We had five fantastic runners fundraising directly for CAFOD, joined by two of our London Marathon runners who proudly wore ...

God, our strength and our help in times of trouble, be with your people now in the aftermath of this earthquake. Helping in emergencies needs all of us. Before, during and after a crisis, our local ...

Jubilee Celebration Day for schools.Jubilee Celebration Day Catholic school communities have embraced the Jubilee Year with creativity and enthusiasm, journeying with ‘deep faith, lively hope and ...

As we move into autumn, a season of reflection and gratitude, we take time to give thanks for the blessings in our own lives and to remember those facing hardship around the world. Thanks to the ...

We grieve for those caught in violence and bloodshed, those forced to leave their homes and livelihoods, and all who experience poverty and marginalisation. We give thanks for the courage and ...

The ceasefire is a significant and welcome step. More than 67,000 people have been killed in Gaza, many of them children, and ...

Use these joyful mysteries, on your own or in your parish or community, to pray for peace in our world. We are all part of one global human family, living together in a world which is sadly full of ...

CAFOD answers your questions on Pope Leo's apostolic exhortation Dilexi te and the important messages it contains for the world today.

A first step, we have to rejoice about this." "After two years of almost constant bombardment, a ceasefire will bring moments of quiet, to simply breathe or to begin to grieve for all that has been ...

On 9 October 2025 the Vatican released Pope Leo XIV's first Apostolic Exhortation on love for those who are poor. This Q&A explains some of the context and key messages of the document. An Apostolic ...

I carry a cross in my pocket. A simple reminder to me, of the fact that I am a Christian, no matter where I may be. This little cross is not magic. Nor is it a good luck charm. It isn’t meant to ...

When a severe drought hit, finding water became an extreme challenge. Waré was pregnant at the time and had no choice but to walk miles each day, enduring severe heat, to find water. Many women like ...