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George Foreman grew up hungry and angry. To hide his poverty, he carried an empty lunch bag to school. His fists became his outlet, first in the streets, then in the boxing ring. Undefeated, he seemed unstoppable. In 1974, Muhammad Ali challenged him for the championship. At 25,

Church leaders pray for victims of Myanmar earthquake thecatholicherald.com/church-leaders…

As Parliament considers legalising assisted suicide, we as Catholics oppose this change on principle. Every human life is sacred, bearing God-given dignity. This Bill elevates individual autonomy at the cost of that shared truth. rcdow.org.uk/cardinal/news/…

Your world is crumbling—relationships fracture, plans dissolve. In that chaos, someone might say, “trust God,” as if it’s a light switch you can flip. But sometimes it's all we have. Here are 10 Bible verses to hold onto when everything your life falls apart. 🧵

Today we begin our journey through Holy Week in the footsteps of our Blessed Lord. During the days of these sacred ceremonies, keep your eyes focused on Jesus.  Follow him with your mind and heart. He will teach and reward you as you do so. He is Way and Truth and Life.

In this year's Easter message, Archbishop Bernard reflects on grace flowering anew in the season of Easter reminding us that in our lives, grace is something that is fully a gift, so important in a world where so much else is transactional: birminghamdiocese.org.uk/news/archbisho… #Easter2025

“Father, forgive them, they know not what they do.” —Luke 23:34

The death of Pope Francis brings great sadness to so many around the world, both in the Catholic Church and in societies in general. A voice proclaiming the innate dignity of every human being, especially those who are poor or marginalised, is now silent. rcdow.org.uk/cardinal/news/…

From “Urbi Et Orbi,” a message from the Holy Father Pope Francis on Easter Sunday.

St Chad’s Cathedral is open every day with a daily Mass, Monday to Friday, at 12.15pm. Over the coming days Masses will be offered for the repose of the soul of Pope Francis. Today’s Mass on Easter Tuesday will be celebrated by Bishop David Evans St Chad's Cathedral

All welcome to visit St Chad's Cathedral for #Masses over the coming days, and #Vespers at 7pm on Saturday (26) evening. Praying for the repose of the soul of Pope Francis. Pray, reflect, light a candle, sign the Book of Condolence. buff.ly/VkFMEqm

This is the same hill where Caesar Augustus crucified Peter upside down. Caesar’s regime is long gone. Peter’s church is still here.

'With our prayers, we now entrust the soul of our beloved Pontiff to God, that he may grant him eternal happiness in the bright and glorious gaze of his immense love.' - Cardinal Re's homily at Pope Francis' Funeral Mass. 📷 Mazur/cbcew.org.uk, Cardinal Nichols

Over a quarter of a million people from all walks of life gathered in St. Peter’s Square on Saturday to bid their final farewell to Pope Francis at his Requiem Mass. The solemn liturgy was presided over by Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, Dean of the College of Cardinals, who was

Requiem æternam dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis.

I’m so tired of the silly political analyses of the papal candidates: “where does he stand on immigration? On climate change? On the poor?” Look, there are indeed moral implications of the Gospel, but the Gospel itself is what truly matters. And the Good News is that Jesus Christ

Pope Leo XIV made his first appearance on the balcony of St.Peter’s Basilica, pledging to work for a united Church faithful to Jesus and to the Gospel. ‘Peace be with you all’ cbcew.org.uk/habemus-papam-…

« God cares for us, God loves all of us, and evil will not prevail ! We are all in God's hands. Therefore, without fear, united hand in hand with God and among ourselves, let us move forward. »

Over 250,000 people in Fatima tonight. The faith is alive.

This is big: Pope Leo today said to the Eastern Rite Catholics “we need to recover the sense of mystery that remains alive in your liturgies… constant intercession, penance, fasting, weeping for one’s own sins.”