We Are Church presentation with Dr Sheila Curran

Has the world gone mad? 

Nuclear obliteration and environmental annihilation have never come closer. 

How should Christians be responding?

Sheila Curran

Followed by Q & A

7.30 pm Wednesday 26th of April 2023

(join us for a cuppa & chat from 7pm)

In the Avila Carmelite Centre, Bloomfied Avenue,

Morehampton Road, Ranelagh Dublin D04 YF66

Dr Sheila Curran is a member of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy, Northern Province. She works as a practical theologian from an eco-feminist perspective. Her ministry, research and writing have been shaped by her experience of living and working with those on the margins both in Ireland and Peru. Sheila currently works with migrants and refugees in the city of Dublin while also giving workshops, retreats and conferences both in Ireland and internationally.

Admission free: there will be a collection.

Link to book free ticket:

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/has-the-world-gone-mad-sheila-curran-tickets-605250740257

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“It is ironic that the very centre of nourishment within the Christian family has become the point of division between us, a matter of confusion rather than an occasion of joy and close companionship.”
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