During the Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo calls for a renewed commitment to recognising the equal dignity of men and women.
Weekly Newsletter 7th March 2026 (317).
Weekly Newsletter 7th March 2026 (317).45 60 new jobs were posted this week.
Bishop of Clifton issues Statement on the War in Iran
Bishop Bosco MacDonald, Bishop of Clifton | CBCEW Bishop Bosco MacDonald, Bishop of Clifton, has issued the following statement regarding the War in Iran: The …
Professor Jack Scarisbrick – Requiescat in pace
Image Source: CBCEW On behalf of the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales, Archbishop John Sherrington, Lead Bishop for Life Issues for the Bishops’ Conference, …
Pope on Iran: Peace not built with mutual threats or death-dealing arms
Pope Leo XIV appeals for nations to recall their moral responsibility to seek peace, as violence escalates in the Middle East after the US and Israel carry out airstrikes on Iran.
Pope at Angelus: The Redeemer transfigures wounds of history
Pope Leo XIV reflects on the mystery of the Transfiguration at the Angelus for the Second Sunday of Lent, noting that Christ the Redeemer transfigures the wounds of history and reveals God’s gift of salvation.
Weekly Newsletter 28th February 2026 (316).
Weekly Newsletter 28th February 2026 (316).
45 new jobs were posted this week.
Bishop for Interreligious Dialogue welcomes Vatican message to Muslims for Ramadan
Bishop Patrick McKinney, the Lead Bishop for Interreligious Dialogue for the Bishops’ Conference | CBCEW Bishop Patrick McKinney, the Lead Bishop for Interreligious Dialogue for …
Catholic Police Guild holds Ash Wednesday services in police buildings
Image Source | CBCEW For the second year in a row, Merseyside Police’s branch of The Catholic Police Guild of England and Wales organised two Ash Wednesday …
Pope at Angelus: This Lent, make your life a unique masterpiece
During his Sunday Angelus address on this first Sunday of Lent, Pope Leo XIV says the Lenten season offers the faithful the opportunity to let the Lord cleanse them, cooperate better with God, and, in doing so, craft their lives as unique masterpieces.
Weekly Newsletter 21st February 2026 (315).
Weekly Newsletter 21st February 2026 (315).
27 new jobs were posted this week.
Scottish bishop highlights Ethiopia’s water crisis with unusual stunt
Bishop Brian McGee, the bishop president of the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF), climbed a hill overlooking Oban, Scotland, to bring attention to the …
Teacher Training and Education Apprenticeships: New Pathways Now Live on Catholic Recruitment
In a significant move to bolster the future of faith-based education, Catholic Recruitment has officially launched a dedicated section on its platform specifically for Initial …
Pope on Ash Wednesday: ‘Call death for what it is’
As Lent begins, Pope Leo says that ashes remind us of “the weight of a world that is ablaze, of entire cities destroyed by war.”
Lent begins with renewed call for prayer, solidarity with suffering Myanmar
As Ash Wednesday opens the Lenten Season, Jesuit leaders in Asia invite the faithful to join in prayer, fasting, and acts of charitable solidarity with those who suffer due to conflict.
Which Training Route Fits You? School-Based vs. University-Based
If you already hold a degree, there are two main postgraduate routes into teaching: school-based and university-based teacher training. Both routes lead to Qualified Teacher …
More Than a Job Site: Connecting the Global Catholic Community
At Catholic Recruitment, our mission has always been to support the Church’s mission—and sometimes, that means being more than just a place to find your …
Your pathway to funded teacher training in 2026/27
Changes to tuition fees For the 2026/27 academic year, maximum tuition fees for undergraduate home students in England will rise to £9,790 per year, following government-approved …
Diocesan Administrator appointed for the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton
The College of Consultors of the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton have elected Canon Jonathan Martin as Diocesan | Image credit: Diocese of Arundel and …
Pope prays for victims of devastating cyclones in Madagascar
After praying the Angelus, Pope Leo expresses his closeness with those reeling from the effects of the back-to-back cyclones in Madagascar, where some 16,000 people have been displaced.