In his opening address at a recent conference at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, the Archbishop of Southwark explored the enduring cry of suffering echoed in Scripture and in today’s fractured realities. Calling Christians to prayer, solidarity, and the patient work of reconciliation, he urges a renewed commitment to justice, dialogue, and hope amid the devastation

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ
Dear distinguished delegates and friends
May the Lord give you his peace.

It is a privilege to be here today, and I wish to begin by thanking the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Anthony McClaran, together with Fr Ashley Beck and the organisers here at St Mary’s University, and all who have given their time, energy, and prayer to make this day conference possible.

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