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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Common Good Schools were delighted to attend the Voices for Social Justice conference hosted by @hxsnewmalden
Jo Stow led a workshop on neighbourhood to pupils from various local primary and secondary schools.
Susan Elderfield and Mugeni Sumba also led workshops.
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UK must tackle extremism and sort immigration policy
Jenny spoke to @TWRuk to discuss issues arising from the Southport inquiry.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLt6J3P1ai0
Join us at the We Believe Festival of Catholic Life in just two weeks time.
The festival organisers have agreed a 50% discount for Together for the Common Good.
Use promo code T4CG50 at checkout for your discount.
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Our #CommonGoodSchools primary resource focuses on teaching pupils about the common good and what it means in their community.
One of the lessons focuses on solidarity.
We are recruiting schools for phase 2 of our pilot scheme.
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Reuben Slife finds himself living within an emerging community of Catholic families drawn to building a Christian life together in Steubenville, Ohio.
Reflecting on the dynamics within the town, he explores both the creativity and the tensions around forming Christian life in…
The forthcoming #TimmsReview and possible welfare reform are now in view.
This presents significant implications for Christian charities and church-based social action.
Earlier this year, @jonkuhrt and Jenny Sinclair led work to help prompt reflection and discussion on the…
Avril Baigent shares stories of Synodality slowly enabling fresh spaces within the Church for discerning how the Spirit is calling us to join with God.
It is not only within the Church, Synodality also takes us into deep, listening relationships with the people in our…
These wonderful VI formers taking part in the Gaudate Trust pilgrimage met with our founder director Jenny Sinclair in Liverpool today.
What a fabulous day!
@StAmbroseColl
@anselmscollege
@StEdwardsColl
@uptonhallfcj
@SFX1842
@BelleriveFCJ
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“We are ushering in a dangerous new politics, a sort of hedonic utilitarianism in which the convenience of adults is paramount even over the lives of the young and old.”
@danny__kruger reflects on the social and moral impact of allowing assisted suicide
https://t4cg.substack.com/p/a-dangerous-new-politics
