Bishop Richard Moth reflects on the challenges ahead in his new role as Archbishop of Westminster
Interview with Cardinal Vincent Nichols as he approaches retirement, reveals his fear that Britain is fragmenting and has lost a sense of belonging
The Imam and the Rabbi … ‘great mates’ helping to promote understanding in a city torn by terrorism
The Rabbi and the Imam modelling friendship and helping young people in Manchester learn to live side by side
Religion news 13 February 2026
CofE ‘Living in Love and Faith’ project on sexuality is closed down – but discussion continues; Church ‘must resource interfaith work’; Epstein and Bannon discussed ‘taking down’ Pope Francis; British Muslim Trust launch event
How church investors are using a global benchmark to fight modern slavery
By Ruth Peacock Modern slavery is rising worldwide. An estimated 50 million people are trapped in slavery, 28 million of them in forced labour. Women and children are disproportionately affected. Last Sunday, on the 12th World Day against Human Trafficking, Pope Leo renewed the church’s “urgent call to confront and bring an end to this […]
