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Catholic Union launches new committee to tackle social issues

by Lydia Davies
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A new committee formed by the Catholic Union is bringing together national Catholic charities and organisations to address some of the most pressing concerns in society today.

The Parliamentary and Society Committee, made up of leaders from across the Catholic charitable sector, held its first meeting in April, as reported by The Catholic Union.

Guest speaker Dame Rachel de Souza, the Children’s Commissioner for England, said: "I want to make Britain the best place in the world to grow up with a renewed social contract between children and adults."

Committee chair Matt Gibbs described her address as “a catalyst for advocacy and change”, as the group sets out to influence both public life and policy through faith-led compassion and cooperation.

The committee aims to strengthen Catholic engagement in social and political spheres, championing the dignity of every person.

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