After what has been less than a year in power, the future of Scotland’s transformative First Minister Humza Yousaf

The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales have issued a pastoral reflection on gender, highlighting the teaching of the

In an interview with The Catholic Network, Bishop Peter Brignall of Wrexham has spoken about the story of St

A north London school says it will hold a 10-week pilot of longer school days, where phones are banned,

The Church and democracy, and how citizens, especially Catholics, can mobilise together in favour of the common good, was

Leeds Trinity University’s Faculty of Business, Computing and Digital Industries held an important event this week at the Main

Father Gabriel Romanelli, the Parish Priest of Holy Family Catholic Parish in Gaza, is in London for a week-long

Reacting to the approval by Parliament early on Tuesday of legislation to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda, CAFOD

Tributes have been paid to former Sunderland and Republic of Ireland defender Charlie Hurley following his death at the

A Berkshire parish church said goodbye this week to the last surviving member of the order of Dominican Sisters

The Archdiocese of Southwark is hosting the annual London Migrant Workers Mass at St George’s Cathedral on Monday 6th

It was with a certain amount of weary inevitability that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced at the Centre for