in soul pursuit

in soul pursuit

Monday, 9 December 2013

The Catholic Church in Dialogue: June 16th - 18th 2014

www.smuc.ac.uk/inspire

As promised here are the details of our next InSpiRe conference next summer. You can find more information on the weblink above or contact me directly.

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Peter

The CATHOLIC CHURCH IN DIALOGUE: ECCLESIAM SUAM AND ITS LEGACY
  
St Mary’s University College, Twickenham, London, 16th – 18th June 2014


 Speakers include:

Dr Mustafa Baig                                                 Professor Jacques Berlinerblau
Professor Mary Boys                                 Dr Stephen Bullivant            
Professor Gavin D’Costa                          Canon Robin Gibbons
Professor Susannah Heschel                     Mgr Mark Langham
Archbishop Bernard Longley                            Dr John McDade         
Archbishop Kevin McDonald                            Professor Ivana Noble 
Canon Nicholas Sagovsky                        Professor Sara Sviri     
Professor Norman Tanner                         Dr Peter Tyler    
Archbishop Kallistos Ware                       Abbot Timothy Wright         
                                                                  

Pope Paul VI’s debut encyclical Ecclesiam Suam affirmed that ‘The Church must enter into dialogue with the world in which it lives’ (#65), and that ‘the dialogue which the Church of today must take up with a great renewal of fervour [...] must be readily conducted with all men of good will both inside and outside the Church’ (#93). It marks the true beginning of the past five decades of fruitful and challenging dialogue undertaken by the Catholic Church. This major international conference marks this anniversary, looking back at the past fifty years, and re-evaluating both the theory and practice of dialogue in the light of contemporary realities.


For more information and call for papers see:

Inclusive Costs: £270 (early bird), £290 (standard), £310 (en-suite). We anticipate that bursaries will be available.



 











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