November 27, 2019
Jack works for CAFOD. He has occasionally received Christmas gifts he didn’t like – but not from you, he loved yours. Here he mulls on the simple switch he (and his relatives) can make, so that Christmas is happier for everyone.
November 20, 2019
Christine Allen, CAFOD’s Director, picks out some of her favourite World Gifts and explains why they’re a great way to give this Christmas.
Continue reading “Why I’m choosing World Gifts this Christmas”November 15, 2019
Visiting Lebanon as part of a CAFOD initiative, student Joshua Nichol, 21, explains how he experienced warmth, welcome, strength and the Kingdom of God.
Continue reading “Reflections on a Lebanese journey ”November 14, 2019
Becky Such, from World Gifts, reflects on the new gifts she has created this year and how they highlight the struggles of women living in poverty.
Continue reading “Gifts for girls: a World Gifts perspective”November 12, 2019
With just over a month until Christmas, Sally Kitchener in our Communications team answers some of your questions about World Gifts – CAFOD’s virtual charity gifts.
November 6, 2019
Roisin Beirne, CAFOD’s Candlelight Funds Officer, shares a little about two special women who have been honoured by a donation to CAFOD in their memory.
November 4, 2019
We asked three Catholics to share their views on faith, politics and campaigning. Here’s what they said.
Continue reading “Should Catholics get involved in politics?”November 1, 2019
On the Feast of All Saints, Kathleen from our Theology team reflects on some of the everyday saints she has come across in her life.
Continue reading “All Saints’ Day: How many saints have you known?”October 31, 2019
Francis Stewart from our Theology team reflects on the Amazon Synod in the light of the Year of the Word now being celebrated in England and Wales until December 2020.
Continue reading “The Amazon Synod: God who speaks”October 29, 2019
All Souls’ Day calls us to remember our loved ones with purpose. Ben Payne, a Content Writer at CAFOD, reflects on the life of his grandad and his grandad’s Rosary.
Continue reading “On the lives of others”
