Peter Kevern
@pkevern.bsky.social
Catholic. Professor at University of Staffordshire, UK, where my research centres on the interface between religion and social care. Theologian, author of "Touching God: Dementia and the Bodies of Christ" (Cascade/Wipf & Stock 2025)
My new book on the theology of dementia has now been published by Wipf & Stock 🎉😁🎈
A bit of a niche subject I guess, but people have been very kind about it.
A bit of a niche subject I guess, but people have been very kind about it.
May 30, 2025 at 9:42 AM
My new book on the theology of dementia has now been published by Wipf & Stock 🎉😁🎈
A bit of a niche subject I guess, but people have been very kind about it.
A bit of a niche subject I guess, but people have been very kind about it.
Just written this to the diocese where she is employed: HR@rcaos.org.uk; safeguardingadmin@rcdow.org.uk
February 7, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Just written this to the diocese where she is employed: HR@rcaos.org.uk; safeguardingadmin@rcdow.org.uk
Katherine Bennett is an RE teacher and Evangelisation Mentor in the Diocese of Southwark. I have just emailed them this at HR@rcaos.org.uk; safeguardingadmin@rcdow.org.uk. Maybe others could do the same?
February 7, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Katherine Bennett is an RE teacher and Evangelisation Mentor in the Diocese of Southwark. I have just emailed them this at HR@rcaos.org.uk; safeguardingadmin@rcdow.org.uk. Maybe others could do the same?
The first picture is from exactly 40 years ago, when the seven of us were clothed as novices in the Society of St Francis at Hilfield in Dorset. The second is from 2024 when four of us met again and attempted to recreate the picture. The three ghostly presences are the ones who couldn't be there
December 19, 2024 at 8:33 AM
The first picture is from exactly 40 years ago, when the seven of us were clothed as novices in the Society of St Francis at Hilfield in Dorset. The second is from 2024 when four of us met again and attempted to recreate the picture. The three ghostly presences are the ones who couldn't be there
This was taken at Stupid O'Clock in the morning at St George's Worcester. We haven't had 24-hour Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament there in my memory, but it's great to see the practice coming back. It's hard to explain what makes it so special, but it is.
December 7, 2024 at 11:20 AM
This was taken at Stupid O'Clock in the morning at St George's Worcester. We haven't had 24-hour Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament there in my memory, but it's great to see the practice coming back. It's hard to explain what makes it so special, but it is.
This is a good day! I've just sent off the manuscript of my new book to Wipf and Stock. "Touching God: Dementia and the Bodies of Christ" should be out in 9-10 months, I think
December 4, 2024 at 10:57 AM
This is a good day! I've just sent off the manuscript of my new book to Wipf and Stock. "Touching God: Dementia and the Bodies of Christ" should be out in 9-10 months, I think