

This week’s US-Israeli attack on Iran is yet another tragic example of the failure of human dialogue
After all that has been happening in Ukraine and Gaza in recent years, the prospect of anyone firing up yet another...


Order of Malta’s Grand Hospitaller visits Lebanon, strengthning healthcare and humanitarian outreach
The Grand Hospitaller of the Sovereign Order of Malta, Josef Blotz, paid a visit to the Lebanese Association of the...


Preventive wars risk setting the world ablaze, warns Cardinal Parolin
“This erosion of international law is truly worrying: justice has given way to force; the force of law has been...


DAVID TORKINGTON: how my brief Henry V moment enabled me to understand the spiritual life
The love that continually flows out of the Risen Lord to fill us now, is the same love that flowed into him throughout...


Adventure Starts in Year 7 at Stonyhurst College
At Stonyhurst College, Year 7 marks a confident and carefully supported step into senior school life. Designed...


Catholic school is first in country to be fully rebuilt after RAAC concrete found
A south-west hertfordshire Catholic school has become the first school in England to be fully rebuilt after the...


Planned maintenance work announced for St Mary’s Cathedral, Newcastle
The Diocese of Hexham & Newcastle has announced that access to the cathdral in Newcastle will need to be...


Fr David Henry Kelly (Westminster) RIP
It is with sad news that the Diocese of Westminster has announced the death of Fr David Henry Kelly on Friday 28...


Liverpool sixth form students get taste of the Big Apple
A group of sixth form students from a Liverpool Arts College have just returned from an inspiring five-day cultural...


Professor Jack Scarisbrick RIP
Tributes have been pouring in after the announcement of the death of Professor Jack Scarisbrick, one of the UK's...


Assisted suicide is fundamentally dangerous, says Bishop after Jersey votes to make it law
The Bishop of Portsmouth, the Right Reverend Philip Egan, has expressed how “greatly disturbed” he is by the decision...


Data from more than 1,000 UK Catholic churches reveals surprise trends in giving
Catholic parishes across the UK continue to be sustained by the generosity of their communities. The offertory remains...




























