On the second anniversary of her killing, Pax Christi International remembers Shireen Abu Akleh
Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian Christian, was born into a Melkite Catholic family in Jerusalem. As a Palestinian-American journalist, she
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The UK economy many be turning, but changing selfish habits will be a lot harder
In one way or another past few weeks haven’t been the best for our Prime Minister, so it was perhaps
Read moreDespite economic interests, society must embrace social justice, pope says
While the forces of a market economy may obstruct people from advancing social justice, society cannot remain mute in the
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London Catholic school hosts student-led Q&A with Rt Hon. Lord Randall of Uxbridge
The Rt Hon. Lord Randall of Uxbridge, a current member of the House of Lords, visited The Douay Martyrs Catholic
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Bishop Bosco MacDonald Ordained Tenth Bishop of Diocese of Clifton
Bishop Bosco MacDonald was Ordained the Tenth Bishop of Clifton at Clifton Cathedral on Wednesday 8 May 2024. A packed
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Fundraising milestone nears as Leeds Trinity marks tenth anniversary of charity football match
Leeds Trinity University is close to hitting a total of £3,000 raised for Macmillan Cancer Support after playing a charity
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North Shields pupils prove a huge hit with Andrew Lloyd Webber rock musical
Young talents from North Shields took to the stage at the Whitley Bay Playhouse with their production of School of
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Saved by a Catholic woman, a Holocaust survivor has a message for the world
At 83, Alex Rosin, born Elek Rebensztok, is among the youngest child survivors of the Holocaust. As fewer survivors are
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Abuse remains endemic throughout UK immigration detention system, says Jesuit Refugee Service
The Jesuit Refugee Service UK has published a new report this week revealing that patterns of mistreatment detailed by the high-profile
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Teachers and staff become Catholics after new programme in Southwark diocesan schools
An innovative evangelisation programme in the Archdiocese of Southwark has led to four staff members in Catholic schools being received
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Liverpool Hope University to host prominent anti-poverty campaigners at WoWFest event
Liverpool Hope University is set to welcome some of the UK’s most powerful and prominent anti-poverty campaigners as part of
Read moreCrucial free vote on abortion time limits could see UK law shift in favour of protecting unborn
Catholics who’ve been scanning UK news media this week can hardly have failed to read the traumatic story of “35
Read moreArchbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby endorses Rome Call for AI ethics
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has joined other illustrious leaders, ethicists, and university professors in signing the “Rome Call”
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Daniel’s ‘jump for joy’ boosts CAFOD’s Israeli-Palestinian Crisis Appeal
Daniel Lintott, a member of the Guildford circle of Catenians, has raised a whopping £3,470 for CAFOD’s Israeli-Palestinian Crisis Appeal
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MA student pens award-winning essay on UK’s first asylum seeker football team
Aayush Majumdar, an International Sports Journalism master’s student at St Mary’s University, Twickenham (SMU) has won the Football Writers’ Association
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95% of Brits don’t identify the “world’s largest” humanitarian crisis, new CAFOD/YouGov poll reveals
A new poll published by CAFOD, conducted by YouGov, has found that only 5% (one in twenty) of British adults
Read moreLiverpool Hope welcomes acclaimed writer Jeff Young for 2024 Gerard Manley Hopkins Lecture
Liverpool Hope University has announced that it is delighted to welcome acclaimed writer, Jeff Young, for the 2024 Gerard Manley
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Praise for Catholic education as government lifts cap on faith school places
Proposals to create more good school places through lifting the faith cap will be unveiled later today (Wednesday 1 May),
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Catholic Church should listen more to victims and survivors of abuse, says new report
The whole Catholic Church should listen more to the victims and survivors of clerical child abuse and theexperience of affected
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Sadly, today it’s not just Scotland’s political system that is balanced on a fragile knife edge
After what has been less than a year in power, the future of Scotland’s transformative First Minister Humza Yousaf is
Read moreCatholic Bishops of England & Wales issue pastoral reflection on gender
The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales have issued a pastoral reflection on gender, highlighting the teaching of the Church
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