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Brian is a tutor in the theology stream. Originally from Birmingham, Brian studied philosophy and theology at the Gregorian University, Rome and later gained a Masters Degree in Franciscan Studies from St. Bonaventure’s University, New York. He has given retreats and courses throughout the UK and Ireland, North America, the Far East and Australia. He taught at the International Franciscan Study, Canterbury and at Campion House, Osterley before joining the Mount Street Jesuit Team when it began in 2004. Brian also taught at Heythrop College on the Foundation Degree in Pastoral Ministry. His particular interest is in opening up the Scriptures to people, young and old, at a level that they can understand and seek to apply to their daily lives. Brian is married to Deborah who works for CAFOD. They live in Buckinghamshire.
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A day reflecting on one of the most beloved passages of Scriptures (Luke 24:13-35) in which we hear of disciples of Jesus who gradually shed their disappointment and fear to embrace the risen Lord.
When his disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, the Lord's Prayer was his answer. We will took at how understanding the prayer in its original setting can help to rekindle our own life prayer.
A study of the passion of Jesus in the gospel of Luke from the Last supper to the Burial of Jesus.
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Luke uses the journey motif as a framework for his gospel. One way to focus our waiting and preparing for Christmas is to reflect on the journeys described in the Infancy Stories in Luke’s Gospel.
A study of the passion of Jesus in the gospel of Luke from the Last supper to the Burial of Jesus.
When his disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, the Lord's Prayer was his answer. We will took at how understanding the prayer in its original setting can help to rekindle our own life prayer.