Holyrood Assisted Suicide Bill: Hospices and Care Homes at Risk as MSPs Reject more Safeguards The Scottish Parliament’s Health, Social Care and Sport Committee has voted down a series of ...
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The Bishops’ Conference of Scotland is delighted to announce the launch of a new Office of Communications and Evangelisation, which will support the Church’s mission to share the Gospel and ...
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Vulnerable at Risk: MSPs Reject Key Amendments to Assisted Suicide Bill Committee votes down key proposals that would protect people with years to live, disabled people, those with intellectual disabilities, ...
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Radical proposal to legalise abortion up to birth for any reason in Scotland A campaign advocating for the legalisation of abortion up to birth for any reason in Scotland has ...
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MSP faces criticism over “oppressive and undemocratic” assisted suicide censorship zone proposal Green MSP Patrick Harvie has faced criticism over a proposed amendment to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill ...
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Global Report Reveals Sharp Rise in Religious Freedom Violations A new global study has found that nearly 5.4 billion people, or two-thirds of the world’s population, live in countries where ...
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Recently published analysis of the Scottish Government’s consultation on ‘ending conversion practices’ has revealed that a majority of respondents do not support a new law.
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Catholic schools in Scotland help young people “prepare for a pluralistic world where there are people who believe many different things”, the Scottish Parliament’s Equalities and Human Rights Committee has ...
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This article is based on the first of a two-part interview between Pope Leo XIV and Elise Ann Allen, a Crux Senior Correspondent, for her new book “Leo XIV: Citizen ...
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Red Mass 2025 The annual Red Mass to mark the opening of the new legal year in Scotland will take place on Sunday 21 September 2025 at 12 noon in ...
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