After a brief sabbatical break in India in August Michael Barnes will be giving a lecture in the Parish Hall in Wimbledon on Wednesday October 23rd at 7.30pm.
The Holy Name Church in Manchester, serving the Manchester Universities’ Catholic chaplaincy, has had a busy week. Alongside welcoming new students, the Holy Name took part in Heritage Open Days – an annual national celebration during which heritage buildings are opened to the public.
The Jesuit Fund for Social Justice is a modest initiative of the Jesuits in Britain, which makes financial resources available to enable individuals and communities to do something about a faith that does justice. The next deadline to apply is 1st October.
An exhibition by St Aloysius' church, exploring the rich heritage of Garnethill through the eyes of refugees and asylum seekers, had its preview at Fleming House and is now open to the public.
A new initiative is about to start in Edinburgh: the church of Sacred Heart is partnering with St Mary's Star of the Sea to create a safe space for those who are recovering from painful addiction.
Ecojesuit and Don Bosco Green Alliance are collaborating to promote global youth environmental action, finding a common ground in youth accompaniment as an integral part of life-mission.
The Jesuits at the Holy Name Church in Manchester have recently completed a research project to uncover memories and stories from the church’s parish past, thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Lottery fund.
On 23rd August St Aloysius’ Junior School, Glasgow launched their new Companions in Action partnership with St Paul’s Primary School in Musami, Zimbabwe. The programme will help develop a learning relationship through classroom activities.
