Centre for Catholic Studies Podcast

Welcome, and thank you for listening to this presentation hosted by the Centre for Catholic Studies located at Durham University in Durham, United Kingdom. A centre for Catholic theology in the public academy. For more information, visit our website at www.centreforcatholicstudies.co.uk, or follow us on Twitter @CCSDham. The following lecture was presented in July 2019 at the Biennial Conference o...

Welcome, and thank you for listening to this presentation hosted by the Centre for Catholic Studies located at Durham University in Durham, United Kingdom. A centre for Catholic theology in the public academy. For more information, visit our website at www.centreforcatholicstudies.co.uk, or follow us on Twitter @CCSDham. The following lecture was presented in July 2019 at the Biennial Conference o...

Welcome, and thank you for listening to this presentation hosted by the Centre for Catholic Studies located at Durham University in Durham, United Kingdom. A centre for Catholic theology in the public academy. For more information, visit our website at www.centreforcatholicstudies.co.uk, or follow us on Twitter @CCSDham. The following lecture was presented in July 2019 at the Biennial Conference o...

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Dr June Francis Dickie, postdoctoral...

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Professor Ellen Davis, the Amos Raga...

David Firth: Hannah's Song (1 Samuel 2.1-10) by Centre for Catholic Studies

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Professor John Goldingay, Professor...

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Dr Katie M. Heffelfinger, Lecturer i...

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Professor Benjamin D. Sommer, Profes...

The following lecture was presented in June 2019 at the New Song Conference: Biblical Hebrew Poetry as Jewish and Christian Scripture for the 21st Century. The conference was organized in partnership by the Centre for Catholic Studies, the Durham University Centre for the Study of Jewish Culture, Society, and Politics and Ushaw College. The lecture was given by Dr Yisca Zimran, lecturer in the Zal...

Being-in-God: Spinoza, Panentheism, and Catholic Theology Seminar by Dr Clare Carlisle Tresch (King's College London)

Staging Magic in English Catholic College Drama Ushaw Lecture by Professor Alison Shell (University College London) --About the Lecture Dramatised magic was popular in early modern theatre, and never more so than within the dramatic corpus of the English Catholic colleges set up in continental Europe after the Reformation. Many of these colleges were controlled by the Jesuit order, who played a ma...

Jacques Maritain, Democratic Crisis, and the Promise and Peril of a Global Catholic History Ushaw Lecture by Professor John McGreevy (University of Notre Dame) --About the Lecture Jacques Maritain is often described as the most important Catholic intellectual of the mid-20th century. This lecture describes his most important project - offering arguments from within Catholicism for democracy, even...

Black Dignity by Dr Vincent Lloyd (Villanova University, Pennsylvania) The idea of dignity is a common denominator of the abolitionist movement, the US civil rights movement, the black power movement, black feminist movements, and #BlackLivesMatter. To what extent is there a specifically Black understanding of dignity? How does it resonate with Catholic and secular liberal accounts of dignity, and...

HE Daniel Mulhall (Ambassador of Ireland to Great Britain) James Joyce and Irish Catholicism

Dr Melanie McDonagh (London Evening Standard) Catholicism and Journalism

Anna Lawson (Durham) Shaping the Catholic Imaginary: The Work of Fenwick Lawson

Prof. Eamon Duffy (Magdalene College, Cambridge) Wars of Religion: The English Reformation in Fiction and Faction

Paul Anthony Murray (Dublin) Catholic Ireland / Catholic Writing

Prof. Paul Lakeland (Fairfield University) Faith, Imagination and ‘The Space Between’: The Grace of Creative Writing

Putting Our Own House in Order: The Challenges Within Prof. Gerard Loughlin (Durham University): Chair Sr Dr Ethna Regan (Dublin City University): Speaker Fr Timothy Radcliffe, OP (Las Casas Institute, Blackfriars, Oxford): Speaker

The Preferential Option Today Dr Mark Hayes (Durham University): Chair Dr Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator SJ (Hekima University College, Nairobi): An African Perspective on Globalisation, Poverty, and the Call to Serve the Common Good Dr Anna Rowlands (Durham University): For I Was a Stranger: Globalisation, Migrancy, Asylum, and Catholicism

Discerning the Catholic Moment: Reading the Signs of the Times Prof. Janet Soskice (University of Cambridge): Chair Dr Alana Harris (Kings College London): A Social-Scientific Reading of the Contemporary Catholic Cultural Moment Prof. Tina Beattie (University of Roehampton): Theological Reading of the Contemporary Catholic Cultural Moment: Family Matters

Dr Clare Watkins (University of Roehampton) Discerning Church: Forming the Church for Authentic Catholic Living in Late Modern Britain

Dr Jonathan Bush (Durham University) Nicholas Wiseman and Ushaw Part of a session on the Catholic Revival