The event was part of the Time to Act campaign, organised by the Just Peace Coalition, an ecumenical movement bringing ...
The practice of hiring casual labour on a pay-by-day basis was standard at British dockyards until the middle of the last century, but it could be seen still ...
Dr Gold gave the keynote address at the Earth Day conference at Queen’s University Belfast last April and her observations are contained in a new report ...
One young man arrived late for college while I was visiting Ramallah. He had not missed his bus or overslept. On his way from Taybeh, he had been stopped at a ...
From the first moment of his arrival in Jerusalem, Jesus had incensed the religious establishment by allowing himself to be ...
The Bishop of Butembo-Beni in the war-ravaged eastern Democratic Republic of Congo urged the Congolese people to speak openly ...
Pope Leo XIV made a stirring call for peace, cooperation and dialogue on in Metz, a French border city scarred by past wars ...
Killing the sick is neither compassionate nor normal, and being legal does not make it moral, Pope Leo XIV said, in a clear ...
A priest who survived a knife attack by a Ukrainian man at a Benedictine abbey urged Poles not to blame the entire Ukrainian people for the assault.
Pope Leo XIV spent a hectic third day in France on Sunday encouraging its hard-pressed bishops and priests, meeting victims ...
Pope Leo XIV encouraged French bishops to keep preaching the Gospel, both when surprising numbers of adults request baptism ...
‘Since ancient times, Christians have understood that knowledge liberates, gives dignity, and brings us closer to the truth. For the Church, teaching the poor was an act of justice and faith. Inspired ...