The Ukraine war must end before escalation acquires a logic of Its own
There was something unfashionably simple about the message delivered in Moscow on Tuesday by Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Holy See’s
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Prime Minister says “there is no single right position” on assisted dying debate
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has revealed he will not vote on the assisted dying bill for England and Wales unlike
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Listen to our fifth FREE weekly podcast of David Torkington’s spiritual classic set in the Outer Hebrides
This week The Catholic Network presents the fifth podcast episode of David Torkington’s spiritual classic, Wisdom from the Western Isles.
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Caritas Nepal: Situation is difficult but Church working to support people
The death toll in Nepal has now risen to at least 547 people, with 1473 injured and more than 900 still
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Belfast City Council to celebrate abortion up to birth campaign by illuminating landmark, prompting backlash
Belfast City Hall will be illuminated in green next month to celebrate an international campaign to permit abortion up to
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New British Ambassador to Holy See presents credentials to Pope Leo
Pope Leo XIV received Britain’s new ambassador to the Holy See, Tarandip Kaur “Tammy” Sandhu, at the Vatican this morning
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Bishop Neylon joins Pope Leo in prayer for all affected in Nepal floods
Bishop Tom Neylon, lead bishop for Asia, has joined Pope Leo XIV in expressing his sorrow at the devastation and loss of life that is
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Catholic actor Jonathan Roumie has faith put to the test by Bear Grylls in wilderness adventure
Six cast members from the gospel-inspired series The Chosen have been confirmed to join Bear Grylls on The Chosen in
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Archbishop Sherrington warns of “flawed and dangerous” assisted suicide Bill
Archbishop John Sherrington, Archbishop of Liverpool and Lead Bishop for Life Issues, has issued a statement on the upcoming Second
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Two UK Sports bodies move to protect female category following threat of legal action
Two sporting bodies have moved to protect the female category by updating their eligibility policies following a threat of legal
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‘Evil won’t have the final word’: Church leaders mark Ukraine’s Independence Day
Senior church leaders have been marking the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from Russia with prayer and reflection. The Bishop
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Archbishop Gallagher in Moscow: The war must end
During the bilateral meeting held at the Foreign Ministry’s representative office in Moscow on Tuesday, August 25, the Holy See
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The problem with ill-conceived public information leaflets, and need for moral certainty in society
Over the years, public information leaflets produced by governments have tended to be received with little enthusiasm and have often
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Listen to our fourth FREE weekly podcast of David Torkington’s spiritual classic set in the Outer Hebrides
This week The Catholic Network presents the fourth podcast episode of David Torkington’s spiritual classic, Wisdom from the Western Isles.
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Mel Gibson confirms The Resurrection of the Christ will be in English, not Aramaic
The long-awaited follow-up to the 2004 hit “The Passion of the Christ” will be a departure of sorts from the
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Francis Webb: is he the 20th century’s most unjustly neglected Catholic poet?
There are giants of Australian literature who are household names, and those who once were but are no longer. Francis
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Downside School celebrates another excellent set of A Level and BTEC results
Downside School is celebrating another excellent set of A Level and BTEC results, which are a testament to pupils’ hard
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ECUMENICAL: Farage using Christianity to ‘channel anti-Muslim feeling’, claims former archbishop
A former Archbishop of Canterbury has accused Nigel Farage of exploiting Christianity to “channel anti-Muslim feeling” in British society. The
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Race Equity Lead awarded prestigious National Teaching Fellowship for driving anti-racist educational change
Leeds Trinity University’s Dr Syra Shakir has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship (NTF) for her efforts to drive anti-racist
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Stonyhurst celebrates strong GCSE, A Level results and university destinations
Stonyhurst is celebrating the achievements of its 2026 leavers following the publication of this year’s GCSE, A Level and CTEC
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New Hall School in Chelmsford celebrates outstanding A level, GCSE and BTEC results
There were plenty of celebrations at New Hall School in Chelmsford at the end of last week as Year 13
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