The team at the London Jesuit Centre are delighted to have a fantastic range of speakers and reflectors to help guide the day, including Richard Finn OP, Michael Kirwan SJ, Professor Suzanne Mulligan, Helen Pearce, Julian Coman, Patrick O'Dowd and Maria Exall, with more still to confirm.
Each session is planned to balance brief, constructive input with plenty of time for discussion and discernment.
The day will also bring together a network of Catholic scholars and practitioners to meet, reflect and discern our times alongside each other, which will hopefully contribute to building lasting relationships that can sustain ongoing research and common action.
The team have invited a mix of people in very different roles and contexts but all with a common interest in, and commitment to, Catholic social justice for the common good.
Reserve your free place using this form. Contact Sarah at admin@ccstp.org.uk with any questions about the day.
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This residential weekend retreat offers participants the opportunity to explore the human condition through your own life story, in the context of the Gospel and the Christian spiritual life, using mindfulness skills and contemplative Christian prayer.
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