Thank you to everyone who attended this year's Assembly.
Follow link to see photographs from the day. http://bit.ly/2VMeDJC
Thank you to all those who helped to organise the event and those who helped on the day.
We would also like to thank biopac for supplying us with the cups and a set of samples to show to people.
Climate Emergency, COP 26 and Beyond.
COP 26 will be a huge event in November 2020 in Glasgow.
We will work with CAFOD to explore Climate Change, Environment, the COP talks and everything that is relevant.
On Saturday 10th October 2020, at St Peter's School Neil Thorns from CAFOD will be our main speaker.
More details about our Assembly will be published nearer the time.
Brief overview of the day
‘Baptised and Sent - our call to be missionary disciples’ was the theme of the annual Justice and Peace Assembly, organised by the Birmingham Archdiocese Justice & Peace Commission and the Columban Missionary Society at St. Peter’s School, Solihull, on Saturday 12 October. Based on the ‘See, Judge, Act’ model, participants learnt about mission from a variety of perspectives and about engagement in practical action for justice, peace and care of creation. More than 100 people attended from parishes across the archdiocese. The day was facilitated by Sr Anna O’Connor of the Justice & Peace Commission and James Trewby, the Columban Education Worker. School staff and students – including Headteacher Mrs Murphy – were attentive hosts.
Morning sessions ranged from global and local mission perspectives and interreligious dialogue delivered by Columban priests and lay co-workers, to ‘Youth and Mission’ by the Birmingham Diocesan youth team. For ‘Church Community on Mission’, ecumenical partner Olton Baptist Church members talked about missionary outreach to their local area. The action workshops in the afternoon looked at mission with young people, Liturgy and Mission, justice and peace action and how to become a LiveSimply parish.
Mass concluded the day, where the main celebrant was Fr Gerard Murray, Chair of the Commission. In his homily, Columban Director Peter Hughes spoke about Columban mission responding to the “Cry of the Earth and the Cry of the Poor”, based on the encyclical Laudato Si’, and his own three decades of mission in Chile. Bidding prayers were offered for the success of Columban mission, the Synod on Amazonia and in thanksgiving for the life and witness of St. John Henry Newman.
Follow link to see photographs from the day. http://bit.ly/2VMeDJC
Thank you to all those who helped to organise the event and those who helped on the day.
We would also like to thank biopac for supplying us with the cups and a set of samples to show to people.
Climate Emergency, COP 26 and Beyond.
COP 26 will be a huge event in November 2020 in Glasgow.
We will work with CAFOD to explore Climate Change, Environment, the COP talks and everything that is relevant.
On Saturday 10th October 2020, at St Peter's School Neil Thorns from CAFOD will be our main speaker.
More details about our Assembly will be published nearer the time.
Brief overview of the day
‘Baptised and Sent - our call to be missionary disciples’ was the theme of the annual Justice and Peace Assembly, organised by the Birmingham Archdiocese Justice & Peace Commission and the Columban Missionary Society at St. Peter’s School, Solihull, on Saturday 12 October. Based on the ‘See, Judge, Act’ model, participants learnt about mission from a variety of perspectives and about engagement in practical action for justice, peace and care of creation. More than 100 people attended from parishes across the archdiocese. The day was facilitated by Sr Anna O’Connor of the Justice & Peace Commission and James Trewby, the Columban Education Worker. School staff and students – including Headteacher Mrs Murphy – were attentive hosts.
Morning sessions ranged from global and local mission perspectives and interreligious dialogue delivered by Columban priests and lay co-workers, to ‘Youth and Mission’ by the Birmingham Diocesan youth team. For ‘Church Community on Mission’, ecumenical partner Olton Baptist Church members talked about missionary outreach to their local area. The action workshops in the afternoon looked at mission with young people, Liturgy and Mission, justice and peace action and how to become a LiveSimply parish.
Mass concluded the day, where the main celebrant was Fr Gerard Murray, Chair of the Commission. In his homily, Columban Director Peter Hughes spoke about Columban mission responding to the “Cry of the Earth and the Cry of the Poor”, based on the encyclical Laudato Si’, and his own three decades of mission in Chile. Bidding prayers were offered for the success of Columban mission, the Synod on Amazonia and in thanksgiving for the life and witness of St. John Henry Newman.
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Baptised and Sent:
Our call to be Missionary Disciples
10:00am to 5:00pm on Saturday, 12th October 2019 at St. Peter’s School, Whitefields Road, Solihull B91 3NZ
Pope Francis has declared October 2019 as an Extraordinary Missionary Month. The Justice and Peace Commission for the Archdiocese of Birmingham and the Columban Missionaries invite you to reflect on your experiences, celebrating and putting in to action the call to mission for justice, peace and care for creation.
The event programme is based on the ‘see, judge, act’ approach. In the morning, you are invited to witness and learn by choosing from a range of short presentations on mission. Among the presenters are Columban missionaries Fr. Tom O’Reilly and Fr. Ray Collier, Ellen Teague from the Columban Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation Team, the Birmingham Diocesan Youth and Education Services, and Olton Baptist Church, who will be sharing their perspective on mission in the local community, with young people, in Birmingham and in other countries, and through the media. Lunch is an opportunity to reflect on what you have heard and share with other participants. In the afternoon there will be practical workshops that aim to inspire and enthuse you to take further action, both individually and in your communities. James Trewby, Columban JPIC Education worker, and Sr. Anna O’Connor of the Diocesan J&P Commission, will facilitate and guide you through the day, which concludes with Mass at 4pm.
Everyone is asked to bring their own lunch. Tea/coffee will be provided.
The event is free, with a suggested donation of £8 or £5 for students and people on low incomes.
You can book your place via our Google Form – http://bit.ly/JandP_Assembly2019 -
or by contacting the Columban Mission Office T: 01564 772 096 E: events@columbans.co.uk
or the Birmingham J&P Commission E: bham.jandp@gmail.com
Pope Francis has declared October 2019 as an Extraordinary Missionary Month. The Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission and the Columban Missionaries invite you to reflect on your experiences, celebrating and putting into action the call to mission for justice, peace and care for creation.
Saturday 12th October 2019
10am to 5pm
St. Peter’s Catholic School,
Whitefields Road,
Solihull,
B91 3NZ
You can book on via this link
http://bit.ly/JandP_Assembly2019
If you prefer you can down load paper copy of booking form
Booking form
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Our call to be Missionary Disciples
10:00am to 5:00pm on Saturday, 12th October 2019 at St. Peter’s School, Whitefields Road, Solihull B91 3NZ
Pope Francis has declared October 2019 as an Extraordinary Missionary Month. The Justice and Peace Commission for the Archdiocese of Birmingham and the Columban Missionaries invite you to reflect on your experiences, celebrating and putting in to action the call to mission for justice, peace and care for creation.
The event programme is based on the ‘see, judge, act’ approach. In the morning, you are invited to witness and learn by choosing from a range of short presentations on mission. Among the presenters are Columban missionaries Fr. Tom O’Reilly and Fr. Ray Collier, Ellen Teague from the Columban Justice, Peace & Integrity of Creation Team, the Birmingham Diocesan Youth and Education Services, and Olton Baptist Church, who will be sharing their perspective on mission in the local community, with young people, in Birmingham and in other countries, and through the media. Lunch is an opportunity to reflect on what you have heard and share with other participants. In the afternoon there will be practical workshops that aim to inspire and enthuse you to take further action, both individually and in your communities. James Trewby, Columban JPIC Education worker, and Sr. Anna O’Connor of the Diocesan J&P Commission, will facilitate and guide you through the day, which concludes with Mass at 4pm.
Everyone is asked to bring their own lunch. Tea/coffee will be provided.
The event is free, with a suggested donation of £8 or £5 for students and people on low incomes.
You can book your place via our Google Form – http://bit.ly/JandP_Assembly2019 -
or by contacting the Columban Mission Office T: 01564 772 096 E: events@columbans.co.uk
or the Birmingham J&P Commission E: bham.jandp@gmail.com
Pope Francis has declared October 2019 as an Extraordinary Missionary Month. The Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission and the Columban Missionaries invite you to reflect on your experiences, celebrating and putting into action the call to mission for justice, peace and care for creation.
Saturday 12th October 2019
10am to 5pm
St. Peter’s Catholic School,
Whitefields Road,
Solihull,
B91 3NZ
You can book on via this link
http://bit.ly/JandP_Assembly2019
If you prefer you can down load paper copy of booking form
Booking form
Poster - colour j_p_assembly_2019.jpg
Poster mono (looks good printed on colour papaer) j_p_assembly_2019_bw.jpg