Speculation grows over next Archbishop of Canterbury; Two dead, eight hurt in US Mormon church shooting; Minister to block Islamophobia definition if curbs free speech; King and Queen to meet Pope Leo in October; Three nuns escape care home & break into Salzburg convent
RMC weekly newsletter 26 September – 100,000 attend Charlie Kirk’s memorial service; Signs that Cardinal Vicnent Nichols is about to retire; Methodists sing ‘All are welcome!’ in response to Unite the Kingdom march; 700 year old City of London church suspended on stilts for building work
‘All Are Welcome’: Britain’s Methodist churches unite in hymn against division and fear; Call for debate on integration and ‘weaving of society’; Israeli women ‘abused in UK’ after matchmaker marriages; Rabbinic couples reveal marriage secrets
Jesuits provide legal help to refugees stuck in UK asylum system; Outrage at Trump’s sharia law jibe against London Mayor; Unification church leader arrested in South Korea; Church tower on stilts as offices built on ground below
JIPR: British Jews’ support for a two state solution drops dramatically; Bishops welcome recognition of Palestinian state; New watchdog to monitor hate crime against Muslim women and girls; Next Archbishop of Canterbury decision “expected this week”
Speculation grows over Cardinal Vincent Nichols’ successor; Jewish groups condemn UK recognition of Palestine; Charlie Kirk’s memorial service ‘Old Time Revival’; Christianity ‘misused’ at Unite the Kingdom march
RMC weekly newsletter 19 September 2025 – Crosses held aloft at Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom march; Final stages of process to appoint a new Archbishop of Canterbury; Assisted Dying debate continues; King attends Duchess of Kent’s Catholic funeral; The rise of modest fashion
Bishop calls on Christians to ‘reclaim the flag and the faith’; Assisted Dying Bill returns to the Lords for crucial votes; Board of Deputies ‘gravely concerned’ at UK move to recognise Palestinian state; Centre for the Study of Islam in the UK celebrates 20th anniversary
RMC weekly newsletter 12 September 2025 – Charlie Kirk murdered at university event; House of Lords began debating Assisted Dying Bill; Faith minister Lord Khan loses job in reshuffle; King to attend first Catholic funera by a monarch in Britain since Reformation
Pope Leo concerned at ‘truly serious situation’ after Qatar attack; Bangor Cathedral choir suspended following ‘Canticle of Indignation’; Archbishop resigns in dispute amid ‘spiritual Disneyland’ development at Mount Sinai; UK’s oldest Jewish cemetery discovered at The Barbican
