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Catholic Chaplaincy at the University of Kent in England. (Credit: Archdiocese of Southwark.)

Chaplain at British university uses Eucharistic Adoration to grow Church

Mar 28
Charles Collins

Bishop John Sherrington is the Lead Bishop for Life Issues in England and Wales. (Credit: Diocese of Westminster.)

UK Bishop: Patients deserve access to safe healthcare, not suggestions to commit suicide

Mar 26
Charles Collins

The Palace of Westminster, where the UK Parliament meets. (Credit: Wikimedia.)

As England leans closer to legalizing assisted dying, bishop urge Catholics to speak up

Mar 25
Charles Collins

Image of Saint Patrick as depicted on a stained glass window of Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, Ireland. (Credit: Bishops' Conference of Ireland.)

Irish bishops call for prayers for peace on Saint Patrick’s Day

Mar 17
Charles Collins

Bishop Paul Mason with British and U.S. military in Qatar. (Credit: Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales.)

British military bishop visits troops in Qatar

Mar 15
Charles Collins

A group of migrants at Dover in England on Oct. 25, 2024. (Credit: Gareth Fuller/PA via AP.)

UK Catholic refugee agency says proposed law introduces ‘dangerous provisions’

Feb 12
Charles Collins

(Credit: Unsplash.)

Pro-life advocates in UK say assisted suicide Bill ‘protections’ already being lowered

Feb 12
Charles Collins

Donald and Melania Trump at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 21, 2025. (Credit: Evan Vucci/AP.)

Irish bishop praises sermon by Episcopalian bishop that offended Trump

Feb 3
Charles Collins

Members of Stella Maris give aid to abandoned seafarers in Kenya. (Credit: Stella Maris.)

Catholic seafarer charity calls for urgent action in response to growing crisis

Jan 28
Charles Collins

Ricky Ross of Deacon Blue opens the film "Dignity" in Glasgow, Scotland, on Jan. 17, 2025. (Credit: SCIAF.)

Scottish film looks at work in Africa sponsored by Catholic charity

Jan 18
Charles Collins