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LECtures

Our various lecture series, including our
Recollection Lectures: Recalling the major themes and thinkers of Christian history.

Recollection Lectures take place in the chapel or Ursell Room at 4pm (unless noted otherwise).
Tea and coffee is served in the Hood Room beforehand from 3.15pm. 

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Dr. Pusey on the Effects of Absolution: Catholic but not Roman
The Rev'd Ben Jefferies, Adjunct Lecturer, Trinity Anglican Seminary

Fr Ben's Public Lecture will be the opening event of the conference on 'Confession: The Church's Gift to the World?' which will continue on the following day. Tickets will be required to attend the following day's presentations but Fr Ben's Public Lecture is free to attend.


Abstract:

Dr Pusey heard more confessions in the 19th century than any other single priest in the Church of England. As is well known, his personal exercise of this ministry, together with his public defence of its lawfulness and usefulness in the Church of England, single-handedly made auricular confession a core element of the…

25 February 2026

Sixth Week

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Lecture Recordings

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Ben Jefferies - Dr Pusey on Absolution's Effects: Catholic but not Roman
Rosalind Lane (with Paul Cowley) - 'Shepherding away from home': The Role of the Prison Chaplain
Nigel Biggar - Reparations: Slavery and the Tyranny of Imaginary Guilt
Jon Cruddas - Catholicism and the Labour Party
Sian Grønlie - Reading the Old Testament Through the Lens of the Icelandic Sagas
Markus Bockmuehl - Jerusalem in Early Christian Hope
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