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Our cathedrals can pull Britain out of depression

Two writers unveil a plan to help the country overcome economic crisis

‘Romero is loved by the poor, but hated by the rich’

In the first of a series of blog posts from El Salvador Miguel Cullen reports from the chapel where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated

Vatican calls for global government to oversee markets

Vatican department says only a global government can rein in the ‘equalities and distortions of capitalist development’

Dignitary runs for the poor

Lord Mayor of Newcastle runs the final mile of the Great North Run barefoot in support of Catholic aid agency Cafod

British Catholics give £3m to Africa

Catholics in England, Wales and Scotland have donated more than £3 million for the east Africa famine

Pupils’ lives are changed

Pupils from two Catholic schools visit communities in Kenya with Cafod

MPs drink tea with Cafod at Westminster event

Cafod hosts a parliamentary event called Tea Time for Change at Westminster

Cafod fears humanitarian crisis in Ivory Coast

The Catholic aid agency issues a hard-hitting statement in the wake of violent conflict in the West African country

Forget that Romero is being hijacked by liberals. He was a holy man and a true martyr

Barack Obama visited the grave of Oscar Romero today. That worries me

Wolverhampton MP praises Cafod

Labour MP Emma Reynolds is a special guest at a Mass and reception for Cafod in Wolverhampton