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St Anthony's School for Girls marked National UK Parliament Week with a range of explorative and educational activities.
Pupils explored the election process by holding their own student council election to vote in a student councillor for eac...Read more
Buildings across the world were lit up red on Wednesday 22
The crowd gathered outside the cathedral heard witness testimonies, music, and speeches by Coptic Orthodox Bishop Angaelos, Neville Kyrke-Smith, National Director of Aid to the Church i...Read more
Catholics are being asked to show their concern about the future of Catholic education by petitioning the Education Secretary to ask for the Government to fulfil its manifesto promise to remove the cap which currently limits the number of Catholic...Read more
Pope Francis has instituted a World Day for the Poor, to be celebrated on the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time one week before the Feast of Christ the King. This year the Day falls on 19th November 2017. In his message for this first World Day for the...Read more
During this term, pupils from St Thomas More Catholic School, Wood Green, along with pupils from sister schools St George's, Maida Vale and Bishop Douglass, East Finchley, had the wonderful opportunity to visit the city of Rome.The Religious Edu...Read more
'The only people who know what a vocation to the priesthood is are people who have received one. It is a calling from God. Any one of the many priests at this Mass today could tell a version of the same story in their lives. For years, maybe...Read more
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In his homily, Cardinal Vincent remembered each of the priests who have died this past year by name, explaining 'each of those for whom we pray this evening was uniquely gifted'.
In his homily, Cardinal Vincent remembered each of the ...Read more
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Bishop John writes:Read more
The day began with a visit to Archbishop Pizzaballa, the Apostolic Administrator of Jerusalem at the Latin Patriarchate, to convey greetings from Cardinal Vincent and the pilgrims. An informative conversation about the Church in the Patriarchate ...Read more
Sunday is often called 'little Easter' as we celebrate the Lord's Day and his resurrection from the dead. It was wonderful to be celebrating this Sunday in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. We walked to...Read more
How has this pilgrimage helped me to become closer to the Lord? There are two ways of looking at it. Do I go back in time and place myself in the situation 2000 years ago? Do I try to imagine his way of the cross and his death on Calvary, the crow...Read more
Sunday is often called 'little Easter' as we celebrate the Lord's Day and his resurrection from the dead. It was wonderful to be celebrating this Sunday in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. We walked to...Read more
Day 4 was a day of contrasts in Bethlehem. The day began with a visit to the Milk Grotto, marking the place where the Holy Family rested on the flight to Egypt. Here we experienced calm and peace in the beautiful modern chapel. We joined the enclo...Read more
The Annual Meeting of Eastern Catholic Bishops of Europe was held in London and Hertfordshire this year from 26
It was also a celebration of the 60
It was also an opportunity to celebrate the Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom at Westminst...Read more
We arrived into Bethlehem late yesterday evening and were warmly welcomed by Laila and her team at the Manger Square Hotel. Greetings were exchanged and our important presence to the Christian community emphasised. The journey south from Mount Tab...Read more