'Living and Loving Reasonably: Refreshing Christian Culture in a Complex World.' Mgr Mark Langham was the Catholic Chaplain to the...

On 19 October, St John's College keeps the birthday of St John Fisher. Born in 1469, he ensured that the wishes of Margaret Beaufort, the...

Fisher House gets busy! The Fisher Society and the Chaplains welcome the freshers. Fisher House was well represented at the Freshers'...

Last Sunday, we welcomed alumni of the university, who, like many of us, feel that at Cambridge they had two homes: their college and...

Established in memory of Dr Rachael Ward (née Darlison), this fund makes available £300 per year for Catholic students at Fisher House...

Last Monday (23 January), we celebrated Mass in Clare College's Chapel. All were welcome: members of the College and Fisher House. ...

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, the future Pope Emeritus, came to Cambridge in January 1988 to give the then annual Fisher Lecture. Here he...

It was a tradition for the Chaplain(s) and students to make a short retreat at the Benedictine Monastery of Ampleforth in Yorkshire at...

Fr Paul Keane has accepted Bishop John Arnold's invitation to be the new Chaplain at Fisher House, Cambridge University Catholic Chaplaincy.

Our all-conquering football team brings the Fisher-More Cup home with a 10-4 win against the Oxford University Catholic Chaplaincy.

‘The whole priestly ministry is founded upon the love of Christ, the love of Christ personally in the heart of the priest.’

The Creative Stations of the Cross featured reflections, poetry and music written and recited by members of our community.

An important announcement from Bishop John, included in the weekly newsletter on Sunday 13 February 2022.

‘If we don't pay attention, we can slowly drift from our friendship with God, attracted and distracted by so many people and things.’

Roman soldiers, sixty-three sheep, streetlights, a furnace, and much more: Fr Mark’s homemade presepe comes alive each Advent.

‘A Requiem Mass is, above all, a Christian celebration, in which we announce the death and resurrection of the Lord until He comes again.’

‘Working together, reflecting on our experience and knowledge, we will discover the guidance of the Holy Spirit and proclaim Jesus.’