A generation denied a future: why Britain’s latest welfare crackdown is a moral failure
I must confess to feeling more than a little weary at seeing a plethora of news stories yesterday warning that
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Jim Caviezel reveals extraordinary encounter with Jesus that convinced him to star in The Passion of the Christ
Hollywood actor Jim Caviezel has revealed that he almost turned down the role of Jesus Christ in Mel Gibson’s acclaimed
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What C.S. Lewis said about Narnia’s most famous character: the Jesus‑like lion Aslan
As Netflix teases glimpses of Greta Gerwig’s newest project, an adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ novel “The Magician’s Nephew,” many Narnia
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From galley to kitchen: Stella Maris celebrates seafarers’ recipes
Catholic charity Stella Maris is celebrating the cooking skills, resourcefulness and food traditions of seafarers and fishers through a new
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Historic Jesuit college turns to solar power in green energy drive
One of Britain’s oldest Catholic schools is embracing renewable energy while safeguarding more than four centuries of Jesuit heritage. Stonyhurst
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Pope Leo XIV calls for unity and peace as he makes emotional return to Peru
Pope Leo XIV has spoken of his enduring love for Peru, the country he called home for more than two
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Irish Sisters bring faith and compassion to margins of society in mission
In some of the world’s most remote and challenging communities, where government services and humanitarian organizations have struggled to remain,
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Cambridge Grade I listed Catholic church placed on at-risk list
A Roman Catholic church in Cambridge that recently underwent a £1m restoration has been added to Historic England’s Heritage at
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Leeds Trinity University appoints new Chair of Board of Governors
Kevin O’Connor has been confirmed by the Right Reverend Marcus Stock, Bishop of Leeds, as the new Chair of the
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Archbishop’s John Sherrington issues statement on the Draft Conversion Practices Bill
The Most Reverend John Sherrington, Archbishop of Liverpool and chair of the Department for Social Justice for the Bishops’ Conference,
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Actor Matthew Lewis investigates real story behind the gunpowder plot in new BBC podcast
Actor Matthew Lewis – famous for his role as Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter films – has taken on
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Catholics, Trump and the dangerous temptation to put politics before faith
There has already been a fair amount of head-scratching in Republican circles this morning as the scale of the party’s
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A Budget that offered a little breathing space, but precious little hope
There was something rather revealing about Chancellor John Healey’s announcement on Wednesday that some 20 million households are to receive
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The Gunpowder Plot: York’s Untold Story
This Autumn, you can experience a unique retelling of one of the most dramatic events in British history- in the
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Pope Leo XIV votes in US midterm elections via mail-in ballot
The Holy See Press Office announced this afternoon (30th October) that Pope Leo XIV, an American citizen, has voted in
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CHURCH OF ENGLAND: King to inaugurate CofE’s General Synod for first time
The King is to inaugurate the Church of England’s General Synod for the first time in his reign. He’ll give
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Pope Leo recognises heroic virtues of six new Venerables
Six Servants of God have been declared Venerable following Pope Leo XIV’s recognition of their heroic virtues. During an audience
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Our political leaders have a duty to prioritise dialogue and seek peaceful solutions, say Bishops
UN Disarmament Week, marked from 24-30 October, is recognised internationally as an opportunity to increase awareness around weapons control and
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How religion collided with race and politics in Brazil’s presidential election
Since Brazil’s runoff elections last Sunday, most attention has been focused on President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s surprise upset.
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Vatican Museums exhibit marks a century of the Popemobile
The Vatican Museums inaugurated the exhibition A Century of the Popemobile on Wednesday (28th October), marking nearly a century of
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WORLD: Order of Malta’s Pilgrimage to Loreto with 1,100 Participants
The Sovereign Military Order of Malta’s traditional Pilgrimage to the Holy House of Loreto has concluded, bringing together approximately 1,100
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