Organiser

Sarah Cope
Phone
0121 476 3415
Email
s.cope@newman.ac.uk
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Speakers

  • Dr James Trewby
    Columban Missionaries

    James Trewby works for the Columban Missionaries as their ‘Justice and Peace Education Worker’. The Columbans are best known for their commitment to justice and peace, inter religious dialogue and the Far East Magazine (and its colouring-in competition!).

    James has a PGCE, a Masters in ‘Education and training for development’ and a doctorate exploring life stories of activist-educators, forms of engagement and learning about justice and action. Having recently become a father and moved house he wonders if it might have been better to have studied DIY and babies-for-dummies.

    In his role, James works with young people and educators, exploring the relationship between faith and action. Where possible he does this using experience and encounter – which were important for his own formation, with the Mill Hill in India, the Salesians in the UK, Kenya and the Philippines and involvement with Crisis at Christmas.

  • Steph Neville
    Stories of Hope and Home

Location

Newman University
Newman University
Genners Lane, Bartley Green, Birmingham, B32 3NT
Category

Date

Tue 1 Oct 2024

Time

10:00 - 14:00

Welcoming the Stranger? (Session 3 of 5)

Focus: Catholic Life
For: Headteachers

Description:

Session 3

One of Pope Francis’ major themes has been calling everyone, and particularly Catholic Communities, to challenge ‘indifference’ and act in solidarity with people forced to leave their homes. The Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales have seconded this with their publication, ‘Love of the Stranger’.  As Catholic educators and leaders we have been called to action, but do not always have the information, experience or understanding required – or indeed the time and space – to explore the issues related to ‘Welcoming the Stranger’.

This programme will include CST, prayer, reflection and a residential ‘Festival of Encounter’ together with people seeking safety in Britain.

Multiple Sessions:

This is a five session programme. All five sessions must be attended.

  • [1] Tue 17 September 2024
  • [2] Tue 24 September 2024
  • [3] Tue 1 October 2024
  • [4] Tue 8 to Thu 10 October 2024 (Residential)
  • [5] Tue 15 October 2024

Please note: If you book one of these sessions, then we will automatically book you on the others. So you only need to submit one booking.

Only 12 places available.

Director’s Note:

Sorry, if you’re not already booked on this. The opportunity is now gone. If it’s something you want in the future, let us know now.

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