Nottingham nun speaks on migration and ministry at the United Nations
Last week in Geneva, Sister Liz Dodd CSJP, a young sister of St Joseph of Peace, whose order was founded
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‘We want to live Catholic Social Teaching, not laminate it’ – first school nationally to gain top CST rating
A primary school from the Diocese of Portsmouth is the first in the country to attain the highest accreditation of
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Continuation of the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme Announced with Reduced Funding
During Wednesday’s (22nd Jan) Westminster Hall debate in the House of Commons, Heritage Minister, Sir Chris Bryant, announced that the
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Assisted suicide Bill given “blank cheque” while palliative care remains underfunded
Parliament has granted a “blank cheque” for Kim Leadbeater’s assisted suicide Bill amid an outcry from MPs concerned about cost
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Order of Malta GB sends volunteer teams to Rome to support Year of Jubilee pilgrims
The British Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (BASMOM) has dispatched its first team of volunteers to help support
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Merseyside Catholic college welcome inspirational Holocaust survivor
On Monday, 20 January, St John Plessington Catholic College, Bebington, Wirral, welcomed Tomi Komoly, an inspirational Holocaust survivor. Tomi works
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Cardiff primary becomes first school in Wales to win CAFOD’s Live Simply Award
Pupils and staff from Christ the King Primary School in Cardiff have become the first school in Wales to achieve
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On World Education Day, Sisters of Mary welcome 1,534 new children into their education programms
World Villages for Children, a charity whose mission is ending poverty through education, welcomed 1,534 new children into their Sisters
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Controversy over compensation for Gerry Adams won’t deliver truth and justice to Troubles victims
Each episode of the Netflix adaptation of Patrick Radden Keefe’s book Say Nothing, which addresses the IRA’s tactic of disappearing
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St Mary’s University and Diocese of Arundel & Brighton collaborate on new RE resources
The Diocese of Arundel & Brighton launched an exciting new collaboration with St Mary’s University, Twickenham (SMU) at a celebration
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Message of the Holy Father for the 59th World Day of Social Communications
The following is the Message of the Holy Father Francis for the 59th World Day of Social Communications, on the
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English devolution could transorm society, but government needs to be careful what it wishes for
It was one the centrepieces of the 2015 General Election, and again it was a recurring promise when Labour swept
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Derbyshire teacher and pupil return to old school after 60 years
A teacher and pupil who were at a Derbyshire school on its opening day joined current staff and students to
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‘Agents of hope’ sought as Plater Trust’s 2025 grants programme opens
The Charles Plater Trust (CPT) has launched it’s 2025 large grants programme today with £385,000 available in large grants to
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These 16 nuns were guillotined in the French Revolution. Now the Pope has declared them saints
The Martyrs of Compiègne, a group of 16 Discalced Carmelite nuns executed during the Reign of Terror in the French
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Alton Day of Renewal celebrates 50 years with a Jubilee programme
ADoRE (Alton Day of Renewal) is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year and launches a special Jubilee programme on 25th
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As LA fires continue to burn, we should all be concerned about monetisation of water
At Mass yesterday, Archbishop José Gomez of Los Angeles gave a moving homily in which he tried to offer reassurance
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Danceathon at Derbyshire Catholic primary school raises £1,450 charity
An all day danceathon at a Derbyshire primary school has raised £1,450 for charity. Every child at St Thomas’ Catholic
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Isidore of Seville: the patron saint of the internet who shaped knowledge for generations
In a world where information flows freely, it’s easy to forget that, for centuries, knowledge was much harder to come
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In modern times, prayer can help make sense of a complex and troubled world
There’s an old saying that “there are no atheists before a shipwreck” and it’s quite true that even in our
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Bishops representing the Episcopal Conferences of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland meet in London
A group of bishops, led by the presidents of the Catholic Bishops’ Conferences of England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland
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