
Seek the welfare of the city, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare, you will find your welfare - Jeremiah 29.7

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Building the Civilisation of Love

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Our Calling for the Common Good

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The relationship between church and society

Immigration and Common Good

People Politics and the Common Good

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The modern day pharaohs

Uncertain Times

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Taking responsibility to build the Common Good

I was angry and you called me Gammon

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Who today is our Lazarus at the gates?

Local Doesn’t Mean Small: Why My Calling Is on the Ground

Place: personal, prophetic and political

Community, callings and carpets

A Personal Church for the Common Good

A good neighbour
Alsop High School are a great example of what a school can achieve with it's community.
They are at the heart of a new film - Walton Of People and Place.
The film features Alsop students working with the director, Carl Hunter, and speaking about their aspirations. It is a real…
In the latest episode of Leaving Egypt, Al talks to Jenny Sinclair about her upbringing, her faith journey and the trail the Holy Spirit led her on to find her vocation in the form of Together for the Common Good.
Join the Leaving Egypt community on Substack, or listen wherever…
Here's the recording and text of Dan Hitchens' @ddhitchens brilliant lecture, "Useful Lives", part of our Staying Human series.
What does the advance of #assistedsuicide really mean? Dan takes us on a journey - from Aristotle to Cicely Saunders and the #hospice movement, to…
Pupils from St Gregory's Primary school in Chorley in our #CommonGoodSchools KS2 pilot.
They enjoyed applying their learning in six lessons and assemblies to developing relationships in their community.
One of the relationships developed was with Taylor Wimpey, who have built a…
Jo Stow spoke to the PICCLS conference hosted by the @BhamDES last week.
She drew on our Common Good Schools program to talk about Catholic Social Teaching, the Common Good and the mission of schools in a time of confusion.
Learn more about Common Good Schools👇…
Tonight: 6.30pm online
Staying Human: Useful Lives
with @ddhitchens
I’m giving a (streamable!) lecture on Friday evening as part of @T4CG’s Staying Human series. On the meaning of assisted suicide, from Aristotle to Cicely Saunders.
Details here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/staying-human-useful-lives-tickets-1867114974149
“The fundamental principle of Christian politics is that all power ought to be used for the common good.”
In his powerful new essay, Andrew Willard Jones challenges the prevailing relationship between the Church, the state and the market.
Too often, churches adopt the posture…
Tim Dickau shares his unique blend of ‘prairie populism’ through his theology of place in the latest episode of Leaving Egypt.
Rather than starting with a plan or a project, he begins by asking, “What could grow here?”
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I’m giving a (streamable!) lecture on Friday evening as part of @T4CG’s Staying Human series. On the meaning of assisted suicide, from Aristotle to Cicely Saunders.
Details here:
