Million Minutes is inviting people to sign up now to use its ‘siLENT’ initiative as an opportunity to respond to the message of the Youth Synod in Rome: 'to value the abilities of young people and to accompany them, including those who are excluded.'
A amateur documentary made in the 1950s gives a fascinating insight into the period and the work of Catholic priests in our diocese at that time. It can be viewed online at the British Film Institute.
An innovative project aiming to help those feeling psychologically stressed, sad or lonely received a resounding welcome from those attending its first healing service.
In his letter to parishes, Bishop Alan Williams emphasises his commitment to ensure that children and vulnerable adults are safe in the Church of Christ and encourages survivors of abuse to come forward.
The chief executive of the award-winning Catholic charity Caritas Anchor House says both the public and the authorities need to face up to the crisis of homelessness.
A new website to draw together and support social justice groups and organisations is under construction in the Diocese - and needs your input by 18 October. Don't miss the opportunity to tell your stories and attract new volunteers.
At the end of their Ad Limina meeting in Rome, the Catholic Bishops of England & Wales asked Pope Francis for a message to bring back to priests and people in the UK.
Centenary events for the parish of Our Lady Star of the Sea culminated in a Mass concelebrated by Bishop Alan, followed by a summer party in the grounds of the presbytery.
At their Ad Limina meeting in Rome, the Catholic Bishops of England & Wales have expressed their sorrow for the recent abuse revelations and announced a review of safeguarding structures. Each bishop will also set aside time to meet survivors of clerical abuse in his diocese.
