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Reflection for a Holy Hour on Corpus Christi
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament gives us the opportunity to come into the Lord’s Eucharistic presence and quietly speak to him, to listen to what he says to us in silent contemplation, to be enfolded in his abundant love and to offer him the joys and sorrows of our daily life.
Make your voice count at the G7 Summit
CAFOD: “The decisions taken in this and the COP26 meeting will affect millions of people around the world. As host, Britain is in a unique position to exercise global leadership in the journey towards a greener and fairer world after the pandemic.”
Bishops urge Catholics to ‘renew the face of the earth’ in pastoral letter for Pentecost
The Bishops’ Pastoral Letter for Pentecost says: “We cannot leave the healing of our common home and the wellbeing and care of our brothers and sisters merely to a response from industry and governments. We all have a part to play, each and every one of us, in the routines, choices and decisions of our everyday lives and our aspirations for the future.”
Join in Laudato Si’ Week and advocate for the world
SJP students and staff ‘Walk for Water’
The school raised more than £2,000 for CAFOD during Lent.
Bishops reflect on the ‘Day of the Lord’
The Bishops reflected on the experience of the last year and on the need to encourage parishioners to return with confidence to their parish churches for the celebration of Sunday Mass.
Take part in a Novena on the Care of Creation
The Pentecost Novena invites all Catholics in England and Wales to respond in prayer and action to the urgent climate change issues that we all face.
Bishops publish a moving reflection for World Communications Day
The Catholic Bishops’ website offers a number of resources for World Communications Day, including Fr Paul Grogan’s reflection on his journey through ministry in the Bradford parish of ‘Mary, Mother of God’, encapsulated on film by Michael Whyte.
Could you make a short anti-trafficking film?
Entrants to this RENATE competition are invited to produce a short film individually or as part of a teamaround the slogan ‘Slavery – Human Trafficking – Near YOU!’, and some or all of the tags #StopTheDemand, #BreakTheChains, #EndTheCycleTOGETHER.