In the autumn of 1996 the Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales published a teaching document entitled The Common Good and the Catholic Church’ Social Teaching. This aimed to help guide Catholics and others in the months leading to the May 1997 General Election. To mark the twenty-fifth anniversary St Mary’s University is organising a study day on Wednesday 26 January.
An evening discussion on ‘The Common Good: What does it mean for government?’ with Lord Maurice Glasman, Danny Kruger MP, Caroline Slocock, and chaired by Ruth Kelly.
The Benedict XVI Centre at St Mary's University, with Together for the Common Good, The Centre for Social Justice and Caritas Social Action Network, invites you to an evening discussion on ‘The Common Good: What does it mean for society?’ with Tim Montgomerie, Julia Unwin, David Goodhart, Trevor Phillips, and chaired by Richard Harries.
The first 'Newman Lecture' of 2021 will be given by Dr Jacob Phillips (Director of the Institute of Theology and Liberal Arts).
The Benedict XVI Centre at St Mary's University, with Together for the Common Good, The Centre for Social Justice and Caritas Social Action Network, invites you to an evening discussion on ‘The Common Good: What does it mean for the family?’ with Edward Hadas, Cristina Odone, Mercy Muroki, and chaired by Ruth Gledhill.
The Benedict XVI Centre at St Mary's University, with Together for the Common Good, The Centre for Social Justice and Caritas Social Action Network, invites you to an evening discussion on ‘The Common Good: What does it mean?’ with Professor Philip Booth, Jenny Sinclair and Dr Sam Bruce, chaired by Ruth Kelly.
The Benedict XVI Centre at St. Mary's University, together with the Caritas Social Action Network and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, invites you to an evening discussion on Punishment and Prisons in the 21st Century with Bishop Richard Moth and Rev Jonathan Aitken, chaired by Professor Philip Booth.
St Mary’s is delighted to invite you to the launch of the biography of Rt Rev Lord Sheppard of Liverpool, the former Bishop of Liverpool.
Sherry Weddell, author of Forming Intentional Disciples, first coined the term “Missiondom” to describe the new, cultural landscape we seek to evangelise in the 21st Century.
Is the parish still a relevant or effective means of evangelisation?
The second of a series of three events which will be held over the next year in association with Theos and Together for the Common Good.
The Benedict XVI Centre for Society and Religion has partnered with the Humanum Institute and St Patrick’s Church, Soho.
The first in the series of three public debates on State, Society and the Common Good.
Hosted by the University of Bolton’s Centre for Islamic Finance and The Benedict XVI Centre for Religion and Society at St Mary’s University.
Politics, religion and society seminar by the Benedict XVI Centre for Religion and Society.
On Tuesday 7th November, St. Mary’s University will be joining the Las Casas Centre, Blackfriars Hall, Oxford University for an event seeking to answer the question: “Is our model of democracy fit for the purpose of recognising human dignity?”.
Prof Philip Booth's inaugural lecture at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London is titled 'Regulating Markets in an Economy Without Angels.'