Writer Frank Cotrell-Boyce warns of “happiness recession” amongst young children
Catholic writer Frank Cottrell-Boyce has described the dramatic decline in parents reading and playing with their children as “catastrophic”. Speaking
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‘One of the best things I’ve done’: Liverpool Hope student on international study exchange
If you’re a student looking for a university that provides an opportunity to develop inside and outside of the classroom,
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As North Korean troops head to Ukraine, our world is going to need powerful new peace narratives
By any measure, the news that North Korea is sending elite troops to Russia for training in advance of their
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Grand Master of Order of Malta in Greece to ‘strengthen humanitarian co-operation’
The Grand Master of the Order of Malta, Fra’ John Dunlap, is in Greece on an Official Visit. He was
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Welsh Senedd set to follow Westminster with controversial debate on assisted dying
The Welsh Parliament is set to hold follow Westminster by holding a debate and vote on assisted dying. Julie Morgan
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Archbishop Mark O’Toole urges action to oppose Assisted Suicide
The Archbishop of Cardiff-Menevia in Wales, Archbishop Mark O’Toole, has issued a heartfelt plea to the public to voice their
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Conflict in the Middle East is devastating lives and they need our help now, says CAFOD
CAFOD has joined with 14 other leading UK aid charities, to launch the Disasters Emergency Committee Middle East Humanitarian appeal
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Ahead of tomorrow’s World Mission Sunday, Nuncio praises vital work of Missio
In addressing Missio supporters on Wednesday (16 October) evening, the Papal Nuncio to Great Britain, Archbishop Miguel Maury Buendía, spoke
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Pope to surgeons: ‘I invite you to be protectors of lives of the suffering’
“When you have a human body in your hands, created in the image of God, act as ‘artisans of health,’
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Birmingham Newman University hosts scrum masterclass with Northampton Saints coach
Birmingham Newman University and the North Midlands RFU hosted an inspiring and insightful event that brought together over 60 rugby
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Renowned Catholic composer to lecture on “music and the sacred in antiquity and modernity”
One of the world’s foremost composers, and Fellow of Blackfriars Hall Oxford, will speak at Oxford’s Sheldonian Theatre on Monday,
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St Mary’s Associate Professor Appointed Editor of International Golf Science Journal
Dr Alex Bliss, Associate Professor and Subject Lead for Strength and Conditioning at St Mary’s University, Twickenham (SMU) has been
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Paralympian warns assisted suicide Bill puts disabled lives at risk
Celebrated Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson has warned that legalising assisted suicide would make disabled people more vulnerable. Earlier this week, Kim
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Revisiting Christian principles is the key to fixing our current prisons crisis
This weekend as we mark Prisoners’ Sunday, Catholics across England & Wales will be asked to consider how we, as
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Cardinal calls on Catholics to take action and oppose assisted suicide
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Bishops’ Conference and Archbishop of Westminster, has issued a pastoral letter on assisted suicide
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Photographer Marcin Mazur’s Holy Land exhibition opens in Cardiff
An exhibition of portraits by the official photographer to the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales is going on
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Southwark toolkit to support racial and cultural inclusion in Catholic parishes
A Southwark parish has launched a new toolkit empowering Catholic parishes to promote racial and cultural inclusion in all their
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Liverpool Hope University to host North West health inequalities summit
Liverpool Hope University is inviting people from across the North West to come together to find solutions to the growing
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Heythrop announces Library scholarships available until the end of the year
The Heythrop Library, a collection of over 200,000 books and journals (some in the collection since 1614) has just announced
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Durham survey reveals differing responses of Catholic laity to abuse crisis
A third of Catholics who previously went to Mass have reduced their attendance or stopped going altogether as a result
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Mental Health Bishop calls for employers to “recognise and respond” to the mental health needs of workers
In a personal message for yesterday’s World Mental Health Day, a Catholic bishop has called on employers to recognise and
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