Online talks and presentations

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Upcoming talks

Encounter and Listening: A Synodal Journey with CAFOD

Tuesday, 7 June 2022 7:00-8:30pm

Join us online for a special inter-generational Synodal conversation for CAFOD volunteers and friends. Pope Francis has called us to journey together, to discern how we continue to be prophetic witnesses for justice, embracing the entire family of humanity. We are taking this moment as part of our 60th anniversary year at CAFOD to unite as volunteers and friends across the generations, to encounter and to listen to one another and to the Holy Spirit.

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60th Anniversary of CAFOD Mass

Friday, 10 June 12:30-1:30pm

Join us to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of CAFOD. We will mark this occasion with a special Mass live streamed from St. George’s Cathedral in Southwark, London.
Mass will be celebrated by Bishop Stephen Wright from Birmingham. We are pleased to announce that the acclaimed London Community Gospel Choir will be leading at the mass as we give thanks for our global partner organisations that we work with, CAFOD volunteers, supporters and staff past and present, tirelessly invoking the spirit of God’s love to help our sisters and brothers abroad, to boldly speak out for justice.

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Past online talks

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Featured videos

  • CAFOD campaigner holding a placard reading "Keep 1.5 alive"

    COP26: An interview with CAFOD Indigenous Partners

    Please join us for an exciting opportunity to hear from three indigenous leaders from the Brazilian Amazon (Mauricio Tome Rocha, Sineia Do Vale, Jessica Maria) who will talk first-hand about their experiences in confronting global challenges such as climate change and protecting the Amazon rainforest from illegal invaders, and explain why indigenous communities hold the key to environmental sustainability for future generations. 

  • Human Rights Defenders

    CAFOD Human Rights Day event

    Human rights defenders in Latin America help to keep governments and businesses in check, put people ahead of profits, and protect our planet. Yet, in return for their work, they face criminalisation, harassment and violence. CAFOD’s recent report, Protecting our common home: land and human rights defenders in Latin America, found that the Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated deep inequalities and led to increased attacks on human rights defenders and their communities. 

  • Rohingya refugees walk into Kutupalong camp in southern Bangladesh

    Dr Anne Rowlands Introduction to Fratelli Tutti

    This is an introduction to the encyclical Fratelli Tutti by Dr Anna Rowlands, one 6 member panel that presented the encyclical Fratelli Tutti in Assisi when it was launched in October.  

  • Pope Francis asks us all to care for our common home.

    Rebuilding Our Common Home in the light of Coronavirus

    An Advent Reflection with talks by Fr Augusto Zampini-Davies on Fratelli Tutti, Laudato Si’ and Covid-19 and Sr Yvonne Mwalula SSHJM speaking on the situation of Zambia and her work, and a reflection by Sarah Burrows on the Syria Crisis.

  • Bangladesh and the Rohingya crisis

    Richard Sloman CAFOD Programme Officer Bangladesh present how coronavirus is affecting some of the most disadvantaged communities in Bangladesh and in the Rohingya refugee camps.

  • Sierra Leone online talk

    Sierra Leone

    The crucial role of volunteers fighting Ebola and COVID-19.

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