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A scheme for housing refugee families is being expanded in the Catholic dioceses of England and Wales.

A ministry of ‘being present’ is how Bryony Watson, Apostleship of the Sea’s (AoS) new port chaplain in Immingham, describes her vocation. At 23, Bryony is the youngest member of […]

The UK is failing in its responsibility to protect some of the world’s most vulnerable people, say Catholic agencies CAFOD and CSAN, following an announcement from the UK Government that it is cancelling plans to bring 3,000 refugee children to the UK as part of the Dubs Amendment scheme.

Racial Justice Sunday will take place this year on 12 February 2017. It will be an opportunity for all of us to reflect on the many complex challenges facing us in a troubled world.

Seafarers on board a ship held at Fawley Port were found to be without warm clothing for days and their wages unpaid for three months.