The Bill’s remaining stages - the report and third reading - will be debated by Parliament on 16 May.
Cardinal Nichols described Pope Leo XVI as a “citizen of the world” and explained why his experience are what the Church needs.
Sr Marika Rebicsek OCV of Caritas Deaf Service community reflects on the importance of learning British Sign Language.
“Look at the person next to you - marvel at the giftedness you see around you.”
The Diocese of Arundel & Brighton welcomes today’s election of Pope Leo XIV
"The presence of people from different countries and cultures is a great blessing"
"Let us ask the Holy Spirit for the gift of priests"
Archbishop-Elect John Sherrington renews the call for Catholics to speak out against the assisted suicide Bill.t
The Coordinators explored how to celebrate liturgies which embed the process: prepare, gather, listen, respond and mission.
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".
