UK Bishops Welcome Child Safety but Cautious On Social Media Ban for Under 16
Bishops across the UK and other Catholic leaders say they want more information before endorsing a proposal to ban social media for youth under 16.
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UK’s Starmer Resigns, Opening Path to No. 10 Downing Street for ‘Cultural Catholic’ Andy Burnham
A Labour succession contest raises questions about faith, politics, and the shape of Catholic identity in British public life.
Archbishop of Westminster to Lead Record Episcopal Presence at UK March for Life
Unprecedented turnout signals heightened priority for pro-life witness in Britain.
The Culture of Death Loses One — for the Moment
COMMENTARY: Chesterton observed, after the defeat of…the 1913 Mental Deficiency Bill to sterilise those classified as ‘feeble-minded’ or ‘moral defectives’ that ‘the dazed dupes will be back again.’
‘A Tragic Moment for Our Nation’: UK Catholic Leaders Condemn Up-to-Birth Abortion Vote
The House of Lords rejects amendments to limit decriminalization, prompting strong criticism from Catholic leaders and prolife advocates.
Millionaire Businessman Plans to Preserve Churches in the UK
Disturbed by the widespread demolition and repurposing of churches across the U.K., Samuel Leeds has launched a personal mission to purchase and restore these historic buildings.
UK Catholic Baroness Warns of ‘Terrifying’ Plan to Decriminalize Abortion Pills Up to Birth
Baroness Rosa Monckton says a proposed UK amendment would remove criminal penalties for women who end their own pregnancies at any stage, raising concerns about late-term, unsupervised abortions at home.
Charlie Kirk Saw Britain’s Decline — and Signs of Change Ahead
COMMENTARY: At Oxford and Cambridge, Kirk confronted secular dogmas and protests, yet beyond the elite halls he sensed a people impatient for change.
Seven Catholic Bishops Join Record-Breaking UK March for Life in London
Against a backdrop of new pro-abortion legislation, speakers urged marchers to defend life and resist a culture that treats the unborn as expendable.
Duchess of Kent, First Senior Royal to Become Catholic in 300 Years, Dies at 92
Her 1994 reception into the Church by Cardinal Basil Hume marked the first public conversion of a senior British royal since the Stuart era.
