Last night a panel of experts, Chaired by Baroness Hollins, discussed the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. The panel issued a call for… Read More »How Many Incorrect Deaths Justify the Right to Access Lethal Drugs?
Julie-Anne Tallon – Director Catholic Primary Partnership In March 2025, 25 Catholic school leaders from primary and secondary schools across England embarked on a transformative… Read More »Catholic School Leaders Inspired by Assisi Pilgrimage – by Julie-Anne Tallon
Dr Ann Marie Mealey, Director of Catholic Mission, Leeds Trinity University. Supporting our Catholic schools is something that Leeds Trinity University has included as a… Read More »Nurturing the Seeds of Hope in CMATS from the Catholic University
Andrew Mensah is a student at the University of Kent and features in the Archdiocese of Southwark’s campaign ‘Hope in adoration’, which is promoting Eucharistic… Read More »Eucharistic adoration gave me a deeper relationship with God
Members and supporters of the Catholic Union gathered this week for a fascinating Pub Talk given by Andrew Hawkins, pollster and CEO of Whitestone Insight.… Read More »Goose or Pigeon?
Members of the Catholic Union were lucky enough to have the opportunity to play a match against the UK Parliamentary Chess Club in Portcullis House.… Read More »Checkmate
By Paul Sloane , Member of the Catholic Union and author of Lateral Thinking for Every Day published by Kogan-Page. In the film Conclave (based… Read More »The Value of Doubt
Stephen Pound, Former Labour MP and Vice President of the Catholic Union, will deliver a Catholic Union Pub Talk on Monday 7 April. Entitled ‘I… Read More »Escaping from Parliament
Peter Hornsby, Member of the Catholic Union writes: This month I was most privileged to have been invited to visit my good friend James Somerville-Meikle, former… Read More »Visit to the Royal English College Seminary in Valladolid February 2025
The Catholic Union is holding a webinar on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill on Thursday 3 April. Chaired by Baroness Hollins, President… Read More »Hard Cases Don’t Make Good Law
