Written by Dear NBCW, As you have no doubt noticed, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has been reintroduced to Parliament this week by Lauren Edwards, MP for Rochester and … Continue reading “Assisted Suicide”
Written by Some NCBW members were able to attend this timely and well-organised Centre for Catholic Social Thought and Practice (CCSTP) study day on Tuesday 16th June 2026. The superb speakers, all … Continue reading “CCSTP Study Day on Being Human in the Digital Age”
Written by Christ’s Compassion for the Marginalised And Jesus saw the crowd and had compassion for them. Thinking not of his own needs, he completely saw them as they were: vulnerable, thirsty, … Continue reading “Christian Charity”
“Speak out for those who cannot speak, for the rights of all the destitute. Speak out, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy. Proverbs 31: 8-9 The … Continue reading “NBCW Safeguarding Policy”
It may be of interest to members that the Catholic Union of Great Britain is holding a webinar on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill on Thursday 3 … Continue reading “Hard Cases Don’t Make Good Law”
On the 6th February a few NBCW members attended a webinar run by the National Justice and Peace Network. The NJPN has made all the materials available online so that … Continue reading “Throwing Open the Doors to Freedom from Trafficking and Exploitation – National Justice and Peace Network”
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”
There has been much discussion recently about the two-child benefit cap. This is seen as a major cause of hardship for families with more than two children. The Child Poverty … Continue reading “Child Poverty: The Two-Child Benefit Cap”
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”