Join us online on 29 February 2024 for an introduction to CCLA, our global equity investment process and our pioneering work in sustainability on the topics of mental health, modern slavery and cost of living.
Thursday 14 March
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Thursday 7 March
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Tuesday 14 May
CCLA and Marylebone Executive Search are delighted to hold their seventh annual lecture at Drapers' Hall.
This year's lecture will be delivered by Sir David Cannadine - Dodge Professor of History Emeritus at Princeton University and Visiting Professor at the University of Oxford.
Tuesday 14 May
Democracy is a relatively new phenomenon, albeit one that claims to have ancient roots. What does the Church think about it as a form of governance? And what does it teach regarding other forms of government such as oligarchies, dictatorships or monarchies? How should Christians whether rulers or ruled participate in government? And what should we do when we find ourselves at odds with the powers-that-be? A Dominican friar will lead us through a discussion of great contemporary relevance in a year that will see multiple national elections.
Thursday 21 March
What do we mean when we speak of ‘sacrifice’? And how did the people in Jesus’ own times think about it? From Cain and Abel, through Abraham and the other leading figures of the Old Testament, we can see the importance of sacrifice. So how does Christ’s own ‘self-sacrifice’ fit into that tradition, and what implications does this have? Join us as a Dominican friar guides us through a topic that prepares us for Holy Week and Easter.
Tuesday 13 February
Is Christianity always pacifist, or are there occasions when war can be acceptable? What does our tradition tell us? And when we find ourselves at war, what is it permissible for us to do in order to win? Join us as a Dominican friar guides us through a discussion on this tricky area.
