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UK Catholic charities raise £2.9 billion annually, report finds
A new report has found that Catholics in the UK contribute around £2.9 billion annually to charitable causes and fundraise “highly cost-effectively”
Corrie Douglas-Young
Bishop Curry urges protection of Taybeh Christians from settlers
Bishop James Curry has urged the Israeli government to protect Christians in Taybeh from settler violence after the West Bank village was declared a closed military zone
Corrie Douglas-Young
Bishop David Oakley appears in court over rape charges
The Bishop of Northampton appeared by video link after being charged with two counts of rape involving a girl under 16
Christine Rousselle
Requiem Mass for Ann Widdecombe to be held at Buckfast Abbey
The Requiem Mass of Ann Widdecombe will take place on August 12 at Buckfast Abbey in a private gathering of friends and family
Corrie Douglas-Young
The Week Ahead: Assisted suicide in the UK, migration and the Assumption
The Church’s campaign against assisted suicide continues as debates over migration, religious persecution and immigration remain in the spotlight
The Catholic Herald
The Week in Review: Ceuta, traditional Mass, church attacks and more
Pope Leo XIV responds to the migrant influx in Ceuta, Cardinal Sarah calls for a return to the traditional Mass, and churches face renewed attacks in France
The Catholic Herald
Archbishop Longley: Palliative care gives "real options"
The Archbishop of Birmingham has urged renewed investment in palliative care, saying that it gives “real options” and a “dignified approach” to those facing the end of their lives
Corrie Douglas-Young
Archbishop Wilson: Assisted suicide Bill would create a culture of killing
The Archbishop of Southwark has urged Catholics to contact their MPs ahead of a crucial Commons vote, warning that legalising assisted suicide would fundamentally change how society treats the vulnerable
Corrie Douglas-Young
New converts to Catholicism are often baptised Christians, study finds
Preliminary findings suggest that recent growth in Catholic receptions reflects significant movement between Christian denominations as well as new conversions
Corrie Douglas-Young
The week ahead: Back to work, assisted suicide, and a World Youth Day anthem
Pope Leo returns to public ministry this week as assisted suicide, Medjugorje and Papa Stronsay are stories to keep an eye during the week ahead
The Catholic Herald
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