Centre for Catholic Studies

Centre for Catholic Studies Podcast

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The Durham Centre for Catholic Studies is the first of its kind in British higher education. It represents a creative partnership between academy and church: a centre within the pluralist, public academy for critically constructive Catholic studies of the highest academic standing. The aims of the Centre for Catholic Studies are:-To provide a distinctive forum for the creative analysis of key issues in Catholic thought, culture, and practice.-To engage, inform and shape public and ecclesial life from a leading knowledge and research base.-To engage the breadth and depth of Catholic tradition i...

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www.dur.ac.uk

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Jun 26, 2026

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Episodes

Stephan Regan: Ushaw College Writers 24.04.2019

Professor Stephen Regan (Durham University) The Catholic Imagination of Ushaw College Writers: Francis Thompson and Lafcadio Hearn Part of a session on Cultural Ushaw

Nicholas Schofield: English College at Douai 24.04.2019

Fr Nicholas Schofield (Westminster Diocesan Archives) The Replanting of the English College at Douai in England

Gerard Kilroy: Edmund Campion, Dr Allen and the Secular State 24.04.2019

Professor Gerard Kilroy (Jesuit University Ignatianum, Krakow) Douai to Dover: Edmund Campion, Dr Allen and the Secular State Part of a session on Martyrdom

Eamon Duffy: eDouai, Rome, and the Tridentine Seminary 24.04.2019

Professor Eamon Duffy (University of Cambridge, Emeritus) “To Doe Our Countrie Good”: Douai, Rome, and the Tridentine Seminary

Mark Hayes: Industry More Content, Finance Less Proud 24.04.2019

Dr Mark Hayes (St Hilda Reader Emeritus and Honorary Fellow, Durham University) Industry More Content, Finance Less Proud: A Fresh Perspective and Ethical Grounding for the Reform of Company Law Lecture given at CAFOD, Romero House, London on 21 Nov 2016

Universities as Places of Encounter Between Faith and Culture 26.03.2019

Universities as Places of Encounter Between Faith and Culture: A Public Conversation with His Eminence Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi (President of the Pontifical Council for Culture), Bishop Paul Tighe (Secretary of the Pontifical Council for Culture), Professor Paul Murray (Centre for Catholic Studies) and Dr Stefano Cracolici, with a response by Professor Karen Kilby (Durham University) Bishop Dunn...

Gabriel Glickman: Jacobitism, British and Irish Catholicism 26.03.2019

Dr Gabriel Glickman (University of Cambridge) Jacobitism and the Conscience of British and Irish Catholicism Douai/Ushaw 450th Anniversary Lecture 1 6 March 2018

Nicole Reinhardt: Sin, Confession and Politics 26.03.2019

Prof. Nicole Reinhardt (Durham University) Sin, Confession and Politics: Royal Confessions in Seventeenth-Century Catholic Europe 24 January 2018

A Conversation with Roy Hattersley on his book 'The Catholics' 26.03.2019

A Conversation with Roy Hattersley on his book 'The Catholics: The Church and its People in Britain and Ireland, from the Reformation to the Present Day’ 16 October 2017 Recording courtesy of Premier Christian Radio

Ethna Regan: The Church’s Flawed Expertise in Humanity 26.03.2019

Sr Dr Ethna Regan (Dublin City University) Bearing Scars and Forging Hope: The Church’s Flawed Expertise in Humanity (Bishop Dunn Memorial Lecture) 22 June 2017

Carol Richardson: Change is Continuity at the Venerable English College, Rome 26.03.2019

Dr Carol Richardson (Edinburgh College of Art) Arts and Artefacts: Change is Continuity at the Venerable English College, Rome (Lecture organised by the Centre for Visual Arts and Culture and the Department of Theology & Religion, Durham University) 26 January 2017

Bennett Zon: O Come All Ye Faithful: A Musical Mystery Tour 26.03.2019

Prof. Bennett Zon (Durham University) O Come All Ye Faithful: A Musical Mystery Tour 13 December 2016

Anne Thayer: Religious Life in Early Sixteenth Century England 26.03.2019

Prof. Anne Thayer (Lancaster Theological Seminary, Pennsylvania) A Monk's Books: Windows on Religious Life in Early Sixteenth Century England 22 November 2016

Daniel Mulhall: WB Yeats, George Russell (AE) and the Easter Rising 26.03.2019

Ambassador Daniel Mulhall Confluence of Dreams: WB Yeats, George Russell (AE) and the Easter Rising 18 October 2016

Reading Amartya Sen from a Catholic Perspective 26.03.2019

Prof. Stuart Corbridge, Dr Mark Hayes, Dr Augusto Zampini Davies, Dr Severine Deneulin The Idea of Freedom: Reading Amartya Sen from a Catholic Perspective Joint Ushaw/Catholic Social Thought and Practice Lecture 25 February 2016

Paul D. Murray: The Implications of Evangelii Gaudium 26.03.2019

Prof. Paul D. Murray (Durham University) Ecclesia et Pontifice: On Delivering on the Ecclesiological Implications of Evangelii Gaudium 13 October 2015

Luigi Gioia: Augustine’s Understanding of the Self 26.03.2019

Fr Prof. Luigi Gioia (Pontifical University S. Anselmo, Rome) History and Church in Augustine’s Understanding of the Self 9 February 2016

Stephan van Erp: The Political Theology of the Church 26.03.2019

Prof. Stephan van Erp (University of Leuven) World as Sacrament: The Political Theology of the Church 7 June 2016

David Elliott: In What Sense Might Christians be "of" the World? 26.03.2019

Dr David Elliott (University of Cambridge) Eschatological Hope and the Earthly City: In What Sense Might Christians be "of" the World? 3 November 2016

Paul D. Murray: What Difference Does Ordination Make? 26.03.2019

Prof. Paul D. Murray (Durham University) What Difference Does Ordination Make? Solving a Catholic Problem through Receptive Learning from Methodist Tradition 28 February 2017

Christopher Southgate: Difficult Thoughts About Divine Glory 26.03.2019

Prof. Christopher Southgate (University of Exeter) Difficult Thoughts About Divine Glory 14 March 2017

Gerard Kelly: The Sacrament of Confirmation 26.03.2019

Prof. Gerard Kelly (Catholic Institute of Sydney) The Seal of the Gift of the Holy Spirit in the Sacrament of Confirmation 8 May 2017

Mike Higton: The Life of Doctrine 26.03.2019

Prof. Mike Higton (Durham University) The Life of Doctrine 18 May 2017

Anna Rowlands: Immigration and the Human Good 26.03.2019

Dr Anna Rowlands (Durham University) Against the Manichees: Immigration and the Human Good 2 June 2017

Staf Hellemans: Change in the Catholic Church 26.03.2019

Prof. Staf Hellemans (Tilburg University) The Winds of Change in the Catholic Church: A Sociologist’s View 8 June 2017

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