We Are Church Zoom: Jane Mellett “Laudato Si’ and Season of Creation” – 7.30 pm Tues 14 Sept 2021

We Are Church presents:

Jane Mellett

“Laudato Si’ and Season of Creation” 

Followed by Q & A

ZOOM Meeting

7.30 pm Tuesday 14th of September 2021

Jane Mellett lives in Dublin, Ireland and is the Laudato Si’ Officer with Tròcaire (the overseas development agency of the Catholic Church in Ireland). Prior to this, Jane was a parish pastoral worker with the Archdiocese of Dublin serving in parish ministry for many years. In 2018, Jane embarked on a Climate Pilgrimage, carrying the message of Laudato Si’ from Italy to Poland to the UN Climate Talks (COP24). This, she describes, as a real experience of ‘ecological conversion’ and since then she has dedicated her time to share the wisdom of Laudato Si’ with others, especially in the areas of ecological education and spirituality.

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Chris McDonnell in a recent article in the Catholic Times comments on the role of the prophet in our church.
“Prophets exist in our time, they tell the story of what is and of what it might become. They do so fully aware of the consequences of speaking out, knowing that they will be ostracized and derided. For love for the Church, their home, they suffer the loneliness of rejection.”

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  1. Paddy Ferry says:

    Thank you for that, Tony.
    These are among the themes of his recent book which I am currently reading: “The Afternoon of Christianity. The Courage to Change”

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