Whatever our circumstances, how our life ends is not a consumer choice
Today marks the feast day of St Francis of Assisi, and coincides with the final day of the Catholic Church’s
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Stella Maris launches Ukraine Financial Resilience Training programme
Leading global maritime charity Stella Maris is proactively engaging in helping to rebuild the lives of Ukrainian seafarers and their
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We have to act now to stop assisted dying law, says Right to Life
There have been increasing reports in the news that the Government will support a Bill in Parliament to legalise assisted
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National Director of Missio Lebanon says situation becoming “more deadly by the day”
The situation in Lebanon is becoming more deadly by the day and efforts to help the displaced and injured are
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Bishop and Ambassador Spearhead Catholic efforts to go Carbon Neutral
On Tuesday (1st October) the Bishop of Salford met with the British Ambassador to the Holy See and his representatives
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Out now: New history book on St Mary’s College, Oscott
Before she retired Professor Judith Champ was Church History Lecturer and Academic Tutor at St Mary’s College, Oscott. She is
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Liverpool Hope University receives £635k to fund degree apprenticeships in the region
Liverpool Hope University has been awarded £635,000 from the Office for Students (OfS) to become a new Department for Education-approved
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Durham primary school delighted with CAFOD LiveSimply Award
St Godric’s Primary School in Durham were thrilled to be awarded the CAFOD LiveSimply Award. The children, supported by their
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HE Cardinal Vincent Nichols echoes Pope’s plea for fasting and prayer
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Bishops’ Conference, has affirmed Pope Francis’ and the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem’s call for
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Guest commentary: unique history of only person who can preach to the pope
One day last year I opened my email to find a curious message from Cardinal Raniero Cantalamessa. The email began
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Latest moves in Middle East crisis are not the actions of a humane society
On Wednesday this week, when Pope Francis used his regular weekly audience to make an impassioned plea to the global
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On World Day of Migrants and Refugees, bishop thanks Catholics for their “generous welcome and kindness”
In a message to mark the World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Bishop Paul McAleenan has praised the Catholic community
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Missio is preparing for World Mission Sunday 2024 – and everyone’s invited!
This year’s World Mission Sunday takes place on 20 October 2024. This day of prayer, solidarity, and giving unites Catholics
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Care for the environment is fundamental to our Catholic faith
As we near the end of the Season of Creation, Bishop John Arnold, Lead Bishop for the Environment for the
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Run Norwich medal surprise for St John’s Cathedral’s finance chair
Stephen Belderbos, Chair of the Finance Committee at St John’s Cathedral, Norwich got a surprise at the end of completing
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Sisters of Mary mark 60 years of bringing education and hope to world’s most deprived children
As the Sisters of Mary celebrate 60 years of bringing education and a new hope to some of the world’s
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Bishop Nicholas Hudson praises London school’s “200 years of faithful service”
Bishop Nicholas Hudson, Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of Westminster, celebrated Mass on 20th September in St Aloysius church, Somers
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Two-child benefit cap debate highlights need for radical rethink on social welfare
On Thursday this week the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales renewed its call for the UK government to
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The Sisters bringing hope, support and God’s love to the traumatised people of Lebanon
This World Mission Sunday (20th October), Pope Francis reminds us of Christ’s call to each one of us to ‘go
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Catholic peer calls out Hong Kong administration over ‘seditious t-shirt’ jail sentence
A Catholic peer has criticised the Hong Kong administration after it sentenced a young man to 14 months in jail
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Rhondda Valley priest who ponders distant galaxies pens thoughts on science and faith
An Oxford physicist who studied distant galaxies before becoming a Catholic priest has been exploring the relationship between faith and
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