Solidarity and social distancingIn the covid-19 crisis, social distancing not only requires that solidarity is essential for our survival, but also exposes the consequences of the neglect of solidarity in cultures dominated by excessive individualism…31/03/2020
Ice cream social and curbside libraryGod is calling us to practices of reweaving in our neighbourhoods to form community in the places where we live…15/07/2023
My hate-affair with economicsEdward Hadas explains why the financial system is inherently unstable and argues that the Church must speak prophetically for economic reform…17/02/2023
From space to placeIn an era of social fragmentation, how should the church pursue mission? Martin Robinson advises starting by listening to the neighbourhood…19/02/2020
Pilgrimages of GraceThe ancient tradition of pilgrimage is an antidote to individualism and a countercultural sign pointing us to the Common Good…17/02/2023
to live a decent lifeReflecting on the Great Dock Strike of 1889, we explore the covenantal relationship between Cardinal Manning and the dockers of London’s East End…12/08/2020
The Servant KingJenny Sinclair’s editorial for the Christ the the King newsletter, 2024. Amidst geopolitical volatility, connect with the truth of Christ and with each other…25/11/2024
People Politics and the Common GoodJenny Sinclair addresses the cultural and political upheaval, reads the signs of the times and explores our calling to the common good…23/11/2024
Justice and Reconciliation in the MarginsMeeting with Salvation Army leaders in Blackpool, Jenny Sinclair reflects on the relationship of the church with poor communities…20/10/2024
Defending humanityJenny Sinclair’s editorial for the Michaelmas Newsletter 2024 – by celebrating life and defying forces that divide, we rehumanise our life together…01/10/2024