Eight young people from four schools spoke on topics including equality, poverty and representation of young people.
Diocesan Youth Adviser, Lizzie Wakeline, delivered the interactive Youthscape Essentials course to new youth group leaders over ten weeks.
On 31 March, Easter Monday 1975, 25 intrepid pilgrims set out from Arundel Cathedral to “beat the bounds” of the Diocese.
The Stations booklet uses reflections edited for the Lourdes Pilgrimage by Canon Gerald Coates RIP and images from St Richard's, Chichester.
Catholics should act now to stop assisted suicide passing into law "No-one should be dispatched as a burden to others."
Your donation will provide support for families affected by the disaster, with essentials such as water, food, lights, and mosquito nets.
They explored how to combat the scourge of Modern Slavery "hidden in plain sight [but] right here on our doorstep."
Fr Aidan Murray OSB and Provost Emeritus Tony Churchill attended the Forum earlier this month in Swanwick.
The school becomes the twelfth primary (and the fifteenth school) to join Bosco CET.
“The choirs’ singing was filled with joy & spirit – they’ve made us incredibly proud!”
“At the heart of education is the liberation of the imagination”
"When we serve others, we walk closely with Christ Himself."
Participants from schools and Trusts from around the Diocese, had the opportunity to listen, discuss and pray together.
Archbishop John Wilson held St Oscar up as an example to parishes & schools: a bishop who "made his own the plight" of his people.
The school becomes the eighteenth primary and twenty-second school to join Xavier CET.
"Educate to promote dignity, justice, and trust in a war-torn world"
