Christians from across the Middle East’s ancient churches will gather in London to pray for persecuted Christians in their homelands, amid grave concern that their faith tradition is under threat.
The Bishop of Arundel and Brighton, Richard Moth, known for his deep concern over social justice, prisons, mental health, education and refugees, has been appointed as the new Archbishop of Westminster
Catherine Pepinster assesses Cardinal Vincent Nichols’ leadership of the Catholic church of England and Wales over 16 years, a time of rapid change in church and society
The UK is to get its first bishop for the Syro-Malankara Church, an ancient Christian community from Kerala, India, which is growing here – largely due to NHS recruitment.
By Catherine Pepinster How significant is this papal visit? It is the first trip abroad for Pope Leo since he was elected pontiff in May,
UN High Commissioner for Refugees says obligation to help refugees fleeing war or persecution is being challenged as never before, in a debate that has become politicised and manipulated for electoral gains
Interview with Cardinal Vincent Nichols as he approaches retirement, reveals his fear that Britain is fragmenting and has lost a sense of belonging
Catherine Pepinster charts King Charles’ spiritual journey and warm relations with Catholicism over recent years
How ties between the Church of England and the Vatican thawed, leading to the first monarch and pope praying together since the Reformation.
Jesuits step in to help refugees coming into Britain, after shortage of lawyers means asylum seekers are stuck in the system – sign of ‘a profound moral failure’
