
Seek the welfare of the city, and pray to the LORD on its behalf, for in its welfare, you will find your welfare - Jeremiah 29.7

I had a profound recognition of how our faith calls us to build relationships.

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Common Good Schools – Pentecost 2026

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From Hidden Need to Shared Life

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True Peace

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Schools and the Common Good
Building the Civilisation of Love

From Charity to Solidarity: A radical return to true Christian Justice

The Future of UK Christian Social Action

Why is it all falling apart?

The relationship between church and society

Immigration and Common Good

People Politics and the Common Good

The Parish as a Shelter for the Marginalised

Justice and Reconciliation in the Margins

The modern day pharaohs

Uncertain Times

The Relational Church

Written in blood – a Meditation

Called to be Friends: Being God’s People in Dark Times

Catholic social teaching and our calling

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Taking responsibility to build the Common Good

I was angry and you called me Gammon

Staying Put: John Battle’s Quiet Revolution

Who today is our Lazarus at the gates?

Local Doesn’t Mean Small: Why My Calling Is on the Ground

Place: personal, prophetic and political

Community, callings and carpets

A Personal Church for the Common Good

A good neighbour
@SandersGame warned during his lecture @T4CG that there could be serious risks to human agency, the way people relate to one another and even social unrest if AI is not managed well @CPsPepTalk @RelMedCentre
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Jenny Sinclair and Jo Stow were delighted to speak to Deputy Heads and Assistant Heads from the @RC_Southwark earlier this week about Catholic Social Teaching and our #CommonGoodSchools programme.
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Cheryl Beesley describes the impact our Common Good Schools programme is having with pupils at St Gregory's Primary School in Chorley.
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AI is moving fast. But the deeper question isn’t what it can do. It’s who we’re becoming as we use it.
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AI is moving fast, but the deeper question isn’t what it can do. It’s who we’re becoming as we use it.
Join us for “Staying Human: AI, the Future of Work, and Christian Discernment” with Matthew Harvey Sanders (CEO, Longbeard) for a focused conversation on work, dignity, and
Sophie Taylor speaks about the growing movement of young adults towards the Catholic Church, in the latest episode of Leaving Egypt.
With realism and hope, she shares how deep attentive encounter can renew belonging in the Church and beyond.
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We are thankful for generous private donations to our bursary fund that have enabled four primaries and one secondary school to take part in Common Good Schools.
Without this help, our resources, CPD and support would have been out of their reach.
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Yesterday, Jo Stow welcomed 5 schools from the Mater Ecclesiae Catholic Multi Academy Trust into our Common Good Schools programme.
Jo trained teachers in how to use the programme resources so that they can equip their schools to act as good neighbours and a force for the common
