Pope Leo XIV has appointed Cardinal Kurt Koch as international president of a Catholic charity that works in more than 130 countries. Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) welcomed the appointment of the...

Gospel of 27 November 2025Luke 21:20-28At that time: Jesus said to his disciples,...

During the General Audience, Pope Leo XIV reflected on his upcoming Apostolic Visit to Türkiye and Lebanon, which begins on Thursday Speaking

Please pray for the repose of the soul of Rt Rev Thomas McMahon, Bishop Emeritus of Brentwood Diocese, who died peacefully at his home in Stock at 10 am this morning. May he rest in peace.Bishop...

Luigi and Maria Beltrame QuattrocchiMarried couple. Luigi and Maria Beltrame Quattrocchi were beatified on October 21, 2001 by Pope John Paul II.The couple lived in Rome. Maria was an academic and...

The people of the Palestinian town of Sebastia continue their daily life in continuity with centuries of history. Their town is home to impressive ruins that date back to Biblical, Roman, Byzantine,...

Bishop Richard Moth, Chair of the Department for Social Justice for the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, has welcomed the government's decision to scrap the two-child cap on...

The families of more than 20,000 students across the Holy Land and beyond are rejoicing after the Church cleared their school debts."With the stroke of a pen", Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa wiped...

Both Caritas Salford and the St Vincent de Paul Society have welcomed the announcement in today's Budget that the Government is ending the two-child benefit limit.Patrick O'Dowd, director of Caritas...

The UK Chancellor's Budget 2025, delivered today, sets out a fiscal landscape that will significantly impact charitable giving and fundraising across the country. While we welcome certain measures,...

The people of the Palestinian town of Sebastia continue their daily life in continuity with centuries of history. Their town is home to impressive ruins that date back to Biblical, Roman, Byzantine,...

At an event celebrating the 185th anniversary of The Tablet and the 175th anniversary of St Mary's University Twickenham, last Friday 21st November, Brendan Walsh, editor of The Tablet delivered an...

The next step for the All Kinds of Catholic podcast mission is to build the community around the podcast. The weekly conversations with 'ordinary' Catholic people are available wherever you get your...

Bishop Richard Moth, Chair of the Department for Social Justice for the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, has welcomed the government's decision to scrap the two-child cap on...

Bishop Richard Moth, Chair of the Department for Social Justice for the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, has welcomed the government's decision to scrap the two-child cap on...

The people of the Palestinian town of Sebastia continue their daily life in continuity with centuries of history. Their town is home to impressive ruins that date back to Biblical, Roman, Byzantine,...

Something has happened - or there's an event coming up in your parish, school or community - that you'd like to tell more people about than you reach in your weekly newsletter.You could put up...

Italian Franciscan priest, writer, preacher and patron of popular missionaries.Saint Leonard was born in Port Maurizio in 1676. After training in Rome, he became a Franciscan and restored the...

Gospel of 26 November 2025Luke 21:12-19At that time: Jesus said to his disciples,...

Caritas today unveiled 'Vehicle of Hope,' the former Popemobile transformed into a mobile pediatric clinic designed to reach Ga...