Places of worship and community centres that are vulnerable to hate crime can now apply for funding to improve security measures. The Places of Worship (POW) Protective Security Funding Scheme Continue Reading →

‘Then they remembered his words, and returning from the tomb, they told all this to the eleven and to all the rest. Now it was Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Mary the mother Continue Reading →

Ecumenical Walks of Witness will take place on Good Friday 2019 to commemorate Christ’s death and resurrection. Walks are taking place in many places, including: BIRMINGHAM, beginning at at Carrs Continue Reading →

Brushstrokes Community Project has been awarded a £3,000 grant to help fund the training and development of volunteers for a community café. The grant from Sandwell Council will help with developments at Continue Reading →

From the Catholic Bishops’ Conference: As part of the preparations for our 2020 Initiative – The God who Speaks: The Year of the Word, we are conducting a short survey about Continue Reading →

St Chad’s Sanctuary provides welcome, friendship and practical support for asylum seekers and refugees in need. Established in 2010, the charity works in partnership with the Infant Jesus Sisters, the Salvation Continue Reading →

President Higgins meets staff from Tabor House The President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins, met staff from Birmingham homeless shelter, Tabor House, during yesterday’s visit to the city. President Higgins visited Continue Reading →

17th February marks Racial Justice Sunday, focusing on the experiences of ethnic communities in England and Wales. It is a day on which we all called to pray for an Continue Reading →

The Pastoral Care Project are asking, ‘how do you fill your day?’ Perhaps you could fill one of your days in the run up to Lent with tea and cake. Continue Reading →

St Mary’s College, Oscott, is opening its doors to members of the public for a series of guided tours. Visitors can attend the tours, which take place on Wednesdays during Continue Reading →