For more than 160 years, The Catholic Universe has been providing news and features of interest to a wide general audience, but with a Catholic perspective – and the paper has been a particular friend to us here in the Diocese of Leeds. Both in print and online,...
Throughout 2021 and in the run-up to Prisoners Sunday (always the second Sunday in October; this year on 10 October), Caritas Leeds will be running regular online events for Catholics interested in gaining greater understanding of the experiences of victims of crime,...
Don’t miss our own Diocese of Leeds Youth Commission, ‘The Twelve’ taking part with Pope Francis in an international online conference based on his His Holiness’ new book, Let Us Dream. ‘The Twelve’ were invited to participate in...
The second week in October is designated as Prisons Week, and saw the launch of the Report of the Caritas Leeds Criminal Justice Inquiry which has been co-chaired by The Rev. Dr Joseph Cortis (Caritas Leeds Co-ordinator) and Tom Chigbo (Senior Organiser, Leeds...
LEDAS (Leeds Destitute Asylum-seekers Support) is a new charity, recently granted charitable status. It has been set up by local people, including Catholic parishioners from Leeds. Sally Brown is one of the Trustees and describes how LEDAS aims to offer Dignity in...
Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN) and the SVP (National) have collaborated together to produce: Responding to Coronavirus Pandemic: A Toolkit for Parishes and Caritas Diocesan Agencies. Some CSAN partners, including our own Caritas Leeds have contributed to the...
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