Pope Leo prays that "all in society will be encouraged to defend a civilisation founded on authentic love and genuine compassion."
People of all ages marked the Holy Year, journeying together in faith and prayer to “England’s Nazareth.”
"This year’s Day for Life is an invitation to pray for those who suffer and to remain with them, bearing witness to their unique value."
35 sisters from around the world gathered to discern their future directions and who God wanted to lead them.
"We are called to be fearless in announcing the Good News."
“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.
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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.
