“The cry of displaced children rises to God today,” Pope Leo said in his Message for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
Parishioners set off on a 3.5-hour walk from St John's in Farncombe, raising over £500 so far.
Archbishop Richard also preached at Choral Evensong, reflecting on education, truth and discipleship.
"This is the work, the mission, of the whole Church, it is the Great Commission, and comes into every area of life within the Church."
The bill was defeated by a majority of 16, with 286 votes to 270.
Established 178 years ago in 1848, the day provides an opportunity to celebrate and give thanks to all those involved in Catholic education.
“Human dignity does not depend on a person’s abilities, wealth or position in life, nor on the right or wrong choices made.”
Over the past three years, the Safeguarding Office has completed a Parish Safeguarding Audit in every Parish in the Diocese.
The resources aim to help ensure that every pupil can understand and respond to Catholic Social Teaching, and put faith into action.
In National Conversation Week, schools, colleges and youth settings are encouraged to host conversation sessions.
MP Jack Rankin visited St Cuthbert's to lead a whole-school assembly and gave advice to Y6 pupils ahead of House Captain elections.
Education Sunday offers an opportunity for us to pray for all people involved in Catholic education.
Join a Xavier Teach South East open morning or online information event the Autumn.
An upcoming conference at St Mary's University, Twickenham, will mark 60 years of women at the University
"The Aquinas Centre" creates 30 new places for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
