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Pope Francis · Vatican CityLEICESTER, United Kingdom – As religious belief drops in Britain, the number of self-described Catholics attending Mass at universities is seriously declining. A new survey released by the Pew Research Center says 26 percent of people raised as Christians in the United Kingdom later left their denomination – of those most leave Christianity altogether. Often this decision was made when the person was a teenager or a young adult. Father Mark Whar…See the Story
Chaplain at British university uses Eucharistic Adoration to grow Church
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Catholic ChurchA pilgrim takes a photo of St. Peter’s Basilica while standing in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican March 26, 2025. CNS photo/Pablo Esparza A Jubilee year pilgrimage is not a series of tasks to complete in order to reap a reward, but rather a journey to help pilgrims experience God’s mercy and grow stronger in their conviction that Jesus is at their side, said Cardinal Angelo De Donatis. “Without realizing it, we could live the Jubilee by approa…See the Story
Jubilee pilgrimage is journey of faith, hope, cardinal says
Catholic Church · Summer HillRon Caves in St Patrick’s, Summer Hill. “They want the organ, if he’s not there, they want to know why,” says his wife Shirley Caves. Photo: Tara Kennedy. Ron Caves’ musical talent has been utilised across the globe since the 1970s when he dealt with major musical acts and acquisitions for one of the world’s largest record companies. Now he plays to a much smaller, but no less beguiled, audience in St Patrick’s church in Sydney’s inner west. …See the Story
Summer Hill’s organist celebrates 97th birthday
Catholic Church · AustraliaThe three sisters in the Blue Mountains. Photo: Pexels.com. Nature lovers can take note—the Catholic Bushwalking Club based in Sydney’s northwest is on the trail to recruit new members after establishing a tight-knit older demographic either side of the COVID-19 pandemic. Founded in 1943 by a group of young Catholics, the CBC as it is known was conceived to provide a faith-based organisation that not only cultivated an appreciation for bushwalki…See the Story
Catholic bushwalkers want to pay it forward
Catholic Church · AustraliaIf I were pregnant, it wouldn’t be ridiculous. It would be beautiful! Ladies and gentlemen, it would be both. Photo: Pexels.com. Can you stand to hear a story that’s probably a little too personal for these august pages? Because I have one! And I do have a reason for telling it. I’m 50 years old. I have 10 children, and the youngest one just turned 10. I have grey hair and wrinkles and a little arthritis, and I spend more time hunting for my rea…See the Story
Wonderful and ridiculous all at the same time
Catholic Church · AustraliaThe Parramatta eels vs Canterbury bulldogs 23 March. Photo: Youtube/ 9 network Highlights. The Canterbury Bulldogs’ 16-8 victory over the Parramatta Eels on Sunday night wasn’t pretty. It was tough, messy, and at times frustrating to watch. But in the end, they got the job done. A win is a win, and in both sport and life sometimes that’s all that matters. The Bulldogs didn’t dominate in attack. They didn’t put together slick set plays or carve u…See the Story
Take the scrappy wins and move forward
Cats · AustraliaThe audience joins the lead, an adorable dark grey with big golden eyes, as it is looking for food in a world where only the echo of humanity remains. Photo: Janus Films Youtube. Flow is the kind of film which can only come from someone who has at least three things: a love of the cinema, an idea, and a lot of patience. Following the story of a cat at what feels like the end of the world trying to survive, Flow shows us life in the animal kingdo…See the Story
Flow: The mesmerising tale of a cat at the end of the world
Catholic Church · AustraliaThe incorrupt body of Saint Teresa of Jesus will be displayed to the public for the first time in 111 years. As part of a study on relics, her tomb was opened in August, which the public will now be able to see. “The silver urn containing the Saint’s body will be opened to pilgrims and visitors, said Fr Miguel Angel Gonzalez, Prior of the Discalced Carmelites of Alba de Tormes. “In this way, all who come to Alba de Tormes, following in the foots…See the Story
