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Westminster Cathedral 28 April 2013 Since his election to the See of Peter, Pope Francis has caught the imagination of the world. This he has done through word and deed. His call to love and respect those in our midst who are most poor and needy ...
Listed below are websites exploring Holy Scripture: > What Good News https://www.whatgoodnews.org Daily Bible Reading Notes alivepublishing.co.uk/bible-alive Bible Alive is a Catholic Publishing House which publishes books, magazines, newspapers,…
Our ceremony today is quite unusual, for at least two reasons. First we are gathering under the restrictions of the pandemic. We are only too aware of them. We accept and exercise our responsibilities as conscientiously and deliberately as we…
Homily given by Cardinal Vincent Nichols at the Mass for healthcare workers, carers, the sick and their families, on the Solemnity of St George (Patron of England), 23 In this land a lovely custom has developed of going to our front doors, wind...
We began at Bromley-by-Bow station amid the gritty, industrial surroundings of the A12 and swiftly moved on to Three Mills heritage site and the canal towpaths that surround the Olympic site. Construction work meant we were unable to make a circuit of the park so we walked instead along its Western edge, finishing at the main entrance.
As we prepare for the Year of Faith, we thought it might be helpful to our blog readers if you were able to easily access the Vatican Site
On Friday 15th September the Diocese of Westminster signed agreements with The Society of Divine Vocations (Vocationists) to assume pastoral care of Our Lady Queen of Apostles, Heston from 1st October, with Fr Luigi Morrone SDV being appointed P...
The Live Below the Line challenge invites participants to eat and drink for £1 a day for five days beginning 28 April and continuing through this week. Why £1? It’s the extreme poverty threshold beneath which 1.2 billion people worldwide survi...
On Friday 29 April, the feast of St Catherine of Siena, Cardinal Vincent celebrated Vespers in Westminster Cathedral for the culmination of the celebrations for the 800th anniversary of the Order of Preachers. Also in attendance were the Master o...
In April 2020, Caritas Westminster launched the Caritas Emergency Food Voucher Scheme as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic . During the first phase of the scheme , Caritas Westminster sent out £31,000 in…
Archbishop Nichols was at Cardinal Pole School in Hackney on Tuesday 20 October to officially open the new school site on Morning Lane.
On 20 The Catholic Church has consistently encouraged its followers to consider organ donation. The act of donating organs before or after death has been considered a gift and an intrinsic good. However, a system of presumed consent risks takin...
This evening’s celebration of Mass is not only the investiture of Andy Cole as a Knight of St Gregory but also a celebration of the dedication and commitment which led to the founding of St Richard Reynolds Catholic College. We give thanks for a...
Following the broadcast of 'Abused: Breaking the Silence' on BBC-1 Television on 21 June 2011 the following statements have been released
The Religious Congregation of the Sisters of Charity who founded St Joseph's Hospice in Hackney marked the bicentenary of the foundation of their order by the Venerable Mary Aikenhead with a Mass celebrated by Cardinal Vincent at the hospice on 10...
Lord Alton of Liverpool has been awarded the Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit of Hungary by the Hungarian Ambassador, Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky, on behalf of Mr János Áder, President of Hungary. The award is in recognition of the su...
The Diocese of Westminster gives priority to the support and promotion of small faith-sharing groups. Such groups meet to share the Bible, share their experience and discuss their meaning for the wider community, often undertaking common projects…
by Fergal Martin, CTS General Secretary I’m staring at the photograph of a rather stiff-looking Victorian clergyman, tall and handsome. He has intelligent, tired eyes, yet there is determination in them, too. He was someone who longed to be a m...
Given at the Chapel of the Chelsea Pensioners on Remembrance Sunday 8 November 2015. One hundred years ago, not today but at the beginning of May, John McCrae stood in the field of the second battle of Ypres, looking at the place where his fri...