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Catholics

May 25, 2019

Head of LWF World Service encourages closer cooperation at Caritas Internationalis General Assembly

Practical collaboration between Lutherans and Catholics is vital because it represents the visible consequence of ecumenical theological endeavours, says the head of the Lutheran World Federation World Service department.
February 25, 2018

A hopeful step for Lutheran-Catholic couples

The Lutheran World Federation has welcomed a recent resolution by the German Catholic bishops' conference to make it possible for Catholic-Lutheran married couples to receive the Eucharist together.
March 7, 2017

Rome welcomes LGBT Catholics Westminster

LGBT Catholics, parents and friends returned home on 5 March 2017 after an inspiring six days of pilgrimage to Rome.
February 28, 2017

LGBT Catholics from Westminster on pilgrimage to Rome

LGBT Catholics Westminster will make their 2nd pilgrimage to Rome from 28 February-5 March 2017.
July 8, 2015

Open letter from Catholics to Iain Duncan Smith - update

By Bernadette Meaden and Virginia Moffatt
July 27, 2009

Vietnamese Catholics in large street protest against harrassment

Half a million Catholics have joined street protests over attempts to stop a parish holding services in the grounds of a church bombed in the Vietnam war and confiscated by the government.
May 9, 2008

Religious polemics migrate to cyberspace

New technology has always played a part in religious polemics and in the sense of identity generated through the heated exchange of opinion, says Adam Darlage. Consider Luther and the Catholics, and also what we see happening in cyberspace today.
January 13, 2008

US Catholics celebrate the contribution of migrants to humanity

Christians across the USA have been marking National Migration Week, 6-12 January 2008, sponsored by Migration and Refugee Services of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, around the theme 'From Many, One Family of God'.
December 3, 2007

Christians, Muslims and justpeace in the Philippines

Face to face with violence and death, churches in the Philippines are helping to build peace in a country where armed conflict continues to rage, says Maurice Melanes. Christian-Muslim cooperation is an important part of the alternative agenda.
September 23, 2007

Indian priest says anti-Yoga UK ministers are uninformed

After two churches banned yoga classes, causing comment and puzzlement in the United Kingdom, a Catholic priest and school principal in India has declared that British clergy who describe yoga as a “sham,” a “false philosophy” and “un-Christian” are uninformed about the practice.