acutis: what the first ‘millennial saint’ says about the Catholic Church’s future
The London-born Italian teenager Carlo Acutis is likely to become the first “millennial saint” after two miracles attributed to him
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Father Hudson’s Care welcomes Joanne Watters as its new CEO
Father Hudson’s Care has announced the appointment of a new CEO. Joanne Watters, who will start her new role on
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“We need to demonstrate love of God to others,” says Missio Director at cathedral Mass
Missio’s summer season of Mission Masses in England and Wales got off to a great start when supporters and volunteers
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We really ought to vote on 4th July, but for Catholics that’s no easy task
Whoever or whatever you are, cringeworthy moments are simply a hazard of life that can happen to the best of
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Jersey edges nearer to legalised state-sponsored euthanasia
Parliamentarians in Jersey have pushed forward plans to legalise assisted suicide and euthanasia on the island. State Members have decided
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All welcome to attend Rosary Rally in Knock inspired by Father Peyton
On Saturday 1 June the annual All Ireland Rosary Rally is scheduled to take place at the International Eucharistic and
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Northumberland primary pupils delighted with their sensory garden project
Green-fingered youngsters in a Northumberland have been transforming the grounds of their school, with the introduction of a new outdoor
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Papal Nuncio set for first visit to Diocese of East Anglia
After just over 12 months in the role, the Papal Nuncio to Great Britain, His Excellency Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendía
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Pope clears path for canonisation of Blessed Carlo Acutis after miracle recognised
Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints, met yesterday (23rd May) with Pope Francis, who
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Pope to Jesuit educators: Always put the person at the centre of school life
Pope Francis met today (24th May) with the International Commission on the Apostolate of Education of the Society of
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Award winning war artist lauches Child of War exhibition at Ukrainian Catholic cathedral
Award winning war artist Arabella Dorman this week opened a major new exhibition at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral in London,
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Downside School team nails gruelling Ten Tots Challenge across north of Dartmoor
A top Catholic independent school is celebrating after a team of its pupils conquered the gruelling Ten Tors Challenge. The
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Catholic Bishops of England & Wales release document on arms control and disarmament
A new document on disarmament and the ethical use of weapons has been released by the International Affairs department of
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Leeds Trinity Professor gathers 60 award-winning poets to write about different art forms
Oz Hardwick, Professor of Creative Writing at Leeds Trinity University, invited 60 acclaimed poets from around the world to write
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Vatican’s new norms on alleged supernatural phenomena reveal fine line between belief and delusion
When it comes to the interaction between the divine and the ordinary in the human Catholic experience, it’s generally fine
Read moreSinger Dana receives Papal honour at Catholic ceremony in Galway
Singer and former MEP Dana Rosemary Scallon has been conferred with a Papal honour, in recognition of her service to
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Jesuits in Britain putting pressure on HSBC to meet environmental targets
A coalition of shareholders in HSBC, including Jesuits in Britain, have asked the bank to explicitly set out how they
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Westminster City Council elects a Catholic as new Lord Mayor
Councillor Robert Rigby has been elected the new Right Worshipful Lord Mayor of Westminster following a vote at Full Council
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UK parliamentarians strengthen ties with Holy See during three-day Rome visit
A group of parliamentarians visited the Vatican this week as part of a delegation from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG)
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Surrogacy is always an injustice, says Anscombe Bioethics Centre
Surrogacy is always an injustice, according to Dr Pia Matthews, as she explains in a new essay written for the
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