From Missouri to Turin and beyond, Catholics formed virtual prayer groups during the pandemic — and many are still going ...

A short program is read by a family from the parish where the symbolic meaning of the menu items are explained.

Second grade students at Holy Rosary School grew flowers using a hydroponic system. Students observed the process daily, recorded the growth, and took home flowers to share with their families.

Eric Church will release his new album, the curiously titled Evangeline vs. The Machine, on May 2. It’s the follow-up to 2021’s three-disc opus Heart & Soul and includes the previously release ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A Gateshead woman is revolutionising bookkeeping for small businesses. Emily Rodgers, the founder of Bookgeeking Ltd, is combining her ...

David Swift, author of new book Scouse Republic, on the paranoia and rabble rousers that made the city’s conflict between Catholics and Protestants ‘more bitter and more chronic than ...

A new competition has been launched to find “bold, original and compelling ideas” for the future of the Gateshead Flyover ... University’s Farrell Centre has opened a contest inviting ...

The Gateshead Flyover will be “gone within a ... the North East with our free newsletter At Tuesday morning's civic centre meeting, cabinet member John Adams said the Government should not ...

The prefect of the Holy See’s Dicastery for the Eastern Churches, Cardinal Claudio Gugerotti, asked bishops to avoid promoting fundraising events that would duplicate the Pontifical Collection ...

In the flyover's place, Gateshead Council intends to build a new road called The Boulevard. It wants to use it as a jumping off point to redevelop the town centre from the Tyne Bridge to Durham Road.

Raval Indian Brasserie & Bar, located near the Tyne Bridge in Gateshead, recently played host ... at the Glasshouse International Music Centre. Praising the food, Duffy described it as "some ...

A knifeman who was filmed running at a group of youths during an argument in Liverpool City Centre was jailed. Mohammed Jaber, 22, was caught on camera falling to the ground on Church Street.