Bishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues, has issued a statement on the publication of a report on Assisted Suicide.
He is always knocking at the door, knowing what is within and desiring to transform us and make us His own.
Clergy and parishioners took part in the 27th annual parish pantomime.
It includes prayers of protection, thanksgiving, and prayers of faith and confidence.
The Bishop and Trustees wish to thank all those who contributed to the report.
The Church stands close to parents in grief and surrounds them and their children with prayer.
Following the publication of the synthesis report from the first session of the Synod, there is an opportunity for feedback.
Sometimes our lives can seem like mountains – an uphill struggle in a place in which we may feel uncomfortable. Yet Jesus is with us.
The Catholic Association of Teachers, Schools and Colleges issued a Statement of of Welcome and Gratitude for the AI-focussed papal letter.
Dr Mullan was particularly impressed by the pupils' thoughtful responses to questions & the pride they demonstrated in their achievements.
Pope Leo XIV releases his first encyclical, "Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence."
The three-day event celebrated collaboration, innovation and hope in religious education.
Teachers and leaders in our diocesan schools are invited to join St Mary's current Summer Series of Catholic Education Webinars
The Day by Day resources were produced by Primary RE Advisers from the Diocese and inspired by the RE Directory, "To Know You More Clearly".
The resources were produced by Primary RE Advisers from the Diocese and inspired by the RE Directory, "To Know You More Clearly".
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