St Michael's College

This month sees the release of The Cardiff Centre for Chaplaincy Studies Annual Report for 2010-11. The report includes an overview of the year, up-coming proposals, current research projects, PhD students and publications. Download the report

Click on the links below to download conference papers Faith in the Secular? Issues arising from Chaplaincy in a Multi-Faith Context Author: Revd Canon Dr Andrew Todd, Director of the Centre for Chaplaincy Studies Theology and Chaplaincy in a Multi-Faith Context Author: Prof David Ford, Regius Professor Cambridge University Multi Faith Group for Health CareContinue Reading

Thursday 1st December – Friday 2nd December At Cardiff University and St Michael’s College, Llandaff Guest Speaker: Professor David Ford (Regius Professor of Divinity, University of Cambridge & Director of the Cambridge Multi-Faith Programme) Download the Chaplaincy Conference Flyer Download the Timetable Download the Conference Booking Form For further details please contact: Tina Franklin AdministratorContinue Reading

Peter Sedgwick, Principal of St Michael’s College, has been appointed a member of the Anglican – Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC). ARCIC has met for forty years, and was set up following a meeting of the Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Ramsey and Pope Paul VI in 1966. The dialogue has covered the areas of ministry,Continue Reading

Reflections from a Chaplain “Working within both acute and secure mental health services for just under a year I have become keenly aware of the need for specialist chaplaincy training and development in this challenging and sensitive area of ministry. The Introduction to Mental Health Chaplaincy at St Michael’s has proven to be of greatContinue Reading

Cardiff Centre for Chaplaincy Studies Prison Chaplaincy Research Seminar 7th July 2010 10:00am – 16:30pm The Centre is hosting a seminar for those involved, or interested in research relating to Prison Chaplaincy. For a more detailed programme click here For further details / bookings contact: Tina Franklin Chaplaincy Centre Administrator (029) 20 563379 main switchboardContinue Reading

This research project, supported by a grant from the British Academy, aims to identify the distinctive views of military chaplains which relate to the ethics of armed conflict. The second research workshop of the project took place at St. Michael’s at the end of February, bringing together serving chaplains, with former chaplains and academics. TheContinue Reading

All the visitors are involved in developing prison chaplaincy in Russia, working with the government department responsible for the military and law enforcement. The four priests and one lay educator stayed at St Michael’s for four days in November. During that time they visited two local prisons and engaged in dialogue with a range ofContinue Reading

Wales’ only clergy training college is ‘leading the way’ and building an international reputation, according to an inspection report published today (JUNE 22). St Michael’s College, Llandaff, is described as an ‘impressive institution’ by the inspectors who spent a year monitoring all aspects of its work. Out of the 13 areas judged, they award theContinue Reading