Cardinal Nichols called the way in which the assisted suicide bill is being handled “deeply irresponsible”.
"The way of the Christian must be a continual striving for what endures, a fixing of mind and heart on the person of Christ."
A plenary indulgence is a grace granted by the Church which cleanses our soul and helps us to grow closer to God.
Team Domenica supports young people with learning disabilities to acquire the skills, confidence and independence they need.
Pope Francis’ Message for the World Day of the Sick, 11 February
"The worship of God is the highest of all our human activities. There is nothing more important, nothing more natural for us."
Across our Diocese, parishioners will generously support the appeal to send pilgrims who need assistance, and their carers, to Lourdes
"[He] has found such friendship, through his love of Christ."
Students were presented with Faith in Action & Oscar Romero Awards
Gemma was presented with a certificate from the Education Service and a long service medal.
Toby Miller has been Head since 2014 and his leadership has been marked by faithful service, high aspiration for pupils and collaboration.
Trust leaders from across the southeast gathered at St Paul’s Catholic College, Burgess Hill to share and collaborate
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.
