Bishop Declan of Clifton opens new residential centre at St Rose’s School, Stroud
Bishop Declan of the Diocese of Clifton officially opened the new residential facility, Quentin House, at St Rose’s special school
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Boris Johnson: leadership expert on why not taking responsibility degrades politics
What is the difference between taking responsibility and bearing responsibility? The former is what the prime minister, Boris Johnson, keeps
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St John Paul II knew how to dig a struggling economy out of a cost-of-living crisis, say Joseph Kelly
Listening to Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s announcements this afternoon on tackling the cost-of-living crisis, I couldn’t help feeling that – far
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Cardinal: Anniversary celebrations ask us ‘to be renewed in our focus on the Lord’
On Tuesday 24th May, priests celebrating silver, golden and diamond jubilees joined Cardinal Vincent for Mass in Westminster Cathedral for
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End the “violation of human dignity” that is the death penalty, says Bishop
Bishop Declan Lang, Chair of the International Affairs department of the Bishops’ Conference, has commented on the release of the
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Jesuits to leave Dorset parish to make way for diocesan priest after 125 years of service
The Jesuits in Britain have confirmed that after over 125 years of service in the parish of Corpus Christi, Boscombe,
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Archbishop George Stack of Cardiff marks 50 years of priesthood
On Saturday 21st May representatives from parishes across the diocese gathered at St David’s Metropolitan Cathedral to join Archbishop George
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Bishop Egan asks Jersey’s Catholics to oppose plans to legalise Assisted Dying
Bishop Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth, has written to the clergy and parishioners of Jersey to “mobilise” and “speak out”
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Former Conservative party leader says government must help poor by increasing Universal Credit
Former Conservative Party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith has called for benefits to be immediately increased in line with inflation
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Food banks: an MP claimed there’s no massive use for them in the UK – the evidence shows why he’s wrong
There is no “massive use for food banks” in the UK, according to Lee Anderson, the Conservative MP for Ashfield.
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Visit to Ukraine allowed me to: “to touch the wounds of the Ukrainian people and hear their passionate plea for peace”, says Archbishop Paul Gallagher
Seeing scenes of a war on television is one thing, “touching this reality is another,” Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, Vatican
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