Religion Charities That specialise in Roman catholic

Support of members, worship & prayer, social & pastoral work, international mission work.

An Anglo-Catholic Church within the Church of England, with Daily Masses, Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals.

To defray the future cost of building, enlarging, modernising, repairing, decorating buildings belonging to the Roman Catholic Church in the trust area; the advancement of the religion in the trust area; and the promotion and advancement of music, either religious or secular, for public appreciation or in or towards National Catholic Charities operating in the trust Area.

Social and pastoral workOperation of residential and care establishmentsCaring for members of the CongregationOverseas Missionary Work

The Charity exists to maintain and manage 10 almshouses in its ownership for poor persons of good character who are members of the Roman Catholic Church.

THE PROVISION OF RELIEF, WHETHER FINANCIAL OR OTHERWISE, AND ASSISTANCE OF NEEDY MIGRANTS FROM FORMER CZECHOSLOVAKIA; THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION OF SUCH PERSONS; THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THE PROVISION OF RELIGIOUS GUIDANCE AND INSTRUCTION TO SUCH PERSONS;

Making donations for the relief of poverty, financing training and businesses with the aim of lifting people out of social exclusion in keeping with and inspired by the teaching of the Catholic Church

Land & Property Holding for Long Term and making Grants

Furthering the Roman Catholic faith for the public benefit, through direct support of the Roman Catholic Association of consecrated women known as the Franciscan Family of the Immaculate Heart and of St Maximilian. Providing resources such as accommodation, sustenance, training, and development to this association, and also supporting other activities that further the Roman Catholic faith.

The Trust was formed to distribute funds as to two thirds for educational, religious or other charitable purposes for Roman Catholics in the United Kingdom as the Trustess think just with the balance of the income distributed for charitable purposes in the United Kingdom all according to the Trustees discretion

The main aim of the Trust is the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the spirituality of Christ's Divine Innocence.

The activities of the charity are to support the advancement of education primarily but not exclusively of pupils at Roman Catholic schools in the diocese of Southwark in particular to pupils of Bishop Thomas Grant Roman Catholic secondaryschool by the provision of financial assistance; and relief of those in need by reason of ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

To advance the Roman Catholic faith by supporting, in particular, the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, which was established in 2011 by Pope Benedict XV1 to allow Anglicans to enter into the full communion of the Catholic Church while retaining much of their heritage and traditions.

The Charity's current priority is to support, through the giving of grants, four Roman Catholic schools in Ethiopia; the Blessed Ghebre Michael School at Bahir Dar, the Lord Jesus Catholic School in Zizencho in the Eparchy of Emdibir, and the St Peter and Paul School at Zalambessa, and the Dawhan kindergarten, both in the Eparchy of Adigrat.

The Charity was established in 2014 with the charitable object of the advancement of the Roman Catholic faith throughout the world

The principal activity within the objective of the advancement of the Roman Catholic faith is the support of the Roman Catholic society called 'Priestly Fraternity of St Peter'. Currently the Fraternity has two missions in the UK- based in Edinburgh and London.

The Society of the Work aims at the advancement of religion in accordance with the Roman Catholic faith, the advancement of education and the relief of poor, aged or infirm persons. It concentrates on promoting the work of Saint John Henry Newman and is the custodian of The College where Newman lived from 1842 to 1846, keeping it open almost daily, free of charge, to members of the public.

The Trust facilitates the faith practice of Roman Catholic members of the Navy, their families and those other Service personnel who wish to associate. It enables Chaplains to provide the best pastoral care and resources, and to engage people more deeply with the moral component of their military responsibilities. It supports the pastoral ministry of the Bishop of the Forces to those same people.

To support the advancement of the religious and other charitable works of the order

GIVING RELIEF TO THE NEEDY AND DESERVING POOR, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY AMONGST THOSE PROFESSING THE ROMAN CATHOLIC FAITH.

The carrying out of the various priestly and other functions in the religious life of the congregation. The care or maintenance of any parish in the care of the congregation. To support CRIC and the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion.

The advancement of the Roman Catholic Religion in Great Britain (particularly but not exclusively through youth ministry, relief of poverty and advancement of education) and for the maintenance and advancement of the Roman Catholic Religion in missionary countries outside Great Britain.

Providing pastoral care for Slovenian community in the United Kingdom. Provide opportunity to worship in Slovenian language. Administer the sacraments. Travel to main centres of Slovenian presence in England and Wales.

To advance the Roman Catholic faith anywhere in the world, for the benefit of the public, in particular to run the Holy Cross Catholic Bookshop as a spiritual centre in London and ,but not exclusively, through the holding of prayer meetings, providing literature on the Roman Catholic faith and supporting overseas missionary work.

The net income of the foundation, after the payment of administrative expenses, is used to fund exhibitions and other benefits to Roman Catholic children attending Catholic schools and who, being resident in England, Wales or the Channel Islands, have lost both parents, or are fatherless or whose fathers do not provide them with effective financial support.