Written by A group of 19 women gathered at the pavilion at the top of the CAFOD building in Westminster Bridge Road in London on Saturday, June 15. We were welcomed on … Continue reading “A reflection on the NBCW Board meeting”
Written by 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”
Written by At the moment, the Government currently requires admission authorities for a mainstream free school designated with a religious character to allocate at least 50% of its available places without reference … Continue reading “Catholic Education questions for consideration (Election 2024)”
Please see below for the statement sent to the Bishops Conference on behalf of the NBCW. Thank you to all our members who participated in preparing this document.
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The Social Responsibility Committee are planning a webinar for Saturday 18 May 2024 at 11:00 am, on Women’s Experiences in the Asylum System. The keynote speaker is Victoria Firth, Senior Communications and Engagement Officer … Continue reading “Webinar: Women’s Experiences in the Asylum System”
Let the light of the Risen Christ shine through in all the things that you say and do, within your family, with your neighbours, at work, and as you witness … Continue reading “World Day of Prayer”
We present the Stations of the Cross, prepared by the NBCW, with meditations reflecting the needs of women across the world.
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”