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Bishop John Sherrington celebrated the annual Red Mass at Westminster Cathedral on the first day of the legal year, 1 October 2018. Bishop Sherrington began his homily by outlining three modern day challenges to the dignity of the human person:...
Adoremus: the Eucharistic Congress marked a beginning in the revitalisation of Eucharistic devotion in this country. How beautiful it was to see hundreds of people processing through the streets of Liverpool behind Our Blessed Lord, truly present ...
by Fr Nicholas Schofield, Diocesan Archivist Launceston, 'the gateway to Cornwall, is a charming town situated two miles west of the river Tamar, the natural border that almost makes Cornwall into an island. Launceston was an important thorou...
Over the summer I began to read Philippe Sands's extraordinary book, . He researches the lives of two international lawyers, Hersch Lauterpacht and Rafael Lemkin, whose works contributed to the Nuremberg Trails and in particular focuses on the t...
Born in Cragga, Bala in County Mayo in the west of Ireland on 5 May 1923, one of six children born to John and Mary Burke, the young Thomas was educated locally until the age of 16 and later from 1952-4 at Campion House, Osterley having been accep...