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Refugee Week, held each year at the end of June, is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of refugees and migrants. In this CCSTP video, Sophie Cartwright explores a Catholic approach.
The Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University, in partnership with the Society of the Sacred Heart, invites applications for a 36-month Fellowship in Catholic Social Thought and Practice.
Anupama Ranawana, a theologian based at Durham University, shares personal reflections from the CCSTP study day on Fratelli Tutti and reading the signs of the times.
We were delighted to welcome academics, practitioners and students, from across the UK and further afield, to our study and networking day on Friday 13 June.
A significant part of CCSTP’s role is connect, promote and amplify the work of like-minded groups, including these upcoming events from the Pastoral Review and St Mary’s University.
Ten years on from Pope Francis’s encyclical on caring for our common home, this video from Dr Carmody Grey, explores a Catholic approach to nature and climate.
On 13 June 2025, CCSTP is hosting a study day to explore Fratelli Tutti in the light of today’s world. How can this encyclical can help us respond to the signs of the times?
Professor Anna Rowlands, Chair of CCSTP, reflects on Pope Leo XIV’s role as a peacebuilder in an article for ABC.net.
Professor Anna Rowlands, Chair of CCSTP, looks at what we might expect from Pope Leo XIV (article originally published in Time Magazine).
CCSTP steering group member, Clifford Longley, presents research into the injustices experienced by migrant domiciliary care-workers.