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Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon as a Member of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue. The announcement was made Thursday, July 3. A […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org At just 15 years old, Ethan Joseph graduated from St Mary’s College (CIC). By 17, he had placed first in the Caribbean […]

On Sunday, June 29, the Bethesda Catholic Community for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) celebrated its tenth anniversary with a joyful and moving Eucharistic celebration at St […]

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon as a Member of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue. The announcement was made today, Thursday, July 3. […]

Members of the Worldwide Marriage Encounter movement in North America and the Caribbean have been challenged to think synodally. The challenge came from both French theologian […]

Thousands of Catholics across the country publicly witnessed to their faith in the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, Thursday, […]

By Klysha Best After a remarkable 75-year journey of compassion, service, and empowerment, the Corpus Christi Carmelites recently bid farewell to the Diocese of Georgetown, leaving […]

For the first time in 57 years, the Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) North American Secretariat (NAS) Convention is venturing beyond United States borders. Trinidad and Tobago […]

Memories of Castro’s visit 66 years ago By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   The monks of Mount St Benedict welcomed His Excellency Gustavo Daniel Véliz Olivares, the […]

The Antilles Episcopal Conference (AEC) has announced the reappointment of Fr Donald Chambers as General Secretary of the Conference for the period November 2025 to November […]

Is your family life and relationships like the discord of Babel? Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon is encouraging families to call on the Holy Spirit for healing […]

Fr Gregg Durham O Carm reflects on his journey to the priesthood On Saturday, May 24, the Archdiocese of Port of Spain witnessed the ordination of […]

By Angelo Kurbanali Catholic theologian and member of the Seminary faculty   We traditionally refer to the Church in the feminine: She is the Bride of […]

Archbishop Emeritus Rivas to Fr Gregg Durham By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   “There can be no Eucharist without the priesthood, just as there can be no […]

By Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP of Castries On May 10, in our Jubilee Year of Hope, the Queen’s Park Oval paused from cricket for a […]

The large monstrance which has colloquially been called ‘big Jesus’ was an attraction for the faithful during the Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at the Eucharistic […]

By Klysha Best In an energetic, heartfelt, and profound talk, Fr Patrick Gonyeau of Ohio, USA—a missionary with the Missionaries of the Precious Blood—captivated attendees at […]

Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP concludes his reflection on the April 27-29 visit of Fr Gerard Francisco Timoner III OP, Master of the Order of Preachers. […]

On the weekend of May 31 and June 1, the Archdiocese of Port of Spain will have its annual special collection at all Masses across the […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon has a vision of a synodal Church—a community walking together, discerning the voice of the Shepherd, and […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org   The ten-day eucharistic journey of prayer, adoration and communion came to a rousing crescendo at the Queen’s Park Oval. Thousands of […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The Mary Care Centre, a Woodbrook-based sanctuary for teenage pregnant girls and their babies, was gutted by fire around 11 p.m. Wednesday […]

Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP of Castries, St Lucia delivered a touching homily at St Finbar’s RC Church on April 24 at a memorial Mass for […]

Fr Josué Frédéric Ilboudo, Deputy Head of Mission of the Apostolic Nunciature, Chargé d’Affaires, delivered the following statement at the Requiem Mass for Pope Francis on […]

By Klysha Best In a poignant Requiem Mass held April 25 at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon paid tribute to the […]

Fr Gérard Francisco Timoner III OP was elected Master of the Order of Preachers (OP) at Biên Hòa, Vietnam, on July 13, 2019. He is the […]

The following is a message from the Archbishop of Port of Spain, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon Dear brothers and sisters, As our nation approaches the general […]

Bethesda – For Persons with Disabilities has announced special initiatives for the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope. Drawing inspiration from Pope Francis’ call to address poverty […]

By Fr Jesse Maingot OP “I am with you always, to the close of the age” (Mt 20:28). I can think of no greater fulfilment of […]

“My experience was excellent!” These words from one of our pilgrims honestly express how many felt about our Steps for Hope pilgrimage to Tortuga/Gran Couva, on […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon said Catholics are anointed with Chrism for the present time, and the light of faith has to shine brightly and unambiguously even […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon sees the “push-back” against the Code of Ethical Political Conduct as shortsighted and not in the interest of a mature democracy. “If […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org As the nation prepares for general elections, Monday, April 28, Bishnu Ragoonath, Chairman of the Council for Responsible Political Behaviour, is addressing […]

The 12th Annual Divine Mercy Conference, hosted by the Missionaries of The Divine Mercy, an apostolate of The Sanctuary of the Holy Family, was a weekend […]

Retired priest Fr Anthony de Verteuil CSSp, former principal of St Mary’s College, is seeking God’s forgiveness for those whom, he claims, have falsified accounts about […]

During the Mass for the Solemnity of St Joseph, Msgr Esau Joseph was officially made a Missionary of Mercy. Missionaries of Mercy are priests—diocesan or religious—who […]

By Klysha Best Joseph was special and extraordinary. Preaching the homily at Holy Mass for the Solemnity of St Joseph March 19 at the Cathedral of […]

Opportunity for Sea Lots and beyond By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The opening of the Eternal Light Community (ELC) Vocational School on March 17 marked a fresh […]

– Closes year with series of activities What started as two droplets grew and touched the lives of many in Trinidad and Tobago. Archbishop Charles Jason […]

Archbishop Gordon Anthony Pantin CSSp died on March 12, 2000. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his death, submissions were received by some of […]

The long-standing “practice” of denominational boards receiving applications and submitting suitable candidates for interview by the Ministry of Education (MoE) to fill vacancies in government-assisted primary […]

Episcopal Delegate for Youth Taresa Best Downes cautioned about labels women create for themselves that do not put God as priority. “Even if you are a […]

By Deborah de Rosia Eternal Light Community Archbishop Anthony Pantin was a beacon of love, mercy, and compassion—a man whose life was devoted to spreading the […]

By Fr Martin Sirju, Vicar General March 12 marked the silver jubilee of the death of Archbishop Gordon Anthony Pantin CSSp. His cause, as we know, […]

The Secretariat of the Trinidad and Tobago Society of St Vincent de Paul, 163 Belmont Circular Road, was broken into and items stolen. Staff found the […]

By Fr Robert Christo, Vicar for Communications This was inspired by Blessed Anthony Pantin. Growing up in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago—the Mecca of Carnival—with […]

Women of God: Pilgrims of Hope Founded on Faith is the theme of the Catholic Women’s Conference V hosted by the The Missionaries of the Divine […]

Your go-to Q&A on the Year of Grace Q: What is a Jubilee? Where does the word come from? A: The word ‘jubilee’ comes from the […]

The Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) is seeking an update from the Ministry of Education (MoE) regarding the plans for rebuilding the St Dominic’s RC […]

Catholic Media Services Limited hosted its first retreat tailored to ‘Faith Communicators’ on Saturday, February 8 at St Benet’s Hall, Mount St Benedict. The retreat was […]

A Spirit-filled celebration of the Sunday of the Word of God occurred at El Dorado East Secondary School, uniting the faithful in praise, reflection, and fellowship. […]

The Trinidad & Tobago Police Service (TTPS) is continuing investigations into the assault of Fr Maurice White last week Saturday, during which his vehicle was stolen. […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org After “many months” of construction and restoration work, St Joseph RC Church on Abercromby Street, St Joseph, was officially reopened Friday, January […]

Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP is recuperating after being hospitalised Thursday, January 16 at West Shore Medical Private Hospital, Cocorite. He underwent tests and after a […]

Parents, school administrators and the wider society need to find other ways to discipline children. In a 90-minute discussion on the popular Eye on Dependency programme […]

The Vicar General for the Archdiocese of Port of Spain is condemning several “unfortunate” and “misguided” online videos promoting religious intolerance against various religious communities. Speaking […]

On Monday, December 30, 2024, St Joseph RC Church, Scarborough, Tobago became the second sacred site in the Archdiocese for the Jubilee Year to be opened […]

By Fr Martin Sirju, Vicar General On December 29, 2024, on the Feast of the Holy Family, the bishops throughout the world opened their Jubilee Doors […]

By Rosemarie Sant altosproducer.camsel@catholictt.org “We want our church back,” is the heartfelt plea of Brenda Ash, a lifelong parishioner of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception Church […]

Archbishop opens Jubilee Year in Archdiocese Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon spurred Catholics to “jump on board now” and accept the graces of the Jubilee Year. “We […]

A celebration and thanksgiving for members of Ministries to the Sick and Evangelization in Schools was held on Saturday, December 14, 2024, at St Charles Borromeo […]

By Dr Margaret Nakhid-Chatoor. Psychologist/Educator As the clock strikes midnight and we usher in the New Year 2025, this is usually a time for reflection and […]

The Blessed Virgin Mary plays an important role in Christian life. She bears testimony to God’s truthfulness and the many things He can accomplish in those […]

Celebrating Family Life During the Holy Year of Jubilee The upcoming Jubilee Year 2025, themed Pilgrims of Hope, offers families a unique opportunity to celebrate, reflect, […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org In a world where many face the trials of illness, ageing, and grief alone, the Archdiocese of Port of Spain’s Catholic Health […]

The safe space which Catholic schools can provide is one of the “biggest assets” in “tackling crime and violence in the medium to long term”, Archbishop […]

The academic block at the Seminary of St John Vianney & Uganda Martyrs urgently needs your help to ensure the safety and security of its environment. […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   Holy Mass celebrated at the Maximum Security Prison (MSP) on Tuesday, November 5 was more than a ceremony; it was an […]

– Archbishop at Mass for altar servers Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon urged altar servers to embrace a daily sacrifice, emphasised the importance of showing love wherever […]

Two members of the clergy launched books last weekend. Opus Dei priest Fr Mark Georges launched Introduction to Anthropology of Integration on Saturday, November 9 at […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon has appealed for “no negativity on the Holy Father”. Catholics in Trinidad and Tobago should refrain from getting involved criticising Pope Francis […]

By Fr Martin Sirju Cathedral administrator As the feast of the Lateran Basilica approaches on November 9, the late Archbishop Anthony Pantin, called ‘the Father of […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Trinidad and Tobago audiences are invited to experience Kingdoms, a compelling theatrical journey into the unseen spiritual forces that shape our world. […]

By Fr Robert Christo, Vicar for Communications In the Caribbean, we love festivities—to gather with family, friends, or even to remember those who have gone before […]

By Fr Robert Christo -Vicar for Communications As we celebrate Divali in Trinidad and Tobago, a land rich in diversity and faith—we honor a special victory: […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The Living Water Community Chapel will host a special Mass and book launch Sunday, November 10, to celebrate Walking Together: Caribbean Reflections […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   For the first time in several years, a Mass will be celebrated at the Maximum Security Prison (MSP) Tuesday, November 5 […]

By Fr Robert Christo, Vicar for Communications Trick, treat, or trouble? Halloween in the Caribbean is growing in popularity. To some, it may feel like just […]

Since May, 424 Music has been on tour across the Archdiocese, performing at parish, school, and archdiocesan events. Tobago contributor Gabrielia Sooklal shares on their visit […]

The Office of Vocations in the Archdiocese of Port of Spain promotional arm, affectionately known as “Generation S,” is on a mission to inspire a passion […]

By Klysha Best There is a progressing and troubling decline in literacy and numeracy in Trinidad and Tobago and the Adult Literacy Tutors Association (ALTA) is […]

Delivering the homily at the Mass at the final instalment of Laventille Devotions October 13, Fr Harold Imamshah urged Catholics to become the people who bring […]

Practical Expressions of Hope As the Catholic Church prepares for the Jubilee Year 2025, the chosen theme Pilgrims of Hope was the subject of Episode 2 […]

The Catholic Commission for Social Justice (CCSJ) has called for a significant shift in the country’s stance on capital punishment as the World Day Against the […]

Photo (screen grab) and story by Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   The Cathedral Credit Union Co-Operative Society Limited celebrated 80 years of service with a Thanksgiving Mass […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The first episode of ‘Jubilee 2025 – Origins of the Jubilee Year,’ aired September 9 and hosted by Matthew Hall featured a […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon arrived in Rome as the representative delegate of the Antilles Episcopal Conference (AEC) for the second session of the XVI General Assembly […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org   The St Martin de Porres parish, Gonzales, is establishing a Homework Centre offering tuition assistance to primary and secondary students. Spearheaded […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   In the heart of Port of Spain, a transformative initiative is taking shape at the Living Water Community’s Ministry for Integral […]

From September 1, the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, to October 4, the Feast of St Francis of Assisi (the Patron Saint […]

As Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert, prepares to deliver what could be the final budget speech before the next general election, the Catholic […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The restoration of the “magnificent” ancient St Francis of Assisi RC Church, Belmont is completed but, quoting a line from Christopher ‘Tambu’ […]

By Renee Smith Catholic students and staff at The University of the West Indies (UWI) gathered at the Management Lecture Theatre (MLT) for a celebration of […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org On August 1, a brief ceremony took place at President’s House for the swearing in of Sir Ellis Clarke, 58 years, as […]

Catechists play a vital role in the mission of the Church, serving as “teachers” and “bearers of the faith for the next generation,” according to Gary […]

On Monday, September 23 Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon will preside at the dedication of the 122-year-old St Francis of Assisi RC Church, Belmont at 5 p.m. […]

Abbot John Pereira OSB was discharged from San Fernando General Hospital (SFGH) on Monday, September 9, after undergoing “major surgery” almost immediately following a sudden illness […]

The Rosary Monastery is not closed but is in the process of being “suppressed”. “This is because no more nuns are left in the monastery, which […]

By Kaelanne Jordan Abbot John Pereira OSB underwent “major surgery” almost immediately following a sudden illness on Sunday, September 1 during breakfast, which doctors classified as […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org   The past year had its share of challenges and issues in the education sector, some of which cannot be resolved in […]

In the face of tragedy, some find strength. In despair, some discover hope. And in the shadow of death, some are granted a second chance at […]

From Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon  We are approaching the 62nd anniversary of our Independence. And as we do so, let us celebrate all the many, many, […]

In a recent interview with The Trinidad Express, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon shared his views on proposed changes to the Coat of Arms, replacing the three […]

In a powerful homily delivered at the Feast Day Mass at Santa Rosa RC Church, Arima, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon addressed the complex history and future […]

“A major landmark in a journey that began several years ago,” was how Sharon Mangroo, the Chief Executive Officer of the Catholic Education Board of Management […]

By Klysha Best There are some communities within Trinidad and Tobago that just the mere mention of their names and citizens will immediately link it and […]

Around 10 a.m. today, Thursday, August 15, an alleged bandit fleeing from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) crashed into a police vehicle at the […]

By Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP The first hurricane to pass this season, Beryl the terrible, devastated some of the islands of the Southern Grenadines with […]

—Archbishop to students Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon has instructed young Catholics pursuing overseas studies to remain anchored in Jesus Christ and the traditions of the Church. […]

The damaged statue of Our Lady of Fatima at Our Lady of Fatima RC Church and Marian Shrine, Laventille, was taken down on Friday, July 19 […]

Archbishop Rivas at Jesus Explosion In a thought-provoking homily delivered to close Jesus Explosion XXII on July 21, Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP challenged his audience […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon said it was no accident that a portrayal of artist Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper was presented with drag queens at the […]

In the wake of a tragic weekend marked by the murder of 19 individuals, The Catholic News reached out to Vicar General Fr Martin Sirju and […]

Fr Stoute at opening Mass of Jesus Explosion XXII By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Last weekend’s three-day Jesus Explosion XXII, held at Bishop Anstey High School East […]

On Sunday July 28th the Universal Church celebrates grandparents and the elderly. We extend our appreciation, particularly to those grandparents who have also served as educators […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org My first introduction to The Children’s Ark was through the news of the Learning Centre for migrant children in Penal. Simone de […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain is gearing up for a significant event in the Catholic calendar: Jubilee Year 2025, said Fr Martin Sirju, Vicar General, […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon The Archdiocese last week began mobilising assistance for people in the islands wrecked by Hurricane Beryl. The Society of St Vincent de Paul […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org A full analysis is yet to be done; however, the results of the 2024 Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) were outstanding at particular […]

Fun, exploring, bonding, surprises, and learning are all expected with the 2024 Archdiocesan Family Life Commission (AFLC) in collaboration with the Office of Youth Ministry scavenger […]

The Catholic News extends congratulations to the students at the 118 Catholic RC schools who collected their results from the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) on June […]

Rosemarie Sant “Dat is Priest!” That’s the description Fr Steve Ransome said perfectly encapsulates Roman Catholic priest Fr Trevor Nathasingh whom he described as a “priest […]

The Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) is “happy” with the official announcement that parents of Venezuelan migrant children can begin registering their children for school […]

“What we don’t transform, we will transmit to our loved ones, to the people we work with in ministry, to people who live with us. Sometimes […]

By Klysha Best The  family and friends of the Dominican Order and the community of the Rosary Monastery bid farewell to custodian and last of the […]

Three jubilarians, Sisters Antoinette Fahey O Carm of Jesus, Nyra Anne Pajotte O Carm of The Sacred Heart of Jesus and Geraldine George O Carm of […]

Sr Roberta O’Flaherty, a Religious Sister of the Holy Faith Congregation, is preparing to return to the land of her birth, Ireland, at the end of […]

We limit our imagination, yet the mind and our imagination are intricate parts of God’s design. For a moment, visualise yourself on a cherry-picking farm, and […]

Fr d’Hereaux at Mass for Gonzales murder victims “Feel the feelings, know your feelings, know what you are experiencing inside but always know that we operate […]

Archbishop answers questions on the Eucharist, Adoration In the silence of Eucharist Adoration, clarity comes, and the heart can listen to God and what He wants. […]

Rosary/Gonzales parish priest Fr Matthew d’Hereaux is saddened by the shooting which happened in Gonzales and at the Port of Spain General Hospital (PoSGH) on Sunday, […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain is encouraging the Catholic faithful to say a special prayer at Corpus Christi Masses this year. Corpus Christi, considered The […]

By Klysha Best What does it mean to be on a mission? A mission signifies purposeful movement—being sent from one place to another for a purpose. […]

– Ordination of Fr Jonathan Steele O Carm By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon delivered a powerful homily during the ordination of Deacon […]

Archbishop: Absence of love in society, a spiritual problem The “litmus test” for the soul is how people respond to God’s invitation, said Archbishop Charles Jason […]

The Laventille/Morvant Pastoral Area is commencing fundraising to repair the Our Lady of Fatima statue by September this year. The statue was damaged by lightning on […]

“Just as the Spirit birthed the Church, the Spirit wants to rebirth the family,” said Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon preaching the homily at the special Pentecost […]

The St Joseph RC church, Scarborough, was well represented with 15 participants in The Catholic News first walk/race on May 11 at the Queen’s Park Savannah. […]

Seminarian Michael Maillard, 35, died on Tuesday, April 23 at the San Fernando General Hospital. He was from the parish of St Paul’s, Couva where his […]

In a thought-provoking address for the Closing Mass and graduation ceremony at The Seminary of St John Vianney and the Uganda Martyrs (SJVUM) Chapel, May 11, […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain’s Sherrinne Goodridge has been selected as the Youth Delegate to attend the International Youth Ministry Congress in Rome, Italy May […]

By Dr Margaret Nakhid-Chatoor Psychologist/Educator Co-Chair (International Association for Suicide Prevention/PAHO Conference 2024) May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Daily, we have become very much aware […]

The Catholic News (CN) inaugural Steps for Hope 5K and 1K Fun Walk on Saturday, May 11 is here. The paper, which is celebrating 132 years […]

Are you ready to lace up your sneakers and hit the pavement for a cause? The Catholic News Steps for Hope 5K and 1K Fun Run […]

A collaboration between Fr David Khan, Vicar for the Southern Vicariate, and Parish Priest at Our Lady of Perpetual Help (OLPH), and international editor and author […]

Like the disciples en route to Emmaus, the parishioners of St Paul’s Couva and by extension the citizens of Couva and environs experienced their own disillusionment […]

Catholic faithful are encouraged to give generously at the second collection for Haiti in all parish churches and faith communities this Sunday. During Mass at Archbishop’s […]

Senior Operations Manager of the Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) Ayanna Nero is representing the CEBM at the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) April 21 […]

By Fr Jesse Maingot OP Brothers and sisters! This Sunday, April 28 marks the beginning of our 33-day journey to consecrating our lives to our Eucharistic […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Trinidad and Tobago’s music scene is abuzz with the release of a groundbreaking single, ‘The Call’ by Marvin ‘Mr King’ Lewis. The […]

By Fr Jesse Maingot OP There is such a thing as Eucharistic fire. It is the burning love of the Eucharistic Jesus that sets our hearts […]

The Ministry of National Security has given the greenlight for Venezuelan migrant children meeting requirements to begin entering Catholic primary schools in the new academic year […]

The power of sports is undeniable but quite often sporting events and recreation seem to conflict with religious events and practices. More than seven years ago, […]

The power of the Resurrection is alive and well in the world today and there are signs of its mystery, said Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon in […]

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ stands as the central and defining event in Christian theology, a profound mystery that has captivated the minds and hearts of […]

In the tapestry of Catholic liturgy, few events stand as profoundly significant as the Easter Triduum. Spanning three days—Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil—the […]

Many men are struggling with the “father wound” and the effects are visible in many ways. However, they can turn to St Joseph as spiritual father […]

A special collection will be taken up after Easter for Haiti. It will be sent to the Haitian Bishops’ conference for the charitable works they are […]

By Kaelanne Jordan, mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The priesthood is a gift not to be lauded over, but a calling to accompany, to journey with. It is also not […]

The Latin American Episcopal Council (CELAM), the Latin American Confederation of Religious (CLAR), and Caritas Latin America and the Caribbean have jointly proposed March 22, as […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Fifty-six years ago, on March 19, Fr Anthony Pantin CSSp was consecrated Archbishop of Port of Spain in the Cathedral of the […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain has collaborated with architographer Brian Lewis, author Robert Clarke, and graphic designer Melanie Archer to produce a magnificent coffee table […]

The Living Water Community (LWC) will have a year of celebration leading up to their golden jubilee on March 13, 2025. During the year, activities will […]

In an exclusive interview with Altos, President Christine Kangaloo opened up about her first year as President of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The anniversary […]

By Rosemarie Sant, CN contributor Catholics are being called upon to take a more proactive role in the mission of the Church, with Fr Trevor Nathasingh […]

If amid writing the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) exam you start to get anxious or confused, and you’ve finished your section but can’t go on, remember […]

A sewer leak was detected at the St Peter’s (Pt Cumana) RC March 3 and reported to the Ministry of Education (MoE). The leak has “worsened” […]

Five Standard One students and two Infant One students from Las Lomas RC Primary School were sent home yesterday, Wednesday, March 13, after displaying rashes on […]

The process for the Cause of Beatification of Archbishop Gordon Anthony Pantin is “steadily moving forward”. Fr Christopher Lumsden, the Postulator of the Cause gave an […]

By Renee Smith A Lenten retreat took a different direction on Saturday, March 9 as a sea vessel widely regarded for hosting parties and fetes became […]

By Rosemarie Sant “Challenging and rewarding” – these were the two words that Her Excellency Christine Carla Kangaloo, ORTT, President of the Republic of Trinidad and […]

It is time to reclaim the positive God-given gift of human sexuality. Archdiocese Director of Pastoral Formation, Fr Matthew Ragbir said Catholics have “handed over that […]

All are invited to the official book launch of Manifestations of Faith – Preservation of Churches and Chapels, a publication of Catholic Media Services Ltd on […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon said human sexuality is one of the most amazing parts of the human being and God has a plan for it. He […]

In the aftermath of the recent oil spill that has impacted beaches in Tobago and spread as far as Grenada and Venezuela, Professor Judith Gobin of […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain is gearing up for a major Symposium on Human Sexuality on Friday, March 8. In a March 1 interview on […]

The following homily was preached by Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP on February 11 at the Church of the Nativity, Crystal Stream, Petit Valley.   “LEWWE […]

In a vibrant celebration of community, faith, and fitness, The Catholic News invites runners, and walkers of all backgrounds to participate in the Steps for Hope […]

The Catholic News Team received confirmation of the death of Fr Leo Donovan, OP today, (Saturday, February 17) from Fr Dwight Black OP, Fr Tom Lawson […]

Lay Carmelites, enabled by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the intercession of Our Lady of Mt Carmel and the Saints of Carmel, held our Annual […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon appeared in The Catholic News’ Altos, discussing Carnival and his latest book Rekindling Our Carnival Rhythms, Reigniting Our Soul. His thesis is […]

This year, Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day fell on February 14 and while some think Catholics should focus only on the start of the penitential period, […]

In a thought-provoking live talk, Tae Coryatt and Darrion Narine critically examined Carnival, relationships, popular music, and wider culture through a Catholic lens. Coryatt is the […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service (TTPS) is actively seeking volunteer tutors proficient in CSEC Mathematics, English, Principles of Business, Principles of […]

In a recent interview on Altos, Fr Jason Boatswain, the Rector of the Seminary of St John Vianney & The Uganda Martyrs at Mt St Benedict […]

There was a ‘guard of honour’ at the Bethlehem Boys’ RC School, Besson Street, Port of Spain for ‘Sir’—Standard Two teacher Felix Brown, the Frank B […]

In a recent appearance on Altos, Deborah de Rosia, the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Caribbean Coordinator, spoke passionately about the vital importance of Scripture in Catholic life. […]

Theology must first see itself as embedded in a web of relationships with other disciplines and other knowledge, said Msgr Patrick ‘Paba’ Anthony of Castries, St […]

Cardinal Angelo de Donatis, Vicar General of His Holiness for the Diocese of Rome has accepted the presentation of the Master of the Dominican Order, Fr […]

Communal. Christ-centred. Life-giving. On April 20, 2023, the RC Belmont Pastoral Campus was blessed by Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon. It is a building that would now […]

In the first Altos interview for 2024, Fr Donald Chambers, the General Secretary of the Antilles Episcopal Conference, provided a comprehensive discussion on the contentious document […]

The Archdiocese’s Health Safety and Environment Team (HSE) is recommending parishes to “exercise preventative care” in the face of the new Covid-19 variant. Issuing an ‘Updated […]

All pupils of St Rose’s Girls RC from Wednesday, January 10 were having daily classes after several months of some pupils being at the neighbouring Rosary […]

Repairs have been completed on the roof of the Community Centre, Penal where pupils of the St Dominic’s RC School are to resume having classes. In […]

“Spread the Good News” – Theme of 24th Charismatic Renewal Caribbean Conference this weekend. In a vibrant celebration of faith and community, the Catholic Charismatic Renewal […]

Fr Gervase Girod CSSp continued to make himself present to minister to all who needed him even during his health challenges. His love continued in weakness. […]

Students of ten Catholic secondary schools received 36 of the 100 scholarships offered by government based on the results of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) […]

Archbishop Jason Gordon is urging communities, families, and churches to extend the joy of Christmas by leaving the crèche up until Friday, February 2 (Feast of […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon has addressed the ongoing false narratives that have generated significant media attention surrounding the Pope’s position on blessing same-sex unions in the […]

— Archbishop during annual prison visits By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Archbishop Jason Gordon’s annual prison visits have become catalysts for introspection and transformation. His words during […]

Representatives from Caribbean nations advocated forcefully for more climate funding and a transition away from fossil fuels at the recent COP28 climate talks in Dubai. Racquel […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain is preparing to witness another extraordinary gathering of youth leaders as the Office of Youth Ministry (OYM) hosts its first […]

“It’s not yet Christmas…. Hold back from Christmas songs.” A reminder from the Music Team of the Liturgical Commission with members Fr Kwesi Alleyne, Alana Seepersad […]

– Nuncio at Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception The testimony of the Virgin Mary prompts the question, are people capable of recognising all the good that […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The Face of A Listening Church is a “landmark achievement” for Archbishop Emeritus Robert Rivas OP and also the Antilles Episcopal Conference […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon December 1 is the UN designated observance of World AIDS Day. The theme for 2023 is LET COMMUNITIES LEAD. It focuses on organisations […]

Leela Ramdeen, Consultant at the Catholic Commission for Social Justice and an Attorney-at-Law, recently delivered a thought-provoking address at a significant conference organised by The Trinidad […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Education stakeholders and others have welcomed the Cabinet’s decision for mandatory registration in the Military-Led Academic Training (MiLAT) Programme for students expelled […]

Catholic schools placed in nine out of ten places in the schools ranked 1 – 10 in the National Parang Association of Trinidad and Tobago Junior […]

Archbishop at Synod Gathering II There is divisiveness in the world – in families, institutions and even nations, but there’s a solution, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Consultant with the Catholic Commission for Social Justice (CCSJ), Leela Ramdeen is “thrilled” that T&T has not signed the new Organisation of […]

By Najette Abraham-Dominican Laity It is said that you should never wait until someone passes on from this world to let them know how you feel […]

With the construction and refurbishment of a vocational school in the area by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Port of Spain, in collaboration with the Eternal […]

November 16 marks the International Day of Tolerance, established by UNESCO in 1995 to highlight the dangers of intolerance and the necessity of tolerance in our […]

By Renee Smith The term ‘vocation’ refers to a divine calling or invitation from God to a particular state of life that goes beyond a career […]

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) has assured that the six Form Four students involved in a fight at […]

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. This year’s theme is Take Charge of Tomorrow: Preventing Diabetes Health Problems. In 2021, The International Diabetes Federation estimated that 14.8 […]

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Port of Spain, in collaboration with the Eternal Light Community, embarked on a construction and refurbishing project to establish a vocational […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon recently returned from Rome, where he attended the Synod on Synodality, an event that drew considerable attention and expectations. In the November […]

The frequency in which schools are being robbed seems to be increasing. The latest incident is the La Brea RC which was targeted last weekend. Prior […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon observed there are two kinds of people in the world: some want to be served, and some desire to serve everyone else. […]

The Petit Valley and Diego Martin Church Cluster in collaboration with the World Community for Christian Meditation (WCCM) will host ‘Meditation Builds Community’ November 1 to […]

The triduum of Halloween, All Saints, and All Souls is a significant three-day period in the Catholic Church, providing a time for reflection, remembrance, and spiritual […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org October, known as the Month of the Rosary, holds deep significance for Catholics. The month is dedicated to honouring the Virgin Mary […]

Catholic students from Catholic and government schools took part in rallies October 16 – 23 for Mission Month. A programme featuring student performances in music, song […]

Excerpts of “Catholics worldwide organize for World Day of Prayer, October 27” by  aleteia.org Pope Francis has called on Catholics and everyone who desires peace the […]

By Renee Smith The local Church is continuing to make strides in nurturing a love of reading and writing in families through the collaboration of stakeholders […]

There have been nine bomb scares at Presentation College Chaguanas (PCC) since the school term began on September 4. The most recent was Wednesday, October 11. […]

How do we seek peace amidst conflict? The ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict is a complex and deeply rooted issue, marked by decades of suffering and loss. For […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon, snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Corpus Christi Carmelite Sister Petronilla Joseph is a “giant” for championing the ideals of the Carmelite congregation and managing the Corpus Christi […]

There was a break-in at the Caparo RC School, Caparo Valley Brasso Road, last weekend. The crime was discovered after 6 a.m. on Saturday, October 7 […]

Embarking on a challenging pilgrimage can be a transformative experience, particularly for young people seeking meaning and adventure in their lives. On Saturday, September 9, The […]

By Raysha M Purcell, Project Manager, CEBM It is no secret that undesirable behaviours in schools are prevalent. It is an undying pain with which administrators […]

The 16th Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops began Wednesday October 4 in Rome and runs until October 29. A wide cross section of […]

PART TWO From the Antilles Episcopal Conference Q: What scripture passage suitably informs us about the Synod? Prayerfully and reverently read Luke 24:13–35, which recounts the […]

PART ONE From the Antilles Episcopal Conference Q: What is the Synod? Synod means the People of God (laity, clergy, religious) “walking together” (Communion and Participation) […]

As Trinidad and Tobago approaches its annual budget presentation on Monday, October 2, Dr Marlene Attzs, economist and The Catholic News columnist recently shared her insights […]

By Raymond Syms, Editor editor.camsel@catholictt.org Trinidad & Tobago will become the first country outside of the United States to host the North American Secretariat (NAS) Convention […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon left Thursday for Rome, Italy to represent the Antilles Episcopal Conference of bishops at the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod […]

By Raymond Syms, Editor editor.camsel@catholictt.org   Maurice White, 39, and Roland Joseph, 56, were ordained deacons by Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon on Saturday, September 23 at […]

For Republic Day this year, the Catholic News Team dug into its archives and stumbled upon our Editorial from September 26, 1976! CALLED TO BE ALIVE […]

By Coreen Kirton, Official Jolly Phonics Trainer Many studies show that the most effective way to teach all children, including those with dyslexia, to read and […]

Fr Paul Zirimenya, who is deaf, was raised in Uganda, the third of nine children, including two sets of twins. He attended Catholic, Muslim, and Baptist […]

By Klysha Best When you hear the word ‘lifeline’ you may think of a safety feature on a boat, a rope that either protects you from […]

Foster culture of discipline, teamwork says Archbishop In a candid and wide-ranging interview on The Catholic News’  television programme Altos, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon shared his […]

Acting Principal of St Mary’s College, Port of Spain, Rawle Russell issued a statement via the College’s Official Facebook Page on the death of Physical Education […]

By Andrew Fernandes Coordinator, Northern Vicariate Every September, the Church recognises the contributions of all her catechists – those whose vocation is to journey with those […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org   Fr Kwesi Alleyne observed in his homily at the Laventille Devotions on Sunday, September 10, that when there are issues to […]

“A lot could happen in one year.” This was how Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon began his homily on the Feast of Our Lady’s Birthday on Friday, […]

It was a delayed start for some pupils of St Rose’s RC who returned to classes yesterday (Wednesday, September 6) at the north building of the […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org The journey towards the restoration and rededication of Our Lady of Montserrat (OLM) Tortuga, Tuesday, August 22 asserts that God enables a […]

CEBM pleas for parishioners to offer more support to RC schools As Trinidad and Tobago prepared for the reopening of primary schools, Sharon Mangroo, the Chief […]

A message from Sr Juliet Rajah CHF, Administrator of Catechetics  Dear Catechists, As we celebrate Catechetical Month, I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Martin Luther King Jr once used the same scripture from Amos 5:24 in one of his iconic speeches, ‘I have a Dream’, […]

The Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) is awaiting the Ministry of Education for recommendations regarding the next step for the Ortoire RC Primary school which […]

Fr Patrick Walter Brennan OP died peacefully on September 1 at Tallaght Hospital. He was 87 years. A Requiem Mass was scheduled for 11.30 a.m. [6.30 […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The Victim and Witness Support Unit (VWSU) of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service in collaboration with the Catholic Education Board of […]

The Trinity Telethon 2023 is on for a week, starting this Sunday, September 3, and ending next Sunday, September 10. It is the Trinity Television Network’s […]

In the Independence edition of Altos, Friday, August 25, anchor Neil Parsanlal chatted with Ferdinand ‘Ferdie’ Ferreira. Ferreira is an author, veteran political commentator, and witness […]

School repairs are in progress before the start of the new term Monday, September 4. “There are schools in which they are doing some fairly major […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org “She not looking bad for an old lady, eh?…” “When I last saw the church, it was not like this. There was […]

The founder of Bethesda Community (a Catholic community for persons with disabilities) says, “airline incident with autistic child could have been avoided.” The incident aboard a […]

Our Lady of Montserrat, a revered Roman Catholic Church located in the quiet village of Tortuga, Central Trinidad, is set to mark a significant milestone with […]

By representatives from St Joseph’s Convent, Port of Spain As young people, we face many challenges. There is a myriad of issues we must navigate and […]

by Klysha Best If you witnessed or read any of the news coming out of the August 4–11 Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG) 2023, staged for the […]

By Klysha Best People always say there are three things you don’t talk about – religion, politics, and money. Fr Stephan Alexander, General Manager of the […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon will preside at the ordination of two priests for the Archdiocese of Port of Spain 5 p.m. Tuesday, August 15 at the […]

Migrant children are to be assessed prior to their entry into the national primary school system. Sharon Mangroo, Chief Executive Officer of the Catholic Education Board […]

By Klysha Best While it may seem that politicians live according to their own rules and regulations when compared to the ‘average Joe’, there is the […]

The Catholic News reporter, Renée Smith is among the group of 35 pilgrims at World Youth Day 2023. Stay connected to The Catholic News each week or follow us […]

By Renee Smith I always feel so many emotions travelling to a new country: anxious, excited, impatience, joy. It is my first time travelling to Europe […]

The Catholic News reporter, Renée Smith is among the group of 35 pilgrims at World Youth Day 2023. Stay connected to The Catholic News each week […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org More than 2,000 student spaces have been identified across the RC Primary School system for migrant children in the new academic year. […]

By Renee Smith comms.camsel@catholictt.org If you weren’t at Holy Faith Convent, Couva on Saturday, July 22, you missed out on a mini-pilgrimage, a celebration of youth, […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon says the Kingdom of God is unstoppable and will win the war against evil stalking Trinidad and Tobago if only we will […]

By Klysha Best With just over half the year crossed off our calendars and more than 300 murders already recorded, one would think that there is […]

There was a break-in at the Church of the Assumption, Maraval and an attempted break-in at the parish office on Tuesday (July 25) sometime between 3 […]

by Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The St David’s RC, Caroni  and Bethlehem Boys’ RC, Port of Spain are among the 22 Catholic RC primary schools out of […]

In the modern world, it’s easy to become attached to material possessions. We accumulate clothes, shoes, gadgets, and more, often finding it difficult to let go. […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The 150th anniversary celebration of Our Lady of Mt Carmel (OLMC), Blanchisseuse is a wonderful celebration of the life of the Church […]

Good news for the migrant community in Trinidad and Tobago as Foreign and Caricom Affairs Minister Dr Amery Browne says steps are being taken to integrate […]

By Klysha Best Fr Gregory Augustine CSSp, Chairman of the Holy Ghost Fathers’ Board of Management, which manages St Mary’s College and Fatima College, says the […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain has completed its first financial audit for the year ended December 31, 2019. This is an historical achievement as this […]

The Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) welcomes the inclusion of the hair policy in the National School Code of Conduct. The new policy allows cornrows, […]

By Klysha Best The Oxford Dictionary defines the word “evolution” as a process of gradual change that takes place over many generations…” The Catholic News is […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain is bringing the life and energy of the 2023 World Youth Day (WYD) pilgrimage to youth of Trinidad and Tobago […]

Fr Thomas Lawson’s OP unwavering commitment, compassion and wisdom has touched countless lives in the course of his 42 years in Trinidad. Some of the countless […]

Chief Executive Officer of the Catholic Education Board of Management, Sharon Mangroo, in her congratulations to all students receiving their Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) results today […]

Trinidad and Tobago would not be where it is today if the religions of the country did not make a significant commitment to education and thus […]

The School in Pan programme was a timely intervention during the Covid-19 pandemic as it brought children out of fear, vulnerability, and social isolation. This was […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Catholic mission and identity are very important for Catholic institutions such as schools especially with today’s culture which is replacing the word […]

Catholics must not be afraid of speaking the truth even if it means being despised or ‘cancelled’ on social media, Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon told the […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Fr Thomas Lawson’s OP love of his adopted home and the people have not waned since his arrival October 16, 1981. His […]

There was lively discourse on social media over the past week after a screenshot of a book titled, “I am a Rainbow” began circulating. The book […]

The Caribbean Sociological Association (CASA) in collaboration with St Benedict’s College, La Romaine will be holding a one-day Symposium on Wednesday, June 21 at the San […]

Abbot John Pereira OSB has underscored that the theft at the Abbey Church of Mt St Benedict is not merely an issue of lack of respect […]

Six thousand dollars in coins were stolen from two finance rooms of the Abbey Church of Mt St Benedict Wednesday, June 14. Commenting on the incident, […]

Catholics should be conscious of how they treat others because disrespect can be an affront to the Body of Christ. “If every one of us is […]

Fr Trevor Nathasingh has passionately expressed his concerns about the state of Trinidad and Tobago, lamenting that this country is undergoing judgement, having “squandered the mercies […]

By Kaelanne Jordan, mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Unlike the Hollywood movies where boy meets girl, and one hour later he knows everything about his partner, that’s not the case […]

The Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) is alarmed and saddened by the breach of the “sanctity” of the school compound following a shooting at the […]

All of the reasoning, conversations and plans of Church are geared towards: “seeking to encounter God and to know God’s Will”; discerning the presence of God, […]

For a long time, decisions have been made using the pragmatic and practical approach. Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon is now calling for the Church in Trinidad […]

To become the domestic Church, families must ask God to send His Holy Spirit. Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon also called on families to “thirst for God” […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon told a Joint Select Committee (JSC) of the Parliament that Catholic schools are prepared to assist with the education of migrant children […]

The Office of Youth Ministry hosted a Laudato Si’ Awareness Day at the San Fernando Hill on Saturday, May 20. The Laudato Si’ Week 2023 was […]

The Living Water Community (LWC) will host a Rosary Crusade Procession around the Queen’s Park Savannah this evening at 6 p.m. The starting point is at […]

By Kaelanne Jordan mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org Faithful will not come to the “fullness of our humanity” without the gifts of the Holy Spirit, said Bishop Clyde Harvey of […]

A clarion call was made by the Vicar General Fr Martin Sirju for Catholic faithful to bear witness to the Body of Christ in their lives […]

Parish leaders and communities are invited to register now for the Leadership Conference hosted by The Catholic Religious Educational Development Institute (CREDI) and The Office of […]

A fundraising event to assist David Huggins with eye surgery is carded for Indian Arrival Day, Tuesday, May 30 at Queen’s Hall. Tickets for ‘For the […]

The Solemnity of the Ascension of Jesus Christ, Ascension Day was Thursday May 18 and is celebrated on the 40th day of Easter. It was a […]

“The students are safe.” This assurance from Chief Executive Officer at the Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM) Sharon Mangroo as she provided The Catholic News […]

The break-in at the St Augustine RC Church, Southern Main Road, Cunupia and the desecration of the tabernacle with the Body of Christ was shocking for […]

If you’re not familiar, every year in May, the Universal Church celebrates World Communications Day (WCD) guided by The Holy Father’s World Communications Day message and […]

The Archdiocese of Port of Spain issued a statement via its official Facebook account on a report of theft at St Augustine RC Church in Cunupia. […]

– Archdiocesan HSE Team While the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a declaration that Covid-19 is no longer a global pandemic, the Archdiocesan Health, Safety and […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The Association of Denominational Boards of Education (ADBE) has submitted a proposal to the Teaching Service Commission (TSC) to arrive at a […]

Archbishop Charles Jason Gordon hosted an online retreat on March 23, 2023, for the Separated, Divorced and Widowed (SDW) in the Archdiocese. This retreat served to […]

From the Society of St Vincent de Paul Last year, the Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVDP) held its first ‘Poor Man’s Lunch’ at the […]

There is a need for greater collaboration between the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Port of Spain and the Children’s Authority of Trinidad and Tobago to facilitate […]

The stately Archbishop’s House is well established as the people’s house, more significantly the entire people of Trinidad and Tobago. The house has been part of […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org Fifteen-year-old Paul Matthew Newallo, a Form Four student at St Benedict’s College (SBC), La Romaine, earned gold as part of the four […]

By Fr Martin Sirju, Cathedral Administrator It was a surreal experience visiting the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary for an Acies (Legion of […]

By Kaelanne Jordan, mediarelations.camsel@catholictt.org To let yourself be touched by the words of Mary in ‘The Magnificat’ can be a “dangerous activity”. “No, the Virgin Mary […]

By Lara Pickford-Gordon snrwriter.camsel@catholictt.org The St Francis of Assisi RC Building Committee is hosting a fundraising concert June 18 at the National Academy for the Performing […]

The Ministry of Education (MoE) has assured that all students at several schools across Trinidad which received emailed bomb threats were evacuated. The Trinidad and Tobago […]

Queen’s Park West boasts stately buildings known as the Magnificent Seven. Among these stands the distinctive of all buildings around the Savannah: the 1904, George Brown […]

Fr Matthew d’Hereaux , Vocations Director answers Q: The Archdiocese of Port of Spain has a thriving permanent diaconate ministry. Should I just become a permanent […]

The Roman Catholic Belmont Pastoral Campus (RCBPC), 34B Belmont Circular Road was blessed by Archbishop Jason Gordon on Thursday, April 20. The new campus houses the […]

Heavy April showers and flooding caused the suspension of classes at the Matelot RC and Matelot Community College on Monday and Tuesday. While flooding caused the […]