St Mary’s University, in association with Caritas Social Action Network, is holding a special conference that will be dedicated to exploring the ongoing relevance of 'Gaudium et Spes'.
Wednesday, 3 December – Friday, 5 December, St Mary’s University, Twickenham
St Mary’s University, in association with Caritas Social Action Network, is holding a special conference dedicated to exploring the ongoing relevance of Gaudium et Spes.
On 7 December 1965, Vatican II promulgated the Pastoral Constitution of the Church in the Modern World. It was the last and longest document to come from the Second Vatican Council. It remains central to the Church’s Magisterium and has guided so many aspects of the Church’s life.
Catholic Christians must be committed to social justice and to the common good of humanity and our common home. This conference will consider the ongoing relevance of Gaudium et Spes, with specific reference to the Church’s commitment to Catholic education and social justice.
Archbishop Malcolm MacMahon
Dr Gemma Simmonds
Dr Anna Abram
Monsignor Paul McPartlan
Professor Stephen McKinney
This conference will explore the theology, legacy, and influence of Gaudium et Spes. It will draw out the way it committed the whole Church to social justice, and part and parcel of this is the centrality of Catholic education and the provision of Catholic schools.
Full conference: £175
Day rate: £65
You can contact the conference organisers Dr Sean Whittle, Ashley Beck, Raymond Friel.
You can book here to attend.
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