The 2026 Rome Conference will not only honor the past 30 years, but also renew our commitment to the future.

When we take rosary beads in our hands, we are not merely reciting words. The Rosary is a journey through the life of Christ with Mary as our guide.

We’re thrilled to announce that pre-registration is already over 15% full.

Conference Theme Coming Soon!

The 38th person to receive this title and the first Briton born in the past 1,000 years to be so recognised.

"That equates to one maternal death every two minutes a stark reminder of the urgent work that remains."

At MaterCare International, we know that faith, courage, and love like theirs can change lives.

Whether you’re a doctor, midwife, ethicist, or public-health advocate dedicated to maternal dignity, your participation matters.

These women are not statistics. They are mothers, daughters, sisters, and wives. Their lives and their dignity matter.

As a Catholic medical organization committed to the dignity of human life from conception to natural death, we are deeply troubled by the total acceptance and subsidization of IVF.

Every report from the field tells a story, not just in numbers, but in the lives touched, the challenges overcome, and the dedication shown by teams like those at St. Claret.

To Kay: thank you for your many years of dedication, for your voice, and for your love.

Thank you for being part of this mission.

To every mother, everywhere: we see you. We celebrate you. We are grateful for you. Happy Mother's Day. 

In places where resources are limited, infections following childbirth or surgery can be fatal.

With your help, we can equip each room of the St. Claret Centre.

As we approach the 2025 March for Life, MaterCare International reaffirms our commitment to protecting and celebrating the sanctity of life, from conception to natural death. This year, pro-life advocates across Canada and around the globe will unite under powerful themes that emphasize the inherent dignity of every human being.

The Year of Jubilee, described in Leviticus 25, was more than a quaint religious ritual. It was a radical reordering of society grounded in the belief that the land, the people, and even time itself ultimately belong to God.

May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

The Oil of the Sick is not magic. It does not guarantee physical healing. But it does promise something deeper: that in the face of suffering, God has not abandoned us.