Passionists
Passionists in England & Wales are part of a worldwide movement within the Catholic church, dedicating themselves to radical solidarity with the suffering of the world.
Passionist Stories
Read the latest stories from Passionist communities across England & Wales. Find more here.
Life and Death on the Border of the UK
Alex Holmes, from Catholic Worker Calais, presents snapshots of life from the forgotten camps of the Calais 'jungle'.
Climate change, like Covid-19, is linked to racism
From Green Christian: Global warming and environmental degradation will have a devastating impact on people of colour before others.
For Passionists here in England, Black Lives Matter
"As I reflect on who we are and have been as Passionists here in England, I feel sure that for us this statement is deeply real."
A Church of Proximity: Learning to give, and share, to serve others
A response to empty shelves, and the human proclivity to panic buy and hoard at the expense of others.
Passionists Explained
Find out more about the Passionists, a worldwide Catholic movement dedicated to radical solidarity with the suffering of the world. Read more.
‘Crucified God, Crucified People, Crucified Earth’
Passionists in England and Wales see the crucified God in the crucified people of this age, and the crucified Earth. Read more about what this means.
Find out more about the varied communities that have grown within the UK Passionist family.
At the heart of Passionist spirituality is contemplation of the Passion the suffering and the Cross - of Jesus Christ. Our spirituality is simple but very, very deep.
Climate & The Passion of the Earth
We are crucifying God's earth, creating ongoing climate change that will cause disasters that, to make a massive understatement, would completely undermine any practical good work otherwise done. But we can still repent.
Projects and Partnerships
Our ongoing projects and partnerships are a means of putting faith into action. Find out more about them here.
Austin Smith House is a Passionist community of prayer, hospitality and resistance. We host up to 6 destitute refugees / asylum seekers, providing a safe welcoming home and community, food and some advocacy.
Maria Skobstova House is a house for volunteers who worked amongst the refugees in the jungle of Calais.
A community of ordinary Christians from all backgrounds and traditions, promoting prayer, hope and action.
Supporting communities harmed by London-based mining companies.