Rethinking ‘Bias to the Poor’ On its 40th anniversary, a reappraisal of David Sheppard’s Bias to the Poor and its influence on the English Church…05/04/2023
“If I disappear would anyone care?” Angie Allgood relates vital lessons about belonging and connection learned through her friendship with homeless people…02/10/2026
My hate-affair with economics Edward Hadas explains why the financial system is inherently unstable and argues that the Church must speak prophetically for economic reform…17/02/2023
Christian Witness in the Unravelling Jenny Sinclair explores how Christians can offer faithful witness when familiar social structures are coming apart…02/10/2026
From Service to Communion Jenny Sinclair makes the case for moving from service to communion by recovering vocation, reciprocity and the intermediary institutions that hold civic life together…01/10/2026
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…01/03/2025
Immigration and Common Good Jenny Sinclair examines the sensitive question of immigration through the framework of Catholic social thought…21/12/2024
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…04/03/2025
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…20/10/2024
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…23/11/2024