It is a great pleasure to be invited to give the third of the Hayes–Towey Memorial Lecture series. My qualification is simple: like Michael Hayes and Anthony Towey, I come from an Irish Catholic background, and my theology has never really wandered far from that world, never far from what I think of as the hearth that warmed all of us across the ages. It was a world that conveyed the felt presence of God.
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