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The importance of reciprocity

Jo Stow reflects on the importance of face-to-face reciprocal relationships, and the latest news on our Common Good Schools network…

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A Better Story

As the UK prepared to vote, Jenny Sinclair reflected on the Christian response to the politics of our time…

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The Desert

The T4CG Lent Newsletter 2024 – in a world falling apart, let us take time in the desert, reject temptations and join in with building the kingdom…

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The Common Good Response to Identity Politics

In the first of our 2024 series of public talks Matthew Petrusek explores the common good response to the secular ideologies that are challenging our culture…

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Who is my neighbour?

Jo Stow launches a free Lent resource and shares the latest on our network of Common Good schools…

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What is the Common Good?

Jenny Sinclair gives a short explainer on the meaning of “common good” in the context of an election.…

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Catholic Social Teaching and Politics

How should Christians think about politics and how should they approach an election? Hear how Catholic Social Teaching can help us prepare.…

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Living the Common Good

Jenny Sinclair leads a mission day reading the signs of the times and explores what it takes to become a common good community.…

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Lincoln Lecture Series

A series of lectures held in partnership with Lincoln Cathedral: how can social theology help us play our part in spiritual and civic renewal? …

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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