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Children from four primary schools in Ealing came together to attend an art workshop at
St Benedict's School on 5th February.
Young artists in Year 5 at North Ealing, Christ the Saviour, Selborne and Holy Family enjoyed a morning of printmaking...Read more
On 31st January, the vigil of St Brigid's feast day, Bishop Paul McAleenan attended, 'A Celebration of Irish music, poetry and dancing' at St James' Church, Piccadilly, a concert hosted by the Irish Chaplaincy.Read more
A group of passionate environmentalists from
St Gregory's Catholic Science College in Brent were granted £56,000 in funding to transform an area of Woodcock Park which had fallen into disrepair.
Pupils gained almost 250 signatures from members ...Read more
On Sunday 19
The Cardinal then offerred a special prayer of dedication, a sign of the intention to dedicate the altar to the Lord for all times and a petition for his blessing. Following the prayer of dedication, the Cardinal performed the rites ...Read more
What has happened to the energy of ecumenical commitment that marked so much of the Church's life following the Second Vatican Council and the National Pastoral Congress of England and Wales in the 1980s? Well, an ecumenical winter might have fr...Read more
On Wednesday 12
Present at the blessing were Cardinal Vincent, Mgr John Armitage, Rector of the Walsingham Shrine, and Amanda de Pulford, painter of the Dowry Painting. The painting will be at Walsingham for the Rededication of England as Mary'...Read more
In Ignatian spirituality we can learn to pray through art. However, learning to pray when painting our home with a pot of emulsion feels very different. Yet with every sweep of the brush, or glide of the roller, a new landscape appears before our ...Read more
written by Deacon Roger Carr-Jones
MFL Coordinator
There are many things that can be a source of embarrassment in daily life, especially in a work contest, when we do or say something without engaging our brain. I am sure that we have all ha...Read more
Advice for parishes, schools and Catholic organisations has been issued by the Bishops' Conference of England regarding coronavirus.
At this time, risk to individuals is low. The following is information on practical steps which parishes can…Read more
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Perhaps we can recall when we first met the person that we love, just how eager we were to learn more about them and gradually to learn more about their inner landscape? Dating has...Read more
On Saturday 8
The Mass was also attended by current and former volunteers and pilgrims involved with the annual diocese of Westminster pilgrimage to Lourdes, which this year takes place from the 25
In his homily, Cardinal Vincent spoke about...Read more
An urgent and tragic aspect of human life today is the suffering of millions of our brothers and sisters who have been forced to become refugees. A particularly harrowing dimension of this tragedy is illegal human trafficking. In his prayer intent...Read more
On Saturday 1
In addition to concelebrating religious order priests, men and women from a number of religious congregations and in consecrated life present in the Diocese of Westminster were in attendance. Â
Looking at the example of Simeon...Read more
Statement from Cardinal Nichols on the UK leaving the European Union
As the UK formally leaves the European Union, we have an opportunity to move beyond the divisions which have been evident at many levels in our society.
It is important for...Read more
Westminster Cathedral recently celebrated 'The Year of the Word' by hosting the first leg of the Scripture Road Show, a unique event which is travelling to dioceses across England and Wales throughout 2020.Read more
This January marks a moment of change as my predecessor Kit Dollard hands on the baton of responsibility to serve as Chair of Marriage Care.
Saying 'goodbye' is both a bittersweet moment as a friend moves on and the opportunity to look back...Read more