Our Lady of Fátima Church in White City have shared their important discussions around racial justice in both a video and parish resource which you can access here to raise awareness and bring about change.
In the above video, Parishioners Nebiat Michael and Frances Umeh from the Catholic community of Our Lady of Fátima in White City, West London, join Father Richard Nesbitt for a conversation on a variety of issues concerning racial justice.
Nebiat and Frances took part in regular Sunday night parish Zoom discussions that, alongside Father Richard, looked to improve awareness in the parish.
We need to address the lack of visible diversity at every level, so that people can see themselves, their race, their culture and their history in the Church’s life – something Frances and Nebiat discuss at length.
Parishioners from Our Lady of Fátima, White City, share their testimonies, reflections and experiences of racism.
Fleur Dorrell looks at how we can build community using the Bible as our guide and key Catholic Social Teaching principles.
The Diocese of Westminster asked four people from London, from different walks of life, to share with us their personal stories of being black and Catholic.
