Family and friends gathered at Buckfast Abbey to bid farewell to Ann Widdecombe, honoring her faith and public service.
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Over 100 women accessed state-funded post-abortion counselling in Ireland in early 2026, sparking pro-life criticism.
Portsmouth Cathedral Reaches Fundraising Goal for Belfry Restoration Portsmouth Cathedral celebrates after hitting its fundraising target, paving the way for vital belfry repairs.
Care Not Killing warns that the bill to legalise assisted suicide lacks protections for institutions, risking pressure on unwilling care providers. Prof Jones highlights the lack of institutional rights for conscientious objection, raising concerns for hospices and care homes.
Remote consultations in early medical abortion services in Ireland are now routine, sparking debate over safety.
Anglican Reader Charles Wide criticizes the Church of England's £100m Project Spire fund as "unpopular" and "ill-judged."
Bethel Church halts The Passion Translation sales, citing concerns and ongoing reviews. Other churches follow suit.
Pope Leo XIV renews call for peace in Sudan and Ukraine, urging leaders to protect civilians and respect humanitarian law.
A Christian motorist may sue after his insurer allegedly demanded he remove a "Jesus Loves You" sticker to keep coverage.
Olivet University secures a permanent land-use right for its Anza campus, enhancing community and educational growth.