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Discover the teachings of Pope Leo XIV through synodal discussion.
This course explores the various facets of Hildegard von Bingen’s work, with a guiding focus on how each can be seen as part of a larger project of restoring order to humanity and creation.
We naturally approach spirituality from experience, but how do we integrate that experience into our worldview? How can philosophy help us think about our spirituality?
Over the year we will explore and experience the deep wisdom of Ignatian Spirituality, helping us to live in a more attentive way. Noticing God in all things, and living out of his love and freedom.
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
An opportunity to learn about philosophy, and try it out for yourself. We look at some of the biggest philosophical questions together, and see what the best philosophers have to say about them.
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
This course explores perhaps the hardest problem in Christian theology: If God is perfect, how is evil possible? Why does God allow suffering, and what use is it?
We offer residential accommodation to visitors attending our courses so please enquire about staying at the LJC if that would be helpful to you.
Formation and training in spiritual direction, based on the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola.
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