The Tablet Events

Finding A Voice: Advent as Magnificat
9 December 2021
7.00-8.00pm GMT
Finding A Voice: Advent as Magnificat
A synodal Church: the journey begins
Thursday 25 November 2021
7.00-8.00pm GMT
A synodal Church: the journey begins
PAST EVENT: Can present generations be duty-bound because of considerations of justice to past and future people?
Thursday 18 November
6.00-7.00pm GMT
PAST EVENT: Can present generations be duty-bound because of considerations of justice to past and future people?
PAST EVENTS: Tablet Autumn Festival - on the road to COP26
Saturday 23/10/2021
11.00am - 5.15pm BST
PAST EVENTS: Tablet Autumn Festival - on the road to COP26
PAST EVENT: If These Stones Could Talk: A History of Christianity in Britain and Ireland Through 20 Churches
Thursday 7 October 2021
18.00-19.00 BST
PAST EVENT: If These Stones Could Talk: A History of Christianity in Britain and Ireland Through 20 Churches
PAST EVENT: Pastoral Review Webinar: Catholics reading the Bible in 2021
Wednesday 6 October 2021
6.00-7.15pm BST
PAST EVENT: Pastoral Review Webinar: Catholics reading the Bible in 2021
PAST EVENT Webinar: Thank you Lord
Wednesday 22 September 2021
18:00 – 19:00 BST
PAST EVENT Webinar: Thank you Lord
PAST EVENT The Social Mission of the Church in a Post-Covid society
Thursday 23 September
18.00-19.00 BST
PAST EVENT The Social Mission of the Church in a Post-Covid society
PAST EVENT: Catholic Marriage in the 21st Century
Tuesday 31 August
18.00-19.00 BST
PAST EVENT: Catholic Marriage in the 21st Century
PAST EVENT: Afghanistan – was it worth it?
Wednesday 25 August 2021
17.45-18.45 BST
PAST EVENT: Afghanistan – was it worth it?
PAST EVENT: Walking together: how Christians can find a path to unity
28 July 2021
6.00-7.00pm BST
PAST EVENT: Walking together: how Christians can find a path to unity
PAST EVENT: We need to talk about death and dying… Theological, ethical and pastoral perspectives on an (almost) taboo subject
14/07/2021
18.00
PAST EVENT: We need to talk about death and dying… Theological, ethical and pastoral perspectives on an (almost) taboo subject