# Rowan William
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Justice as love
So often the complex issue of justice is viewed through the legal prism of criminal, distributive or procedural justice. But Dr Rowan Williams and Mary Zournazi argue that justice needs to confront individuals' suffering as well as the deep patterns of violence and denial in society.
Justice as love
So often the complex issue of justice is viewed through the legal prism of criminal, distributive or procedural justice. But Dr Rowan Williams and Mary Zournazi argue that justice needs to confront individuals' suffering as well as the deep patterns of violence and denial in society.
"Tokens of Trust" Part 3 – The Church?
Today we close out our series on the short book by Rowan Williams, “Tokens of Trust.” This book, written by a former Archbishop of Canterbury, is another great introduction to Christianity which bases itself in our Creeds. This series is intentionally timed to run concurrent with St. David’s Adult …
Episode 28 | Rowan Williams on Lancelot Andrewes and the Poetics of Preaching
Recorded live at Southwark Cathedral as part of the Cathedral’s Lancelot 400 celebrations, this episode features a lecture by former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams exploring the preaching and legacy of Lancelot Andrewes.
What makes a sermon more than an explanation? And how can words, ima…
Rob McConnell Interviews - JULES NAUDET - The Daily Lives of Twelve of The Holiest People In The World
Join Rob McConnell as he welcomes acclaimed French-American filmmaker Jules Naudet, co-director with his brother Gédéon Naudet of the extraordinary documentary In God's Name. The film grew from the brothers' experience on September 11, 2001, when they were documenting New York City firefighters and…
Pentecost +20 – The Lord is Near
Rev. Doug Floyd
All Are Welcome by Seiger Köder
Pentecost +20 – The Lord is NearRev. Doug FloydIsaiah 25:1-9, Psalm 23, Philippians 4:4-13
Two weeks ago, I reflected on walking through the Valley of the Shadow of Death. This week, we’ve come through the valley into a feast.
“You pr…
From Austria to Australia: 175 years of the Jesuit mission at Sevenhill
At Sevenhill in South Australia’s Clare Valley, Julie Thorpe joins Jesuit priest Fr Brendan Kelly to uncover a remarkable journey from revolutionary Europe to the Australian frontier. Marking 175 years since the mission began, they explore the spirituality of its Austrian founders, their encounters…
The Edition: Rowan Williams on America's 'demonic' political climate
The Pope is 'WEAK on crime and terrible on foreign policy' – this was the verdict of the President of the United States this week, as he appeared to deepen his row with the leader of the Catholic Church. In the magazine this week, Damian Thompson reports on why the President appears to have engaged…
Who will lead the Australian church?
What can Australia offer a global church that is learning to walk together? Geraldine Doogue and Julie Thorpe are joined by Anne Benjamin and Charles Burford, Catholic educators and co-authors of a new book, Leadership After the Synod, to discuss what kind of leaders we need on the ground to be abl…
Leaving the nest
Pilgrim, disciple or none? Joe Wehbe and Grace Brennan bring their take on modern leadership and synodality as they make sense of what an evolving church means for them. They explore with Geraldine Doogue and Julie Thorpe the balance between belonging and searching, the role of schools and parishes…
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