In 1638 John Milton produced a pastoral elegy for a fellow student, a young clergyman, whose death prompted his criticism of the Anglican bishops of the time. He saw the young clergy as living their lives in response to the Gospel value of pastoral leadership and yet lacking the support of the episcopate. The model of the Good Shepherd was a staple of the Gospels and the comparison with those shepherds who did not know their flock and its needs was a constant in Jesus’ teaching.
ESV - Session 3 - Lost and Found in Translation
- Written by: Alex Walker
Fr Henry Wansborough and Fr Nicholas King SJ discuss the English Standard Version (ESV) Catholic Edition as our new Lectionary.
ESV Session 2 with Fr Joseph O'Hanlon and Arch. George Stack
- Written by: Alex Walker
ACTA - ESV Session 1 - Lost and Found in Translation 23rd September 2021
- Written by: Alex Walker
Sr Patricia Rumsey and Dr Amanda Dillon reflect on the English Standard Version which has been selected by the Bishop's of England & Wales as the new Lectionary.
In a monumental failure of leadership, too many dioceses are failing to engage with the synodal pathway
- Written by: Frank Callus & Mary Ring
Mini-Series on Synodality by Margaret Beaufort Institute
- Written by: Alex Walker
The mini-series is led by Dr Peter Coughlan and will be lecture, discussion, and smaller breakout group based. The cost is only £50 for 3 afternoons 4 to 6 PM, on October 6, 13, and 20th and all by Zoom online.
More information can be found here, with a link to Eventbrite for payment.
The Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology
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