The Diocese of Plymouth has received £40,000 from the Albert Gubay Charitable Foundation to provide support to individuals and families struggling with financial hardship caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. This money is part of a donation of £1 million generously given...
Vision: ‘To Live the Gospel by following Christ’s Command to love our neighbour as He loved us’ Caritas Plymouth’s Annual Review sets out what has been happening across the Diocese over the last 12 months and plans for 2020-21. Although some plans...
Five years ago, Laudato Si’ summarised centuries of Catholic teaching in the context of our current human and ecological crisis. Since then, thousands of communities have prayed and acted to protect creation and our vulnerable sisters in brothers. Now, Catholic...
Human trafficking and modern slavery are, in the words of Pope Francis, ‘grievous wounds in the flesh of humanity….in the flesh of Christ himself’. The Modern Slavery Event organised by Caritas Plymouth aimed to open people’s eyes to the extent of slavery in the UK...
Caritas Modern Slavery Event All Links and information Caritas Modern Slavery took place on March 7th at St. Boniface College in Plymouth. Representatives from the Medaille Trust, Apostleship of the Sea and the Border Force shared information about their work and...
New Caritas Manager Appointed Deborah Fisher OBE to join the Curia A new, full time Caritas Manager has been appointed. Deborah Fisher OBE has a wealth of experience in the charitable sector and was a Trustee of the Diocesan Trust for four years. She currently has a...
