by Michael McG | Jul 7, 2021 | Talks, Retreats and Lectures, Evangelisation
Minsteracres Retreat Centre near Consett, County Durham is inviting participants to two events thus autumn. “The God who Speaks” is the theme of a retreat from 7pm on Friday September 10 to 2pm on Sunday September 12. The retreat will offer a balance of input on the...
by Michael McG | Jun 7, 2021 | Talks, Retreats and Lectures, Evangelisation
The Benedict XVI Centre at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, is holding a series of four events exploring the common good. Three will be held on Zoom, with the final one an in-person event at St Mary’s, Putney. The events are a collaboration between the Benedict...
by Michael McG | May 5, 2021 | Courses, Adult Formation, Diocese, Evangelisation
The Certificate in Pastoral Ministry is an online, customised professional development programme offered by Loyola University Chicago in partnership with the dioceses in northern England. This is a two-year programme of study consisting of up to ten six-week modules...
by Michael McG | Apr 20, 2021 | Adult Formation, Talks, Retreats and Lectures, Evangelisation
The general secretary of international peace movement Pax Christi will give a talk entitled “Shining a light on the power and creativity of nonviolence” for this year’s Anthony Storey Memorial Lecture. Pat Gaffney will reflect on current ways in which nonviolence is...
by Michael McG | Apr 14, 2021 | The God Who Speaks, Evangelisation
An online retreat delivered by the team from Minsteracres Retreat Centre will explore ways of listening to and responding to the “God Who Speaks” to us through people, the Scriptures and nature. The weekend retreat, held online via Zoom, will include prayer,...
by Michael McG | Apr 14, 2021 | Courses, Adult Formation
The Christian Heritage Centre at Stonyhurst is offering a series of online evening talks exploring some of the great themes of Catholic Christianity in writing old and new. Speakers in the “The Logos & Literature: Elaborating the Divine” series will include...
