Synod Talks (5) The Church in an Individualistic Society

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When:
February 17, 2020 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Europe/London Timezone
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Where:
LACE
LACE Croxteth Drive
Liverpool L17 1AA
Cost:
Free
Contact:
Event website
Adult Archdiocese Synod
Monday 17 February 2020
The Church in an Individualistic Society: Today’s Economic Inequality – Where is the Church?
Rt Rev Dr Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth
  • What currents are evident in contemporary culture?
  • What does the Gospel of Christ say?
  • What pastoral approaches might the Catholic community take.

Philip Egan is Bishop of Portsmouth. He has served as hospital chaplain, parish priest, and Dean of Studies and Professor of Fundamental Theology at Oscott College. Bishop Philip is frequently asked to speak at theological symposia and at catechetical gatherings and he has regularly contributed to religious journals and magazines.

SYNOD 2020TALKS

Monday 7 October 2019
The Quiet Revolution of Pope Francis: A Synodal Catholic Church
Fr Gerry O’Hanlon SJ
Monday 11 November 2019
Faith & Theology in Later Life
Dr Ros Stuart-Buttle
Monday 9 December 2019
Complex Catholicism: Discovering the Reality of Young Catholics in England and Wales
Stephen Davies
Monday 13 January 2020
Faith in the Family
Dr Dominika Kurek-Chomycz & Prof John Sullivan
Monday 17 February 2020
The Church in an Individualistic Society: Today’s Economic Inequality – Where is the Church?
Rt Rev Dr Philip Egan, Bishop of Portsmouth
Monday 9 March 2020
The Church as Fragmented Mirror
David McLoughlin
Monday 20 April 2020
Participating in Christ’s Ministry in the 2020s
Kate Wilkinson & Rev Dr Peter McGrail
Location: The talks take place at LACE Croxteth Drive, Liverpool L17 1AA
Timings:  Tea and Coffee from 7pm. Talk begins at 7:30pm. Concludes at 8:45pm. Optional Night prayer follows at 9pm.
Access: Disabled parking available on the Liverpool Hope campus.
Do I need to attend all 7 talks? Talks are stand-alone – you can attend one, more, or all of them as you are able – and they assume no specialist knowledge.
Other information: All talks include a time for questions.