Sir Keir Starmer: ‘It’s clear that faith groups are a lifeblood of our local communities’
Sir Keir Starmer met with Labour’s Network of Parliamentary Faith Champions on Wednesday, to hear the challenges faced by their
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Museum exploring 6,000 years of belief across Britain opens in Bishop Auckland
A new museum dedicated to telling the history of faith in the UK has opened in Bishop Auckland, County Durham.
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GUEST BLOG: Discovery of Henry VIII’s prayer book notes reveal his musings on faith, sin and deteriorating health
It’s common knowledge that Henry VIII had six wives. But the cataclysmic love triangle between Catherine of Aragon and Anne
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Maryvale Institute opens recruitment for Bachelor of Divinity (BDiv) and Licence Programmes
Maryvale Institute is very happy indeed to announce that the Diocesan Trustees have just approved the continuation of the Bachelor
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GUEST BLOG: Fr Anthony Chantry, National Director of Missio in England & Wales, explores the nature of kingship, faith and mission
Fr Anthony Chantry is Missio’s National Director in England and Wales. In this guest blog, he shares his reflections on
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Faith and politics are not separate issues, but should be the basis of a just society, says Joseph Kelly
Judging from the huge smiles and shoulder patting, it seems clear that the Tories believe this week’s Autumn Statement has
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Governments may not like faith leaders holding them to account, but it’s a vital restraint, says Joseph Kelly
When Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of having “misconstrued” the policy of sending asylum
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Two Orthodox Christian countries at war – an explanation of the faith tradition shared by Russia and Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin’s decision to attack Ukraine has split the Orthodox Church. Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, a leading authority of
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