"God is active in every place and at every moment, in the good practice that we have developed in our lives and in the unexpected too"
The club gives parish members an easy way to make a real difference in the world, without the pressure of big donations.
Attendees explored human, pastoral, intellectual and spiritual formation with expert speakers.
Today, the Franciscan charism continues to attract people from across the world through a charism of radical Gospel living.
Cardinal Vincent reminded attendees that Jesus, present in the monstrance, is the embodiment of sacrifice.
"It is possible to see in the migrants of our time ... a living image of God’s people on their way to the eternal homeland."
CAFOD commissioned the icon from Ethiopian artist and engineer Mulugeta Araya aged 30.
The new multi-million pound initiative could see significant sums of money earmarked for urgent repairs and restoration projects
Staff from our Catholic schools who are retiring or stepping down after faithful service in a variety of roles gathered at Arundel Cathedral
Rector of the Venerable English College in Rome succeeds Archbishop Richard Moth as the Sixth Bishop of Arundel & Brighton.
The school becomes the nineteenth primary and twenty-third school to join Xavier CET.
The assembled Trust staff heard from speakers Rebecca Stephens, Everest climber, and Isaac Harvey, disability advocate.
Leaders reflected on what it means to be a leader in a Catholic school and engaged in the faith formation we need for mission.
The theme was "Stewards of Creation" and how we all have our part to play in caring for our environment.
Each school presented their own decorated 'Legacy of Hope' anchor to Monsignor Tony Barry
Pupils and school leaders from four diocesan schools share their Oscar Romero Award journeys.
