Monday 12th October 2026. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the …
Weekly Media Briefing
Tuesday 6th October 2026. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the …
Weekly Media Briefing
Monday 28h September. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the wider …
Working Together to Heal the Wounds of Gaza
From Caritas Jerusalem In Gaza, wounds are everywhere. Some are visible: injuries that need treatment, illnesses left unattended, and chronic conditions made more difficult by damaged health facilities and severe shortages of …
Weekly Media Briefing
Monday 7th September. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the wider …
Weekly Media Briefing
Monday 31st August. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the wider …
Weekly Media Briefing
Monday 24th August. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the wider …
Weekly Media Briefing
Monday 17th August. Please find below this week’s media update, kindly provided by the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland, Office of Communications and Evangelisation. The briefing includes coverage from Scotland and the wider …
Who knew? The priest, the abbey and the Spanish chestnut
Visitors to Balmerino Abbey may know its remarkable 500 year old Spanish chestnut, planted perhaps by Mary Queen of Scots. But nearby stands a much younger tree with an interesting story of its own. …