
Catholic Union Charitable Trust
Catholic Union Charitable Trust
The Catholic Union Charitable Trust is a registered charity (1137317) which endeavours to improve and expand knowledge of Catholic Social Teaching in wider society in England and Wales. It was founded in 2015 to organise an annual programme of public education events to showcase Catholic social action and Catholic social teaching. These are held in-person, in London and across the country, and on-line.
Catholic Social Teaching
Purposes & Activities of the Catholic Union Charitable Trust
- to organise talks, lectures and expert debates
- to provide a national Weekly Briefing via email
- to organise on-line webinars and seminars
- to organise the annual flagship Craigmyle lecture
- to provide Bidding Prayers for schools, parishes and communities
- to provide occasional spiritual Reflections
- to support the Catholic Union of Great Britain in its work to further the objects and purposes of the Catholic Union Charitable Trust
Catholic Union of Great Britain
The Catholic Union of Great Britain (CUGB) and the Catholic Union Charitable Trust (CUCT) work in different ways to promote Catholic moral and social teaching in England, Scotland and Wales. The Catholic Union serves the Catholic community and wider society through the commitment of many volunteers and the dedication of our small professional team. The CUCT funds the elements of the CUGB’s work that are in support of the CUCT’s charitable objects.
Donate
We welcome all donations to help us offer Catholic social teachings in today’s increasingly secular world.
The Catholic Union of Great Britain and the Catholic Union Charitable Trust work in different ways to promote Catholic moral and social teaching in England, Scotland and Wales.
Donations to the Catholic Union Charitable Trust attract Gift Aid relief (subject to eligibility) and help fund our educational activity to promote Catholic Social Teaching.
Contact Us
Write:
Catholic Union Charitable Trust
114 Mount Street
London
W1K 3AH
Phone:
020 8749 1321
