Tim Farron said that people 'need the solace of faith' and that churches had shown they can open safely

59 per cent of those responding said they support changing the law to allow terminally ill and incurably suffering adults the option of a legal assisted death.

The SNP MP Margaret Ferrier attended Mass and read to the congregation the day after taking a coronavirus test in response to symptoms. Ferrier has faced calls to stand down from Parliament since it emerged last week that she had travelled 400 miles on a train from London to Glasgow despite having already received a

Bishop Keenan's statement calls for integral care of the whole person.

Nearly 700 Protestant ministers have written to political leaders urging them not to suspend Christian worship again

A spokesman for the cathedral confirmed the ceremony took place on September 12

Wedding ceremonies and receptions in England will be capped at just 15 people from Monday, the Prime Minister has announced

A rare early edition of William Shakespeare’s last play, The Two Noble Kinsmen, has been recovered from Royal Scots College in Salamanca, Spain. Dr John Stone, a University of Barcelona researcher working on the Scottish economist Adam Smith, recovered the volume in the Scots college library. Royal Scots College is a seminary for the Catholic

The chair of governors at Westminster Cathedral Choir School has hit out at a widely circulated resignation letter from the cathedral's music administrator, describing it as “dishonest and misleading”.

Sharing in Mary’s joy is 'the greatest antidote to fear and anxiety,' the outgoing rector of England’s national Marian shrine said on Saturday

Catholic bishops said they were disappointed by figures showing abortions in England and Wales were at their highest recorded level

Bishop Philip Egan of Portsmouth wrote to the people of his diocese on Sunday encouraging them to return to churches for Mass and private prayer