What we talk about when we talk about Faith

Peter Stanford in conversation 
with Sarah Dunant and Christopher Jamison OSB

Thursday 10 May 5.15pm – 7.45pm at an exclusive venue in City of London 

An evening with Peter Stanford in conversation with Christopher Jamison OSB and author Sarah Dunant, where they discussed Peter’s new book – What We Talk About When We Talk About Faith – a collection of the best of his interviews with household names and less familiar figures, but all people of achievement with resonant stories to tell.

This was a fundraising event for The Tablet Trust

The Tablet Lecture 2015

Paul Vallely

"Pope Francis and the Synod: changing the way the Church makes its decisions"

Paul Vallely is a writer and consultant on religion, international development, and business ethics and a regular contributor to The Tablet. He is the author of the internationally-acclaimed best-selling biography Pope Francis - Untying the Knots: The Struggle for the Soul of Catholicism.

The Tablet Lecture 2014

Bishop Kevin Dowling

"From South to North: lessons for the Church from the developing world"

Born in Pretoria and ordained as a Redemptorist priest in 1967 Kevin Dowling was appointed the Bishop of Rustenburg in 1990. He has ministered in various parts of South Africa, including townships in Cape Town and Pretoria and has been at the forefront of the Church’s response to the HIV/Aids pandemic.

The Tablet Lecture 2013

Robert Mickens

“Shaping the Papacy in a Changing World”
From John Paul II to Pope Francis

Robert Mickens has been The Tablet’s Rome correspondent from 2001 to 2003 and from 2005 to the present and writer of the paper’s popular weekly column, “Letter from Rome”. He is regularly featured as a Vatican-affairs analyst for the BBC in Great Britain, ABC in Australia and National Public Radio in the United States

The Tablet Lecture 2012

Robert Blair Kaiser

“Stories of Vatican II: The Human Side of the Council”

Robert Blair Kaiser - American author and journalist, prizewinning correspondent for Time magazine at the Second Vatican Council and the author of five books on Vatican II and its aftermath.

The Tablet Lecture 2011

The Most Rev Vincent Nichols Archbishop of Westminster

“Holiness Today: The Formation of the Human Heart” An exploration of the models of and quest for holiness in contemporary society.

The Most Rev Vincent Nichols Archbishop of Westminster, president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales

The Tablet Lecture 2010

Francis Campbell

“An Ambassador’s perspective on the Vatican – a retrospective look over the past five years”

 Francis Campbell - British Ambassador to the Holy See

The Tablet Lecture 2009

Gerald O'Collins SJ

"Prodigal sons and daughters: my dreams for the future of the Church"

Research Professor in Theology at St Mary's University College, Twickenham, and Emeritus Professor of the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome.