This Evening at 7.00pm!!! ACP Zoom Dr Michael Conway – Church, Institution, and Synodality in Contemporary Culture

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Dr Michael Conway

Professor in Faith and Culture, Maynooth College

Church, Institution, and Synodality in Contemporary Culture

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Wed 6 April @ 7.00pm

 

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Michael A. Conway is a priest of the diocese of Galway, who teaches Theology at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, where he is Professor of Faith and Culture. He does research in Fundamental Theology, and, as part of his work, explores issues of faith and religion in contemporary European culture (with a specific concern for the Irish situation). He regularly gives talks on the changing face of religion, spirituality, and faith.

 

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