This 7 March Networking Day is designed to bring together parishioners, clergy, school staff, catechists and those actively engaged in social justice, offering space to connect, share good practice and learn from one another across the Diocese.
"We urge our governments to exert pressure on Israel to uphold the rules-based international order and to revive meaningful negotiations toward a two-state solution for the benefit and security of all."
As part of the School Climate Action Plan, students in the Laudato Si’ group at St Bonaventure’s School
recently carried out a unique biodiversity survey to explore the wildlife living on the friary lawn
area within the school grounds.
A well-known speaker on liturgical matters, Mgr David was latterly parish priest at Braintree. His Requiem will take place on Wednesday 28 January at 11am in Brentwood Cathedral, where he was Administrator in the 1990s.
Each year 200,000 people are diagnosed with leprosy and there are millions more who are living with the damaging consequences of delayed leprosy treatment because of the stigma that still surrounds the disease. Please support the mission of St Francis Leprosy Guild.
Bishop Mason urges a path of supportive care for children experiencing gender dysphoria, rather than blocking the natural process of puberty, and warns of the ethical implications of involving children in such a trial.
Caritas Social Action Network, the domestic agency of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, rejects the UK Government’s recent asylum policy announcements as incompatible with the Gospel and teaching of the Catholic Church.
