Date and time: 7.30 p.m. Wednesday, 30 April 2025, online
The Catholic Church’s synodal process, initiated by Pope Francis in 2021 is a multi-year, global journey of listening, dialogue and discernment, to help the Church better understand and fulfil its mission. This webinar will seek to explore the implications of this process for the wider Church family in Britain, and especially its impact upon the search for Christian unity. Synodality and ecumenism both rely on the same style of walking together into an uncertain future, learning from one another in dialogue, forging unity without diluting difference, and discerning collaboratively how to meet the challenges of our times for the common good.
Download the event flyer: The Catholic synodal process webinar
Speakers:
- Bishop Nicholas Hudson, Auxiliary Bishop for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster.
- Isabelle Hamley, an Anglican priest, writer and speaker, currently principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge.
- Elaine Green, a member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) who serves as Clerk to the Quaker Committee for Christian & Interfaith Relations of Quakers in Britain.
- David Carter, a Methodist theologian and writer.
Further information can be found here: 2025 SfES Spring webinar information
BOOKING DETAILS
- Cost £5 (Free for Society for Ecumenical Studies members)
- Booking at https://Thecatholicsynodalprocess.eventbrite.co.uk