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26/05/2026

Thank you for sharing this lovely story Catholic Diocese of East Anglia

There was a morning of joy and celebration at Our Lady of the Annunciation in Poringland on 6 May, writes Jane Crone from CAFOD in East […]

19/05/2026

What a lovely initiative Catholic Diocese of East Anglia

Catholics are being invited to join the “A Million Acts of Hope” Week of Action (13-20 May) by taking part in community-building and solidarity activities that […]

27/04/2026

Our partners have been working in Sudan since the start of the war and will keep doing so.

By donating, you help them keep providing food, water, healthcare and more. How to help and stand with Sudan. ⤵️

https://cafod.org.uk/give/donate-to-emergencies/stand-with-sudan

27/04/2026

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Although the terrible war in Sudan has struggled to make the headlines, our supporters have stepped up and shown solidarity since it began.

Find out more about the work we do and how your support makes an impact. ⤵️

https://cafod.org.uk/give/donate-to-emergencies/stand-with-sudan

27/04/2026

Faith leaders have written to Ed Miliband, the secretary of state for energy security and net zero, to urge him to attend the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels which will be held in Santa Marta, Colombia from 24 to 29 April, and to agree to a roadmap for a just transition.

Bishop John Arnold, lead bishop for the environment for the Catholic bishops’ conference of England and Wales, has signed the letter along with chair of Faith for the Climate Revd Canon Giles Goddard, Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg, and representatives of the Baptist, Methodist, United Reformed Churches, Quakers in Britain, Operation Noah, Christian Climate Action and Green Christian.

“In light of the ongoing energy crisis, this conference is vital for developing energy security and access for the UK and our allies, and a key opportunity for the UK to demonstrate its climate leadership,” the letter said.

The letter called Miliband to work to agree a detailed roadmap for a “fair, fast, and funded” transition away from fossil fuels and to commit the UK’s fair share of funding for the transition. ​​​

“​​​​​​​A just transition away from fossil fuels is very important to faith communities, and we would value a meeting with civil servants, and perhaps the Special Representative on Climate, to discuss our shared experiences and perspectives on the transition,” it said.

Canon Goddard said, “It’s really important that the UK continues its record of climate leadership by working with climate allies. In the face of a fossil fuel crisis, this conference is vital to accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels, and ensure that it is fast, fair and funded.

“Ed Miliband’s attendance would show the UK is serious about climate justice and wants to work together, especially with the countries most impacted by the climate crisis. As Ed said himself, ‘You can’t solve a fossil fuel crisis by doubling down on fossil fuels’. Santa Marta is a key opportunity to bring on ‘the era of clean energy security’.”

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27/04/2026

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14/04/2026

Thank you for your support of CAFOD Notre Dame Preparatory School🙏😀👍

Pupils at Notre Dame Preparatory School in Norwich have once again shown their commitment to faith in action by taking part in the ‘Big Lent Walk’ […]

10/04/2026

08/04/2026

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