CCS Newsletter 47 is now available online.

Paul Murray was installed as one of the first three Ecumenical Canons at Durham Cathedral on Sunday 14 January.

CCS Newsletter 46 is now available online.

All briefing papers and documents from the CCS's 'Learning on the Way' Symposium, an ecumenical gathering for Church Leaders, Practitioners, and Theologians in England and Wales to explore the potential synergy between Synodality and Receptive Ecumenism, are now available to view.

Christopher Lamb reports on the CCS's 'Learning on the Way' Symposium.

The CCS's Annual Review for 2022-23 is available to download.

The 'Christian Wisdom of Reconciliation' is a research project, held in collaboration with the Rose Castle Foundation, the Centre for Catholic Studies, and The Michael Ramsey Centre for Anglican Studies.

CCS newsletter 45 is now available online.

Two new articles from Karen Kilby on her visit to a drought-hit East Africa.

CCS Newsletter 44 is now available online.

The Centre for Catholic Studies (CCS) at Durham University has launched a £400,000 postgraduate scholarship fund in partnership with The Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ) to mark the 200th anniversary of the founding of the FCJ Society.

Full listings of the Centre for Catholic Studies' events in 2022/23