What was the Reformation and why does it matter 500 years later?
Saturday, 13 May 2017Information day organised by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham Ecumenical Commission. Looking at what happened in the sixteenth century so that we can understand the legacy of division and difference between Protestants and Catholics, and the ways in which we can learn together to share in what Pope Francis calls ecumenism in prayer, ecumenism on our journey and the ecumenism of blood. Speaker - Rev. Dr. David Cornick (General Secretary of Churches Together in England) and also 'Reflecting on the Reformation in the light of his personal ecumenical journey - before and after Vatican II.' by Rev. Canon John O'Toole (National R.C Ecumenical Officer for England and Wales) 10am for 10.30 start;Charge will be £5 per person ; packed lunch required; for seating purposes please contact
Holy Trinity Centre, Boundary Road, Newark, Notts.NG24 2AU NG24 2AU
What was the Reformation and why does it matter 500 years later?
Saturday, 13 May 2017Information day organised by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham Ecumenical Commission. Looking at what happened in the sixteenth century so that we can understand the legacy of division and difference between Protestants and Catholics, and the ways in which we can learn together to share in what Pope Francis calls ecumenism in prayer, ecumenism on our journey and the ecumenism of blood. Speaker - Rev. Dr. David Cornick (General Secretary of Churches Together in England) and also 'Reflecting on the Reformation in the light of his personal ecumenical journey - before and after Vatican II.' by Rev. Canon John O'Toole (National R.C Ecumenical Officer for England and Wales) 10am for 10.30 start;Charge will be £5 per person ; packed lunch required; for seating purposes please contact
Holy Trinity Centre, Boundary Road, Newark, Notts.NG24 2AU NG24 2AU
