Prayers outside Westminster | CBCEW Archbishop John Sherrington, the Archbishop of Liverpool and Lead Bishop for Life Issues for the Bishops’ Conference, has offered his …
Archbishop Moth: “Improve compassionate, high-quality care to genuinely help the terminally ill”
Archbishop Richard Moth, Archbishop of Westminster and President of the Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales | CBCEW Archbishop Richard Moth, Archbishop of Westminster and President of …
Archbishop Sherrington urges action ahead of vote on Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
Archbishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues for the Bishops’ Conference, has urged Catholics in England and Wales to contact their MPs ahead of …
Bishop of Portsmouth appeals against ‘dangerously flawed’ Bill
Bishop Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth, has issued an appeal for Members of Parliament to reject the Bill to legalist assisted suicide. Speaking in a …
Bishop Wright: “Morals and ethics aside, it’s a bad Bill”
Bishop Stephen Wright, Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle, has spoken about the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill criticising it for failing to safeguarding the most …
Pope Leo: ‘My heart goes out’ to suffering Ukrainian people
Pope Leo XIV once again renews his calls for an end to violence in Ukraine, and laments the “violent attacks that have recently struck various cities and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, causing the deaths of innocent people.
Pope at Angelus: Mutual love is one debt that ‘does not enslave us’
During his Angelus greeting, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the two ways Jesus calls Christians to practice mutual love: being capable of fraternal correction and loving one another as brothers and sisters
Weekly Newsletter 5th September 2026 (342).
Weekly Newsletter 5th September 2026 (342).
14 new jobs were posted this week.
Website Update and Improvements
The school summer holidays provided the ideal opportunity to migrate our website to new servers in Worcester. Designed for future growth with built-in redundancy, our …
Pope Leo urges release of Haiti hostages, aid for Nepal after deadly floods
Following the recitation of the midday Angelus prayer from Castel Gandolfo on Sunday, Pope Leo XIV condemned the recent massacre in Haiti, made an urgent appeal for the release of hostages, and renewed his call for concrete assistance to Nepal following devastating floods and mudslides that have killed hundreds and left thousands missing.
Pope at Angelus: Even when confused like Peter, dialogue with the Lord
During his Sunday Angelus address in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV reminds the faithful that St. Peter was very human and that, like him, we ought to “humbly tell Jesus what we truly feel, even when our hearts are confused.”
Weekly Newsletter 29th August 2026 (341).
Weekly Newsletter 29th August 2026 (341).
9 new jobs were posted this week.
Bishop Menezes: ‘Assisted dying’ is a threat to all vulnerable people
Bishop Timothy Menezes, an Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of Birmingham, has called attention to the threat which assisted suicide poses not just to the …
Hospice founder discusses the challenges of providing gold standard palliative care
Dr Karen Groves MBE | CBCEW The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will have its crunch vote and second reading in the House of Commons …
Care should be the primary function of our health service, says Bishop Curry on the assisted suicide debate
Bishop James Curry, an Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of Westminster, has spoken about the reintroduction of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill …
Bishop Nowakowsi issues message of hope on 35th anniversary of Ukrainian independence
Bishop Nowakowsi | CBCEW Bishop Kenneth Nowakowski, Bishop of the Ukrainian Eparchy of the Holy Family of London, has released a statement marking the 35th …
Pope appeals for international aid for Ebola victims in DRC
Pope Leo XIV urges international care for people affected by the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and for victims of a mining incident in the Central African Republic.
Pope at Angelus: Let us not retreat into our convictions but be open to Christ
In his Angelus message, Pope Leo XIV reflects on the importance of developing a personal relationship with Christ in order to allow him to transform our lives and the world, even by sometimes embarking on unfamiliar paths.
Weekly Newsletter 22nd August 2026 (340).
Weekly Newsletter 22nd August 2026 (340).
9 new jobs were posted this week.
Pope renews appeal for end to violence against Palestinians in the West Bank
Pope Leo’s appeals at the conclusion of the Sunday Angelus included a call for an end to violence directed against Palestinians in the West Bank; his hopes that sporting events can be a prophetic sign of peace and fraternity; and special greetings to Polish pilgrims taking part in the annual pilgrimage to the Sanctuary of Piekary Śląskie.