After months of hard work, Fatima House has welcomed its first guests.
Mauricio, one of the Columban Lay Missionaries that runs the house on a day to day basis, writes about the women’s reactions as they entered the house.
A map of foodbanks will help make sure people living in Birmingham and nearby areas can get the help they need. Published by the Food Justice Network, the map contains a range of services, including foodbanks where no referral is needed. It also shows locations of food pantries, places offering low cost meals, and places…
A new course hopes to inspire Christians to share their faith with others and encourage more people to talk about Christ. ‘Talking Jesus: The Course’ will support people to have conversations about their faith stories. Talking Jesus: The Course consists of six video-based teaching sessions. Each session features inspirational testimonies of people sharing their faith, complete…
CSAN have published resources ahead of World Day of the Poor on Sunday 15 November 2020. In marking the World Day of the Poor 2020, and mindful of the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on older people, CSAN has focused on the richness of many years of life. Older people enrich our communities through their presence…
Help Father Hudson’s to care this Christmas by supporting their Christmas Appeal. This Christmas most of us are looking forward to spending time at home, whether that is visiting family or friends or spending time in our own home. Unfortunately, for many of the people that Father Hudson’s Care works with this is not possible….
St Mary’s College, Oscott, is opening its doors to members of the public for a series of guided tours. Visitors can attend the tours, which take place on Wednesdays during the academic year from January to June 2019. The tours cost £10 per adult, which includes a cup of tea and a slice (or two)…
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