If the youth of today are at Glastonbury this weekend, the Church needs to be there too
Yes, Glastonbury has begun. After weeks of hype about headliners, worries about the weather and the usual tense narratives about
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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),
Read moreOlympic swimming medalist Adam Peaty says ‘God and church help me find peace beyond the pool’
Adam Peaty has said his faith has helped him deal with his mental health struggles and handle the pressures of
Read moreCaritas Westminster’s Safe in Faith project recognised at Faith & Belief Awards
Safe in Faith, a Caritas Westminster project, providing faith-based support to victims of domestic abuse, was recognised in the London
Read moreCardinal Nichols dons Liverpool shirt to celebrate ‘faith in football’ initiative
THE links between Christianity and football were celebrated at an event at Wembley Stadium last Sunday, attended by church leaders,
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Sir Keir Starmer: ‘It’s clear that faith groups are a lifeblood of our local communities’
Sir Keir Starmer met with Labour’s Network of Parliamentary Faith Champions on Wednesday, to hear the challenges faced by their
Read moreMuseum exploring 6,000 years of belief across Britain opens in Bishop Auckland
A new museum dedicated to telling the history of faith in the UK has opened in Bishop Auckland, County Durham.
Read moreGUEST BLOG: Discovery of Henry VIII’s prayer book notes reveal his musings on faith, sin and deteriorating health
It’s common knowledge that Henry VIII had six wives. But the cataclysmic love triangle between Catherine of Aragon and Anne
Read moreMaryvale Institute opens recruitment for Bachelor of Divinity (BDiv) and Licence Programmes
Maryvale Institute is very happy indeed to announce that the Diocesan Trustees have just approved the continuation of the Bachelor
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Faith and politics are not separate issues, but should be the basis of a just society, says Joseph Kelly
Judging from the huge smiles and shoulder patting, it seems clear that the Tories believe this week’s Autumn Statement has
Read moreGovernments may not like faith leaders holding them to account, but it’s a vital restraint, says Joseph Kelly
When Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of having “misconstrued” the policy of sending asylum
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