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The relationship between church and society

Jenny Sinclair shares her personal discovery of the common good within Catholic Social Thought and why it is vital for the emerging era…

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Immigration and Common Good

Jenny Sinclair examines the sensitive question of immigration through the framework of Catholic social thought…

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Why is it all falling apart?

Jenny Sinclair and Fr Toby Lees OP of Radio Maria discuss the work of Together for the Common Good…

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Forgive each other

The T4CG Lent 2025 Newsletter. In this time of seismic change, we must resist division and work together…

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Justice and Reconciliation in the Margins

Meeting with Salvation Army leaders in Blackpool, Jenny Sinclair reflects on the relationship of the church with poor communities…

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People Politics and the Common Good

Jenny Sinclair addresses the cultural and political upheaval, reads the signs of the times and explores our calling to the common good…

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Common Good: A Better Story

Jenny Sinclair gives a short talk on why the common good is the antidote to the malaise of our age…

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A Justice-Seeking Church

Drawing on Catholic social teaching, Jenny Sinclair reflects for the Methodist Church on justice, and the relationship of the church with poor communities…

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God is with us

T4CG’s Newsletter for Christmas-New Year 2024-2025. God is active among us, calling us into new forms of covenantal association…

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The modern day pharaohs

Jenny Sinclair discusses with Phillip Ullmann the impact of our modern economy on human beings, using the biblical analogy of Egypt and drawing on insights from Catholic Social Thought…

Am I a consumer, or a neighbour?
At Pentecost, Jo Stow reflects on the importance of neighbourliness as our young people face an uncertain futureRead More
Resurrection
The T4CG Easter 2025 Newsletter. What does it mean to be a Resurrection people?Read More
Communion
The T4CG Pentecost 2025 Newsletter. The Holy Spirit is the only source of true unity. Read More
The future of UK Christian social action
As poverty gets worse, how should the church respond?Read More
Poverty – under our own roof
For Lent, Jo Stow encourages schools to take a more relational approach to charity and to notice hidden poverty in the classroom Read More