The Holy See Press Office reports that on Thursday "he received the Eucharist and then dedicated himself to work activities."
It’s 30 years since the first Fairtrade certified products hit the supermarket shelves!
Parishioners from Lewes, Peacehaven, Newhaven, and Seaford convened at Project Galilee to discuss the Assisted Dying Bill.
Parishioners at Our Lady of Lourdes in Haslemere raised over £1,620 with a quiz, meal and raffle
"We must continue walking and praying together on the path to racial justice."
Our Pilgrimage Director, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Nurse visited Lourdes for the feast and to plan this summer's pilgrimage.
Cardinal Nichols called the way in which the assisted suicide bill is being handled “deeply irresponsible”.
"The way of the Christian must be a continual striving for what endures, a fixing of mind and heart on the person of Christ."
The building marks an important new chapter in the life of the school community.
A pilot programme offering counselling to all Year 9 students has just been launched.
Carmel Martin was inducted by Bishop Richard, who spoke of the vocation to teaching and the call to service.
The Samaritans' Dawn Walk challenge is to walk 5 kilometres at sunrise.
The school's values, reflected in life at the school, impressed the judges.
Speakers spoke about the purpose of Catholic education, their own faith formation and the need to nurture one’s faith as a leader.
Students from 12 Diocesan schools took part in the pilgrimage walk, Mass and a picnic.
30 more students will be able to access and benefit from the excellent learning opportunities St Peter’s provides.
