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Professor Jim McManus appointed new Chair of Pact

Professor Jim McManus has been appointed as the new Chair of Pact (Prison Advice and Care Trust). Pact is

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Forget warnings about scaling back arms supplies, governments must reject war completely

In the wake of the horrific killing of seven innocent aid workers in Gaza on Monday this week, it’s

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Catholic writer Frank Cottrell Boyce scores with homeless soccer filmscript

Since its premiere on 27th March, Catholic writer Frank Cottrell Boyce’s movie The Beautiful Game has been receiving some

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Catholic charity CAFOD to field 18 runners in the 2024 London Marathon

The annual London Marathon returns on Sunday 21st April, and Catholic charity CAFOD has announced that it will have

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Archbishop Gallagher in Panama to mark 100 years of diplomatic relations

Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations, wraps up a visit to Panama

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Bianca Jagger joins UK MPs and peers in call for stronger action against Nicaragua regime

A cross party group of MPs and peers from Parliament has released the findings of a report into the

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Mission Together gets ready to celebrate the first World Children’s Day

Mission Together – the children’s branch of Missio, the Pope’s charity for overseas mission – is helping children to

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New report from Diocese of East Anglia examines why adults decide to join the Catholic Church

With a background of an increasingly secular society, why do some adults still decide to join the Catholic Church?

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Medaille Trust announces Dani Wardman as new CEO

The Medaille Trust is delighted to announced that Dani Wardman will be joining in June as their new CEO.

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“We cannot be silent” over growing humanitarian crisis in the Middle East , say The Jesuits

Against the backdrop of an unprecedented humanitarian disaster unfolding in Gaza, the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) has issued

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West Midlands Catholic school wants amphitheatre so pupils feel special

A West Midlands Catholic school has said it wants to build an amphitheatre to make its pupils feel special.

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The singing nuns who are bringing 13th-Century hymns to contemporary music charts

Most chart-topping singers these days are 20 and 30-somethings with a daring fashion sense and lavish lifestyles. But as

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