Korean Catholics give generous donation to Vatican Covid vaccine programme

Catholics in South Korea have donated just over £700,000 to the Vatican’s special fund to ensure equal access to Covid-19 vaccines for poor nations and communities across the globe. The Archdiocese of Seoul in the national capital raised the donations in response to the Vatican’s appeal for a global vaccine-sharing programme, especially for impoverished countries.... Read More

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October 17, 2020

World Mission Sunday isn’t cancelled because of Covid-19, say officials

The collection taken up in parishes around the globe on World Mission Sunday is “as unique as it is rare” because offerings are made by Catholics in the richest and poorest nations, a Vatican official said. “It is not just aid going from North to South,” but is an expression of communion where “everyone contributes... Read More

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October 10, 2018

World Porridge Day: Porridge smiles aims to help hungry children

UK-based charity Mary’s Meals is today inviting people to get creative when tucking into their breakfast as part of a national campaign aimed at helping some of the world’s poorest children. To celebrate World Porridge Day today, on Wednesday 10th October, people of all ages can support the school feeding charity by making a smiley... Read More

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June 10, 2018

Faith leaders praised for Grenfell tragedy response

Faith communities have been praised for their response to last year’s Grenfell Tower blaze amid calls to learn from the tragedy. The distinctive ethos of faith communities enabled and encouraged them to respond with openness, hospitality and religious sensitivity to those in need, according to a new report marking the first anniversary of the fire.... Read More

Catholic Times, News – UK and Ireland

December 9, 2016

‘Criminalised’ homeless risk fines of £100 for accepting food donations

Homeless people could be “criminalised” and “penalised” as UK councils attempt to crack down on begging, it has been claimed. Introduced in 2014, Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) let local authorities tackle anti-social behaviour they deem to be “detrimental to the local community’s quality of life”. Under a PSPO introduced by South Tyneside Council, a... Read More

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October 20, 2016

True Christian charity is more than just making donations, pope says

While donation campaigns and charitable contributions for the needy are important, true Christian charity involves a more personal touch, Pope Francis said. Coming face to face with the poor may pose a challenge and tempt people to turn the other way and give in to “the habit of fleeing from needy people and not approach... Read More

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