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What is the Catholic Trust for England and Wales?

The Catholic Trust for England and Wales (CaTEW) is a Trust established by the Bishops’ Conference to be the main vehicle in civil law in which its activities at national level are carried out. It is a registered charity (no. 1097482) and also a company limited by guarantee (no. 4734592). The Bishops themselves are the members of the company and therefore both own it and appoint the Board of Directors. The CaTEW Board brings together lay people with relevant experience and expertise to oversee the efficient and effective administration of the trust and to ensure that through its activities it gives effect to the policy decisions and intentions of the Bishops of England and Wales.

What is a Bishops’ Conference?

The Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales is a permanent assembly of Catholic Bishops’ in these countries. It is an expression of the collegiality of the Bishops. Through it they proclaim the Gospel to the people of England and Wales as a whole. The Assembly, Secretariat, Departments, Offices and Agencies of the Conference all:

Develop and Offer Assistance:

- to each Bishop to help fulfil his ministry as a Diocesan Bishop

- effect and give Cohesion

- to the Bishops’ Gospel witness to the people of England and Wales (including other Christians and Other faiths)

- foster and express Communion

- with the Church in other Nations, the Universal Church and the Pope

Our Vision And Mission

Vision - We are a Catholic organisation that works and prays for the Word of God, alive and active, to transform the world. In serving the Church, we strive for community founded on truth and justice. As co-workers of the Conference, we support and look to the Bishops as teachers, pastors and leaders.
Mission - Our mission is to:

· Listen to the whole Church and to the world;

  • Discern with the Bishops the issues of the day and to engage in them;
  • Work with the Bishops in the task of Evangelisation;
  • Promote the teaching of the Church for the common good; with the Bishops, further ecumenical co-operation and inter-religious dialogue;
  • Serve the Dioceses, associated Conference bodies and Catholic networks in a spirit of subsidiarity and collaboration;
  • Assist the Bishops in representing the Catholic Church to Government and society as a whole;
  • Value staff members and promote their professional development;
  • Continually develop, according to Catholic principles, effective patterns of work, best possible employment practice and careful stewardship of resources.

Benefits

Benefits of working at the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales

Current Vacancies

Current job opportunities at the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales and its agencies

How to Apply

How to apply for a position with the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales.


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