The Church has, since earliest times, been committed to caring for those who are sick or in need. Indeed, institutions established by churches and religious orders laid the foundations of the modern health service.
The Church has, since earliest times, been committed to caring for those who are sick or in need. Indeed, institutions established by churches and religious orders laid the foundations of the modern health service.
In response to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, so many aspects of our lives must change. This includes the ways in which we express our faith.
More information in our Coronavirus (COVID-19) section.
The global spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) remains a fast-evolving situation. Churches in England and Wales are open for worship and the Sacraments. We are offering guidance to our dioceses to help keep people safe.
The Healthcare Reference Group was created in 2003 following a new initiative of the Bishops to give pastoral support to those working in healthcare in England and Wales.
'Resilience, Trauma, and Pastoral Recovery' is a toolkit and a source of healing and hope in our Christian communities and beyond.
A paper providing clarity and assurances to Catholics about Church teaching and moral issues regarding vaccination.
A series of healthcare resources produced by the 'Catholics in Healthcare' project. We have guides available for download for clinicians, carers and patients.
