A big night for Hannah Spencer and the Greens in Gorton and Denton, but what now for Brirish politics?
With the driving rain and bitter cold, yesterday wasn’t a good day for anyone to be out but, on street
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Driver whose miraculous recovery inspired Brad Pitt’s F1 film ‘looking for closure’ 35 years after near-death crash
When Martin Donnelly’s Lotus 102 slammed into a barrier at 160mph during the 1990 Spanish Grand Prix, those who witness
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Pray for parliamentarians and for a culture of life, says Archbishop of Liverpool in Lenten statement
In a Lenten statement, the Archbishop of Liverpool, the Most Reverend John Sherrington, has clarified the Church’s principled objection to
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LETTER FROM AMERICA: Why standing in solidarity with immigrants is an act of accompaniment in Catholic philosophy
In Portland, Oregon, people wearing inflatable frog costumes – The Portland Frog Brigade – danced outside immigration offices. In Chicago,
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New analysis reveals Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will not become law
The assisted suicide Bill has today been widely pronounced as dead by commentators after it was revealed that it will
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Tyneside schools come together for SEND conference on inclusion and belonging
Inclusivity and belonging were on the agenda, when Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCos) from across Newcastle, North Tyneside, and Northumberland
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DAVID TORKINGTON : The Way – a spiritual journey through Lent
If you are travelling to a distant destination you will have to travel by car or coach, by train or
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Delight for Sisters of Mary as documentary selected as finalist in film charity awards
A remarkable and moving documentary showing the work of the Sisters of Mary as they seek to bring education and
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Scottish Catholic bishops warn of ‘profound moral consequence’ ahead of assisted dying vote
Scotland’s Catholic bishops have expressed “deep concern” as the country faces a “moment of profound moral consequence” when MSPs vote
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New Hall School Joins the Choir Schools’ Association, Strengthening Its Choral Tradition
New Hall School, Chelmsford, is proud to announce that it has become an Associate member of the Choir Schools’ Association,
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Paul Thigpen, theologian who explored ‘wondrous’ question of extraterrestrial life, dies at 71
Paul Thigpen, the noted theologian and convert to the Catholic faith known for his prolific writing career that included an
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St Mary’s University’s Centre for the Art of Living and Dying Well poster commended with Marie Curie award
The Centre for the Art of Living and Dying Well at St Mary’s University, together with the Royal Marsden, the
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Pope Leo XIV asks priests not to use AI tools to write sermons or chase ‘likes’ on social media
Pope Leo XIV has urged priests to not to use artificial intelligence to write their homilies or to seek “likes”
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Pope sends €1 million of medicine and heaters to Ukraine
The war has left a trail of devastation: families torn apart, civilians fleeing for their lives, women and children separated
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After emotional debate, Welsh Senedd narrowly votes for assisted suicide proposals
Assisted dying services on the NHS in Wales have moved a step closer after a key vote in the Welsh
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Mountbatten-Windsor scandal is not only an existential threat to British monarchy, but is destabilising the nation
When news broke on Thursday morning that the King’s brother had been detained at his Sandringham estate by police on
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Wall painting revealed at 12th Century Catholic church in Pembrokeshire may depict martyrdom of St Lawrence
Vital restoration and conservation work being carried out at a 12th century pre-Reformation church in Pembrokeshire is revealing a wealth
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“Lent naturally draws us back to the witness of John,” says John Bradburne Memorial Society
As Lent begins, we are invited into a season of reflection, sacrifice, and renewed compassion, a time to slow our
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Lowest percentage of Catholics apply to join Police Service of Northern Ireland in over a decade
The latest Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officer recruitment campaign has attracted the lowest percentage of Catholic applicants for
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My Catholic faith “is the closest I feel to God,” says Traitors’ star Harry Clarke on quest to meet Pope Leo
The winner of The Traitors season two, Harry Clarke, has announced a new quest to visit Pope Leo. The upcoming TV
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Royal family “living on borrowed time” and cannot survive “without Christianity at its heart”, says late Queen’s chaplain
A former chaplain to the late Queen Elizabeth II has described as a “tragedy” the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who
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