The works which we read are not (usually) explicitly theological in nature. However, we work on the assumption that all works of human creativity are essentially or implicitly theological: they have something to say about human beings and their relationship to the divine. Each month, the book that is being read will be accompanied by a lecture, exploring the theological significance of the text given by Dr Aidan Cottrell-Boyce. You are invited to join the group in person (on the second Wednesday of every month) or online (on the fourth Wednesday of every month).
You can find these monthly sessions and sign-up by visiting the London Jesuit Centre's 'What's On' page here.
This October, the group will be reading The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
In November, the group will be reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau
In December, the group will be reading To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf
Banner photo by Tom Hermans on Unsplash
Join Sr Mūmbi Kīgūtha for the third session in the Down to Earth Dialogues series, exploring integral agroecology through real-world case studies, including the Bethany Land Institute in Uganda, and reflecting on the ecological, social, and spiritual dimensions of sustainable food systems.
