This page was last updated 28/03/25 06:16 The NBCW exists to amplify the voices of women, building communion, advocating for women and encouraging participation in Jesus Christ’s mission. The purpose … Continue reading “NBCW Code of Conduct for Members”
The Women in the Church Committee of the National Board of Catholic Women (NBCW) recently hosted another session in their Inspiring Women webinar series, designed to inspire and empower women … Continue reading “WiC: Living your Baptismal Calling”
Helene Burgess recently spoke with Avril Baigent on her work with the Synod in Rome. You can find the full conversation here:
The Centre for Catholic Studies (CCS) at Durham University has opened applications for Scholarships and Bursaries for 2025/26. Applications for the MA in Christian Theology (Catholic Studies) V8K607, and PhD’s in the … Continue reading “Scholarships and Bursaries at Durham University”
Human life is fragile, and the Church teaches that each one of us is made in the image of God. The dignity of each human person, from conception to natural … Continue reading “Assisted Dying for the Terminally Ill”
Written by Rose Marie Cartledge After welcoming everyone, Rose said the opening prayer and gave a short introduction on Child Poverty, the theme of our webinar. She then introduced the … Continue reading “Child Poverty: Challenges and Solutions”
Politics and the Common Good Catholic social teaching guides us to begin our reflection on voting in the General Election on 4th July by considering how we can use our … Continue reading “GE24 – Why our voices matter”
In 2014 NBCW celebrated its 75th anniversary and chose to recognise this moment by adopting two remarkable women as its patron saints: St Hilda, who played a significant role in … Continue reading “Our Patron Saints”
It is an honour to be elected president to the National Board of Catholic Women, I am very aware that I stand on the shoulders of the giants who have … Continue reading “A message from our President”