“This legislation would require many hospices and care homes to facilitate assisted suicide.”
Maria and Peter Booker, diocesan Deaf Service Coordinators, and Fr Ian Byrne joined a Catholic Deaf Association pilgrimage to Rome.
In-work poverty has been rising steadily in the UK for nearly two decades and currently affects roughly 18% of the UK working population.
"Wherever we are – whatever we do – our lives must speak to others of the wonder of the Lord’s love for us"
“Let us disarm communication of prejudice & resentment, fanaticism and even hatred. Let us disarm words and we will help disarm the world."
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his appeal for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, calling for a cessation of hostilities.
"The peace of the Risen Christ transforms our world and gives us a taste of the Kingdom of Heaven."
“The review highlights urgent need for improved regimes and engagement with prisoners’ families.”
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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"
The Catholic Bishop's Conference and Birmingham Newman University would like to hear from neurodivergent Catholic adults and caregivers.
The Holy Father will designate Newman as co-patron saint of education, with St Thomas Aquinas, during the Jubilee for Education.
The Trust aims to ensure every child access to a high-quality education that nurtures their spiritual, academic, and personal growth.
