Session 1
October 4, 2025
Session 2
October 10, 2025
Session 3
November 14, 2025
Session 4
December 12, 2025
Session 5
January 9, 2026
Session 6
January 17, 2026
Session 7
February 13, 2026
Session 8
March 13, 2026
Session 9
April 10, 2026
Session 10
April 18, 2026
Session 11
April 18, 2026
Session 12
April 18, 2026
Session 13
April 18, 2026
Session 14
April 18, 2026
Session 15
April 18, 2026
Session 16
April 18, 2026
Session 17
April 18, 2026
Session 18
April 18, 2026
Session 19
April 18, 2026
Session 20
April 18, 2026

Online Course Details    

This reflection group aims to help practitioners working in Catholic organisations to integrate theology and spirituality into their work. During quarterly workshops, we will set a topic for reflection for the next few months. Students will then keep reflective portfolios themed around these topics, and take turns in presenting their reflections in weekly online discussion groups.

 

This course is aimed at practitioners working within Catholic organisations (including charities, schools, and other contexts), in both voluntary and paid capacities. Students will be expected to keep a reflective portfolio and attend all sessions where possible.

 

Study days (10am - 4pm, in person at the LJC):

4thOctober - Creation

17thJan - Justice

18thApr - Dignity

4thJul - Solidarity

Reflection sessions 18:30-20:00, 10th Oct, 14th Nov,12th Dec 2025; 9th Jan, 13th Feb, 13thMar, 10th Apr, 8th May, 12th Jun, 10thJul, 7th Aug, 11th Sept 2026 (6.30pm - 8 pm, online)

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Tutors

Dr Nicolete Burbach

Dr Nicolete Burbach is the Social and Environmental Justice Lead at the London Jesuit Centre. Her PhD thesis looked at Pope Francis’ hermeneutics of uncertainty, and her research focuses on resourcing Pope Francis to think through issues of alienation and disagreement, with a particular focus on navigating the difficulties around trans inclusion in the Church. Previously, she has taught modules on postmodern theology and Catholic Social Teaching, both at Durham University.

Dr Aidan Cottrell-Boyce

Aidan is a tutor in Social and Environmental Justice stream. He completed his PhD at the Divinity Faculty of the University of Cambridge in 2018. During his doctoral studies he ran as a Parliamentary candidate for the Green Party. He is the author of two academic books: Jewish Christians in Puritan England (2020) and Israelism in Modern Britain (2021). Between 2020 and 2022 he worked as a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at St Mary's University in London.

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