A heads-up that we have three all-age events planned for next year - two weekends and one week.
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Kintbury 2023 was one of the best CPWs I’ve been on.
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In the beautiful setting of the monastery of Our Lady of Hyning near Carnforth in late May, a motley crew of very different people gathered to look at what lies ahead for us at the later stage of our lives
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This may sound like another mystery for Cadfael to solve but, almost unbelievably, it was a holiday. Yes, a holiday! Who goes on a holiday to discuss old age, dying and the afterlife?
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Full Report for the Helpers Weekend
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The helpers and and prelpers weekend was a great chance to catch up with CPW friends while also learning about being a helper.
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This was my very first taste of CPW, though I first heard about it years ago through a friend. It sounded good and I wanted to go deeper, but an opportunity never seemed to present itself.
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An opportunity to catch-up on the recent Autumn Lecture with Dr Carmody Gray
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On Monday 14 November, members of Catholics for Christian Climate Action were joined by a number of Bishops as they kept vigil outside on the first day of the Bishops of England and Wales Autumn Plenary Meeting at Hinsley Hall, Headingly, Leeds.
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CPW Programme for 2023
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This report on the proceedings of the CPWWT was over shadowed by the crisis of management of the organisation.
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As fairly hardened CPW members neither Greg nor I had really given this weekend much thought before we set off for the Gower Peninsula.
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On 27 February, CPW members gather on-line to consider what CPW would say in its submission to the Global Synod.
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Since the murder of George Floyd, cases of institutional racism have often been the news. In only the latest example, papers are full of the crisis at Yorkshire Cricket Club because of way it has dealt with racism revealed by a former player Azeem Rafiq.
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A personal response to the study day by Anna Gibson…
CPW’s latest Zoom study gathering was led by Teresa Saunders and enabled by the technological expertise of Mike Willcox and Tom Dawkes.
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From the enclosed, built-up cities or the spreading flatlands with their immense skies, why would you travel over two hundred miles to gaze on moorland hilltops enveloped in cloud and to listen to falling rain and leaves scuttling from a chasing wind? Well, why wouldn’t you?
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As members will know CPW has been without a chair since Anne Dixon stepped down earlier this year.
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Barbara Wilson spent two weeks on Camino to COP, a 500-mile pilgrimage from London to Glasgow, arriving in time for the start of the COP26 Summit in November. Parting from the pilgrimage when they reached Birmingham, Barbara shared some of her memories and reflections on her experience.
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I only head about the Bristol Synod at the CPW meeting on Synodality in June 2021 led by Greg Ryan. Jacinta and I booked in late but were lucky to get places to be there.
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Synodality (an awkward sounding word) is set to become a defining concept for the Catholic church in the coming years. And it will be the guiding principle for CPW as it explores how it is to re-form itself in its next stage of life.
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