Rachel* and her daughter, Peace, barely survived an attack on their village. They are now being helped by the

A UK PE teacher who has pioneered new ways of teaching sports to visually impaired children at a special

The ‘Assisted Dying’ Bill will receive its Second Reading, with full debate, in the House of Lords. If successful,

Politicians need to rediscover the importance of family, of faith and of place in politics after the Covid pandemic

Bishop John Arnold, Lead Bishop for Environmental Issues, has joined Catholic leaders from the G20 Countries in calling for

Recently I was speaking with a retired prison officer who was perplexed by society’s enthusiasm, yet at the same

I’ve written a great deal about prisons over the years, and frankly most of it has made for fairly

For Catholic Network Prisoners’ Sunday 10th October It was Michael’s first time in prison, and he was desperate for

It is with great sadness that the Archdiocese of Southwark has announced the death of Canon Richard Hearn, Dean

Missio offices from around the world have come together to create a short film for this year’s World Mission

At Vespers on Sunday 19th September (3pm), the community of Buckfast officially celebrated the re-election of Abbot David to

Bishop Terry Drainey has announced that he is celebrating two special Masses at St Mary’s Cathedral in November… “On