The Migrant Caravan through the eyes of Catholic Social Teaching
Central American migrants depart from Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Oct. 21. (AP Photo/Moises Castillo) The dignity of the human person is read more
Latest news from the North West
The November NW NJPN E Bulletin celebrates the canonisation of Oscar Romero and features his final homily, cut short by read more
Congratulations and many thanks to NJPN Environment Working Group
NJPN environment group celebrates 50th meeting By: Ashley Ralston and Ellen Teague Recently Ashleys’ granddaughter asked him, “what are you doing read more
Jesuit Refugee Service: overhaul of system needed for trafficking victims
The Jesuit Refugee Service in the UK (JRS UK) is calling on the government to end the use of indefinite read more
World Day of the Poor – 5 weeks to go!
THIS POOR MAN CRIED, AND THE LORD HEARD HIM Message from Pope Francis “This poor man cried, and the read more
Canonisation of Oscar Romero: Patron Saint of NJPN
Pope Francis: “Saints put today’s word into practice in their lives”, Pope Francis on Sunday declared Pope Paul VI read more
International Workshop and General Assembly of Justice and Peace Europe
The 2018 International Workshop and General Assembly of Justice and Peace Europe took place from 28 September to 1 October read more
World Mental Health Day: Moria’s silent epidemic
This World Mental Health Day, I need to tell you about Moria. You may have seen the news about this notorious read more
‘Women can contribute to a culture of change in the Vatican’
By Phil Kerton Around 75% of the Vatican’s workforce are lay people (approximately 60% male, 15% female), but very, very read more
World Mental Health Day: Catholic Mental Health Project
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales established a Mental Health Project in response to concerns raised during “Listening read more