Modern Slavery is a human rights violation that is taking place across the world, including in our Diocese.
"I give thanks for a little over ten years in service to this Diocese spread across its many communities."
The theme for the 2025 Racial Justice Sunday is "Whoever loves God must also love his brother” (1 John 4:21)
"Words and phrases from scripture help to sustain us and point the way for us."
Grants are offered to registered charities for faith-inspired lay leadership, educational social action, and applied research projects.
Parish representatives gather in the new Parish of Weybridge
CAFOD reached 116,449 people in Sudan last year with their healthcare programmes.
The theme for 2026 is: “The word of Christ dwells among you” (Col 3:16)
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.
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
