We won’t solve modern slavery until we separate the problem from the politics
The news from the Diocese of East Anglia that some 6,000 people within the diocese may be victims of slavery
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David Torkington: Christianity is founded not on our love of God, but on his love of us
When Charles Dickens wrote, “God is love,” on the workhouse wall, he was of course being sarcastic. He knew there
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British Filipino Band Joins Filipino Children To Say No to Exploitation, Trafficking and Child Abuse
British Filipino band Ooberfuse has always refused to to be silent, and their new track, “We Will Overcome,” is a
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From censorship to curiosity: Pope Francis’ appreciation for the power of history and books
In January 2025, while doing research at the Vatican archives, I heard Pope Francis’ Sunday prayers in St. Peter’s Square.
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Downside School hits right notes with “incredible showcase” production of Oliver!
Downside School is celebrating the outstanding success of its recent drama production. The school has said its production of Oliver!
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The Merseyside Catholic academy announces global partnership with school in China
A Merseyside Catholic school has announced an exciting new international partnership with a school in Foshan, China. Last year, the
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6,000 people could be living in slavery in East Anglia, warns co-lead of Diocesan Initiative on Modern Slavery
Modern slavery in Britain is a growing crisis, with record numbers of victims identified in 2024, including many British nationals
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Catholic aid agencies move in to help victims of devastating Myanmar earthquake
Following the powerful earthquake rocked central Myanmar this morning, Catholic aid organisations have already begun working in the affected areas
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Archbishop Gallagher meeting today with Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, Vatican Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations, began his visit to Hungary last night,
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Canonization Mass for Carlo Acutis is a highlight of Holy Week and Easter events, says Vatican
After being hospitalised for 38 days and starting the doctor mandated two-months rest, the Holy See Press Office has not
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“God is here with us,” says MISSIO National Director on Thailand refugee camp
Why do people turn to Missio for support to build churches when there are so many other needs in the
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Policy Advisor alumna returns to campus to share her experiences with students
Since graduating with first-class honours in Education and Early Childhood Development, Dena began her career on the frontline working with
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Whatever Rachel Reeves may think, slashing benefits won’t build a better Britain
It might not have seemed like it today, but when Rachel Reeves became Chancellor of the Exchequer on 5th July
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Joy as Pope Francis is discharged from Rome’s Gemelli hospital
Pope Francis has appeared at the window of the hospital in Rome for the first time since being admitted on
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Is Canada’s Mark Carney the man to challenge the rise of toxic global politics?
It may not have attracted quite as much comment and controversy as the second arrival of Donald Trump, but today’s
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Why next Monday’s St Patrick’s Day should be celebrated in blue, not green
St. Patrick’s Day usually conjures images of partying, Catholicism, Irish nationalism and, perhaps most famously, the colour green: green clothes,
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David Torkington: from toy town with love, how a child’s wisdom illuminated the Sacred Heart
When I was a boy I used to call people by what they did. My older brothers used to laugh
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Nightly Rosary for Pope’s health returns to St. Peter’s Square
After the conclusion of the Lenten Spiritual Exercises on Friday morning, the Marian prayer for Pope Francis have once again
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Archbishop John of Southwark leads over 100 children in Eucharistic adoration
Over 100 children from primary schools in South London were led by Archbishop John Wilson in Eucharistic adoration at St
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Down’s syndrome safeguard rejected by assisted suicide Bill Committee
The assisted suicide Bill Committee has voted down an amendment to safeguard people with Down’s syndrome. Damien Hinds MP tabled
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Bishop of the Armed Forces visits UK military personnel in the Middle East
The Catholic Bishop of the Armed Forces, The Right Reverend Bishop Paul Mason has visited British Service Personnel currently deployed
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