Assisted suicide, and abortion up to, and even during, birth – what on earth is parliament talking about?
There was a time within living memory when protestors against abortion were generally identified as those from faith backgrounds with
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MPs continue to blast Leadbeater’s ‘deeply flawed’ assisted suicide Bill
In parliament today, MPs have continued to highlight striking flaws in Kim Leadbeater’s increasingly unpopular assisted suicide Bill. Despite repeated
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh building to be turned into Catholic museum
A former Scottish school designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh is to be sold by Glasgow City Council and turned into
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Religious freedom is “the seed of peace and the sould of development” says head of Order of Malta
Religious freedom is not just an individual right: it is the foundation of inclusive, prosperous and peaceful societies. This is
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Decision time for the Department of Culture, Media & Sport: will they spend their budget on helping churches?
The details of the Spending Review were announced on Wednesday by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The Department of Culture, Media &
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Shrewsbury Mission Mass: Pilgrims of hope from across the Diocese!
Last week Shrewsbury Cathedral welcomed Missio supporters from across the diocese for a memorable Diocesan Mission Mass. Supporters and volunteers
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Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati to be canonised together
Pope Leo XIV held the first Ordinary Public Consistory of his pontificate on Friday morning, with Cardinals giving their formal
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Birmingham Newman University and West Midlands Police deepen Policing Education Partnership
Birmingham Newman University is proud to announce its deepened partnership with West Midlands Police, as senior educational representatives recently met
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St Mary’s University to take on Vatican cricket team in return T20 match
St. Mary’s University, Twickenham and the Vatican cricket team (St. Peter’s XI) will be playing a T20 match at the
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Early intervention in schools can prevent youth homelessness, says Depaul UK
Emma Nay and her colleagues reach thousands of school children every year through powerful workshops that are helping to prevent
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Leeds Trinity ‘Standout talent’ alumnus appointed to write an episode of EastEnders
A ‘standout’ Leeds Trinity University student has been given a unique chance to craft the script for an episode of
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Liverpool Hope University leads in the North West for student satisfaction in the Complete University Guide 2026
Liverpool Hope University has risen 48 spots for Student Satisfaction in the Complete University Guide 2026, scoring 81%. This places
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Bishop Hudson says peacebuilding is a vital aspect of international security
In response to the government’s recently announced Strategic Defence Review, Bishop Nicholas Hudson, Chair of the International Affairs Department at
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D-Day veterans would hang their heads in shame at the new world of Trump and Musk
As the few remaining elderly D-Day veterans gathered on the beaches of Normandy this morning to commemorate their friends who
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D-Day heroes: Pope Leo’s father, and a fallen Franciscan chaplain who may become a saint
As now ageing veterans and many others gathered in Normandy today to repectfully mark the 81st anniversary of when Allied
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What a sunny van Gogh painting of ‘The Sower’ tells us about Pope Leo’s message of hope
In his first general audience in Rome, Pope Leo XIV referred to Vincent van Gogh’s painting “Sower at Sunset” and
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Joy as The Sisters of Mary meet their children again in London
World Villages for Children, a charity whose mission is ending poverty through education, has just hosted Sr Elena and Sr
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DAVID TORKINGTON: Learning How to Pray takes Time and Practice
Although we do not like to admit it, even to ourselves, we still believe that prayer happens suddenly, or never
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Archbishop Gallagher in Cuba: Promoting peace and unity
During a Mass at the Cathedral of Havana marking the 90th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Holy See and
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Zofia Bogdan, 104, honoured by the Order of Malta for outstanding wartime bravery
In 1939, as bombs fell on Warsaw and the city braced itself against the German invasion, an 18-year-old woman named
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Statement from Archbishop John Sherrington on the upcoming Third Reading of the Assisted Suicide Bill
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which seeks to legalise assisted suicide, is fast approaching its decisive vote
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