Prof. Clara Mancini is Chair of Trustees of CCA. Here is her academic paper on the principles of animal-centered research.The present work addresses the ethical and procedural implications of considering animals as active participants in research, capable of consenting or dissenting to experimental procedures, and as stakeholders in the research
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Historic Animal Welfare Resolution adopted by the United Nations
CCA is delighted to be in Nairobi, Kenya at the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA 5.2) which is taking historic decisions for global Animal Welfare. Chief Executive Chris Fegan said “This is a truly breakthrough event where we are seeing the UN adopt an Animal Welfare Resolution for the first time ever in its history and which
CCA Campaign to End Bull Torture
In 1567 Pope Saint Pius V banned ‘exhibitions where bulls and wild beasts are baited’ in his De Salute Gregis. He said that ‘these bloody and disreputable exhibitions of devils rather than men’ were ‘contrary to Christian duty and charity’ and should be abolished. Furthermore, anyone who meets their death
CCA Chair’s Response to Pope Francis’ Comments on the Family and Companion Animals
For many Catholics who love animals, 2022 started in an unexpected way as we were taken back by the remarks Pope Francis made on the 5th of January during his catechesis on Saint Joseph, when he stated that choosing not to have children and having cats and dogs instead, or
‘Dominion in Crisis: The Vocation of Christians in a World on Fire’ – Prof. David Clough
On 6th November 2021 Prof. David Clough gave the guest lecture on ‘Dominion in Crisis: The Vocation of Chrisitans in a World on Fire’ at the CCA 2021 AGM held at the Rembrandt Hotel, Kensington, London. David Clough is about to take up a new post as Professor in Theology and
CCA St Francis & St Hubert Awards 2021
CCA’s St Francis and St Hubert Awards were presented to Juliet Gellatley and Randal Plunkett by CCA Chair, Prof. Clara Mancini at an awards ceremony held on Saturday 6th November 2021 at the Rembrandt Hotel in Kensington, London. The St Francis Award recognises individuals who have dedicated their lives to
The Meaning of Dominion by Dr Gerald Taylor
Gerald Taylor is CCA’s Membership and Donor Manager. He is a former lecturer and researcher in Politics and Government and has worked at La Sainte Union College, Southampton and the University of Glamorgan. He has been active in local political and social groups and has created non-profit organisations to improve
Letter from CCA Australia – Summer 2021 by John Drennan – Chair CCA-Aus
Though Australia has been relatively free from the Covid virus compared with other countries, relevant restrictions have hampered some of our usual activities. It is a time, however, for reflection on past achievements and a look forward to the future, as this is the year of our 50th (Golden) anniversary.
The Meaning of Dominion by Virginia Bell
In the summer edition of The Ark, CCA Chief Executive Chris Fegan invited readers to join the discussion on the meaning of “Dominion”. CCA interprets “dominion” to mean “stewardship” which is the concept that we are responsible for and have a duty of care towards all of God’s creation. This
St Petroc – 4th June
Ref: ICN – St Petroc | ICN (indcatholicnews.com) St Petroc is Cornwall’s most famous saint and early hunt saboteur. Petroc is said to have been the son of a Welsh chieftain. He studied in Ireland before settling in Cornwall in the 4th century. Petroc founded a monastery at what is
