There are a lot of people who need to watch this youtu.be/YVZkgdt32u8?si…

Pity some really important points are going to be drowned out here by more trivial culture war issues that could have been avoided bbc.co.uk/news/uk-687562…

Pluralism conference convenes college leaders insidehighered.com/news/students/…

Matthew Parris says the quiet part out loud about euthanasia: “we simply cannot afford extreme senescence or desperate infirmity for as many such individuals as our society is producing.”

Kids in religious families have fared better in the smartphone era, with smaller rises in mental illness. Zach Rausch and I believe it is primarily due to being anchored in real-world communities with rituals and obligations, low anomie. Thanks @frasernelson...

Join us at St James' Islington for the liturgies of #HolyWeek Worship, preaching, prayer, community London Diocese

Final session of the #Faith & #Leadership Conflict Transformation module. These guys have been amazing.

The Russian government may have become our enemy but the Russian people are our friends. Praying for those injured and bereaved in this terrible attack and for the repose of the souls of those who have died. Give rest, O Christ, to your servants with your saints.

A prayer for HRH The Princess of Wales.

Powerful afternoon with Hamza and Magen from Together For Humanity talking with LSE students and staff at LSE Faith Centre about their peacebuilding work since 7th October. “Don’t take a side; take a stand”

‘Shared Space’ seeks to develop a better understanding of the things that sustain plural spaces of encounter.

Learn more: bit.ly/3IdOmgG

Today we say goodbye to one of our longest-serving team members, Cameron Howes.

Cameron came to study at LSE in 2015, joining our BFL course and the Israel and Palestine programme, before working at the Faith Centre and LSE Religion and Global Society for the next six years. We'll miss him greatly!

Last week we had an event co-hosted with LSE Faith Centre- Religion and Diplomacy in the Middle East 🌍

Michael Daniel Driessen, Madawi Al-Rasheed, Fabio Petito, James Walters discussed how events since 7 October have reshaped the interreligious landscape

Listen here 👂blogs.lse.ac.uk/internationalr…

13 March 1911 | A Pole, Józef Kowalski, was born in Siedliska. A Catholic priest, Salesian.

In #Auschwitz from 26 June 1941.
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On 4 July 1942 he was drowned in a barrel of fecal matter in the Penal Company, where he was placed for refusing to trample a rosary.

Roundtable discussion “Overcoming barriers to engaging grassroots communities in faith-based climate diplomacy” held today at the UISG Headquarters with international diplomats and religious leaders.
Photos: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBhiWP
LSE Religion and Global Society UK in Holy See 🇬🇧🇻🇦 Chris Trott James Walters

It was an honor to speak about our work engaging grassroots faith communities in climate diplomacy at LSE Religion and Global Society on a panel with Chris Trott, James Walters, Dr Hanane Benadi, and Sr. Maamalifar at UISG International Union of Superiors General.

Fascinating and humbling to listen to the work of religious sisters and brothers in Africa, Latin America and India to promote sustainability and integral ecology in local communities

Our team are in Rome today with UISG International Union of Superiors General for a roundtable on overcoming barriers to engaging grassroots communities in faith-based climate discourse

Delighted to join forces with LSE Religion and Global Society UISG International Union of Superiors General the discuss climate diplomacy and engaging grass roots communities in faith-based climate action. A multi faith response to climate change is crucial to translate commitment into response at a practical level. James Walters

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