News Archive
The wellbeing of the Newman Catholic College community  has always been a key feature of the work of  our  school ,  but in recent  months  this  focus  has sharpened.  We  are motivated by Pope Francis'  comment that ,  ' I wa...Read more
The events of the past few months, where the reality of racism has been thrown into the spotlight, have highlighted the urgent need to tackle prejudice in the world and to promote the dignity of every person. In his message for World...Read more
All marriages experience times of stress and disconnection. This is normal. At other times we need to love, help and support of others.
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Pupils and staff at St Benedict's  School in Ealing  have raised almost £3,000 for the Trussell Trust, a charity which runs a network of foodbanks in the UK.
Children in all year groups at the school, from nursery to the Sixth Form, …Read more
Bishop John Sherrington, the lead Catholic Bishop for Life Issues, has commented on a proposed amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill that, if tabled, would repeal sections 58 and 59 of the 1981 Offences Against the Persons Act and 'result in the in...Read more
This week, Caritas Bakhita  House celebrates its  fifth  birthday .  The house opened on  30 t h  June 2015  with a mission to provide safe accommodation  and  support  for  women escaping human trafficking , sexual…Read more
Lockdown might be easing but the needs for couples and families are not.
MFL Westminster are inviting different voices to share their insights to help support and nourish marriage and family life.
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It is with sadness that we announce the news of the death earlier this evening, 26
Canon Christopher was born in Kingston upon Thames on 25
Sympathy is extended to Canon Christopher's family and friends, and to the clergy and parishioners...Read more
Within weeks of  the s tart of lockdown, the Caritas Westminster  team  was hearing  stories of individuals and fami lies  whose financial circu m stances  had b een  affected by COVID-19 , whether through job loss , …Read more
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
On Tuesday we heard the announcement that, from the 4
The recent reopening of our churches for individual private prayer was an import...Read more
Written by Deacon Roger Carr-Jones
Marriage & Family Life Coordinator
Dear Couples,
What has been our experience as a married couple of the last 14 weeks, living through a time like no other with no set boundaries, different pressures and an un...Read more
Cardinal Vincent welcomed the Prime Minister's announcement on 23
'As Catholics we now look forward to being able to celebrate Mass together again from 4
'It is important that we continue to abide by the guidance, given by the Government, on app...Read more
Bishop Paul McAleenan, Lead Bishop for Migrants and Refugees, has encouraged the Catholic community to unite in prayer and reflection on Windrush Day. He heralds the importance and value of the Windrush Generation as well as that of the UK's mig...Read more
As part of the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, it has been announced that non-Eucharistic funeral services can now take place in churches.
The guidelines developed by the Bishops' Conference support the safe and dignified conduct of these non-Eu...Read more
Abortion statistics released by the Department for Health on 11
The highest number of abortions ever was recorded for English and Welsh residents, with 207,384 abortions for English and Welsh residents, an increase of 6,776 since 2018.
The stati...Read more
Five days ago, our churches were able to open their doors for the first time in three months, albeit with necessary restrictions and doorkeepers. Some have been able to visit, with joy; others have stayed away, housebound or still needing to shiel...Read more