"Patron Saints" of Integral Ecology

The Laudato Si' Research Institute, Campion Hall, University of Oxford, and the Integral Ecology Research Network cordially invite you to attend this livestreamed Integral Ecology Dialogue.

The event will be a dialogue on the subject of historical figures who can be understood as pioneers or even "patron saints" of creation care. The conversation will be wide-ranging, but will include seventh-century bishop and hermit St Cuthbert of Lindisfarne; Henri de Laulanié SJ, a Jesuit who spent much of his life working with rice farmers in Madagascar to co-create improved techniques of rice cultivation; and the seventeenth-century Chinese Catholic scientist, mathematician, astronomer, and pioneer of innovative agricultural techniques Xu Guangqi. Hosted by Dr Austen Ivereigh, Fellow in Church History at Campion Hall, we will be joined by guests:

• The Rev'd Canon Dr Charlotte Bannister-Parker, Associate Vicar of St John's Notting Hill, Founder of The Hope4Creation Foundation, and Research Affiliate at the Laudato Si' Research Institute.
• Dr Adam Parr, John Porter Diplomacy Centre, Hertford College, University of Oxford, and Trustee, SRI-2030.org

The dialogue will be livestreamed from Campion Hall, Oxford, where there will be a small in-person audience. You are invited to register here for the online livestream.

Host or Publisher Laudato Si' Research Institute