Religion Charities That specialise in Roman catholic

The advancement of the Catholic Faith and Christian beliefs for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statements of beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church by the organisation of prayer meetings, retreats, religious services, missions, and similar events; the production and distribution of literature and the broadcasting of information to enlighten others about the Catholic Faith.

The St Barnabas Society is a registered charity which operates in Great Britain and Ireland. It exists to provide pastoral and financial help to former clergy and religious of other Christian denominations and other world faiths, who are resident in Great Britain and Ireland, and who have been led by faith and conscience into the full communion of the Catholic Church.

The charity's aim is to help and educate young people to develop their physical, mental, moral and spiritual activities and capacities. Three principal activities to achieve this are: The provision of residential and day retreat experiences at the Briars Catholic Youth Retreat Centre. The provision of an outreach ministry. Training, resourcing and advice for youth ministry in the Diocese .

The advancement of the Christian religion and education and the relief of suffering and poverty, in accordance with the doctrines and policies of the Roman Catholic Church.

The Charity supports the development of Catholic Education in schools and academies in the Diocese of Nottingham working in partnership with our Catholic Multi-Academy Trusts in the Diocese offering challenge and support for school improvement whilst at the same time seeking to strengthen the Catholic ethos and identity of the schools and academies in its care.

Education of students for the Roman Catholic Priesthood

Advance of Roman Catholic religion, preservation of the island's heritage and making it available for public access, provision of stress-free periods of refreshment, provision of a website on the history and purpose of the heritage site and the Roman Catholic religion.

To hold the Trust property for the advancement and maintenance of the Roman Catholic Religion in England and particularly in or in the vicinity of the City of Birmingham or for the charitable objects connected therewith. The Trustees may provide and equip churches, chapels, schools, colleges and similar buildings including orphanages and hospitals to be used for the Trust's charitable purposes.

The charity provides support for the poor, sick and needy, whether home or abroad regardless of whether they are members of the Roman Catholic Religion. The Charity has made a commitment in favour of human rights and provides help for displaced persons and support for economic, education and health development projects.

The advancement or maintenance of the Roman Catholic religion or other charitable purposes connected with the Roman Catholic church through the provision of parishes in England and Wales, and support of the work of Belmont Abbey General CIO

The objects of the CIO are to advance the Roman Catholic faith for the benefit of the public through theproduction and broadcast of religious programming and through other forms of media.

The Congregation of Josephites aims to support such charitable purposes which advance the Roman Catholic religion and religious education and other charitable works carried on by members of the Congregation and to care for those members throughout their lives who have committed themselves to the Congregation.

The charity's activities are to advance religious and theological education, particularly of Roman Catholic women in furtherance of this object the charity is a member of The Cambridge Theological Federation, provides teaching and open lectures, fosters a community of study and prayer, and undertakes research into areas relevant to the charitable objects.

As a Roman Catholic Missionary Institute, the Claretians work in Parish Ministry, Retreat Ministry and fundraising for supporting Claretian missions in developing countries.

Advancement of the Roman Catholic religion in England & Wales

The relief of poverty and sickness, assistance for the elderly through the provision of housing and associated amenities. The advancement of the Roman Catholic faith throughout the world.

The Oratory of St. Philip Neri is a religious order of Roman Catholic men who living a life on common are dedicated to education, social welfare and pastoral care of young people, families and the elderly. The Oratory of St. Philip was founded five hundred years ago. The oratory in Cardiff is a new foundation living and working under the authority of the Archbishop of Cardiff.

The principal activity of the charity is the maintenance of a Catholic school offering a broad and balanced curriculum for pupils from nursery to eleven years old, conducted in accordance with the principles of the Catholic Church both generally and in particular in relation to arranging for religious education and daily acts of worship, and supporting the development of the whole person.

The object of the Charity is the provision and maintenance of Culham Chapel as a place of worship and for the conducting of Roman Catholic religious ceremonies.

Education and training in the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church particularly those on sexual morality and life issues. Provision of loans, grants, baby goods and baby clothes to pregnant women and mothers in need. Provision of grants or loans to other organisations who fulfill our criteria, particularly pregnancy counselling organisations, where our resources allow.

Santa Marta Group is a human rights charity, rooted in the Catholic Church, working with people of all faiths and none, which recognises the structural nature of modern slavery and human trafficking and works to end it. It seeks to mobilise the energies and commitment of law enforcement and civil society to eradicate modern slavery and human trafficking.

Supports members of English Province and Sisters of wider Congregation of the Daughters of Jesus, together with the various works they undertake, at home and abroad. In the English Province, this includes pastoral care of the elderly, the isolated and those in need, as well as the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the Sisters' witness of their life and prayer together in community

The object of the CIO is the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the religious and other charitable work of the Institute as the trustees with the approval of the Superior General shall from time to time think fit

To support the advancement of the charitable works carried on by the Congregation for the advancement of the Roman Catholic Religion and the well being of those who benefit from the sisters' ministries. By caring for individual sisters, the charity enables and supports the sisters to live out their faith and put that faith into practice through a wide variety of religious and other works.

The Congregation focuses at those activities that aid the facilitation of advancement of Christian Religion according the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church. It also works towards facilitating education of the under-privileged people, the relief of the needy, help of the sick and distressed people and towards promoting research into the conditions of life of the inhabitants in general.