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About Us | Justice
Reflections is an ecumenical collection of theological papers appearing three
times a year. The publication incorporates worldwide papers linking Christian
ideas with matters of justice. Each issue consists of up to eight papers in English
of 2,000 - 8,000 words on theological insights into ethical, moral, pastoral or
restorative aspects of justice.
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Justice Reflections is assembled in the shadow of Lincoln Cathedral in
the Diocese of Lincoln where there is a long tradition from the early Middle Ages
of caring for the disadvantaged. This tradition extends from the episcopate of
St Hugh (1186-1200), who is renowned for championing stigmatized lepers, through
the episcopate of Bishop Edward King (1885-1910), who is revered for his ministry
to prisoners facing execution, to the episcopate of Bishop Robert Hardy (1987-2001),
who hosted four large Lincoln Conferences on law and order. Whilst local tradition
has influenced the ethos of the publication, its contemporary relevance is global.
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St Hugh | Justice
Reflections offers theological insights from different cultures. It is a resource
for training and a focus for creative ways of exploring spiritual ideas
from around the world. Whilst its contents are directly relevant to anyone associated
with prison ministry, it has attracted the interest of people with similar concerns
throughout the justice system.
Justice Reflections
is promoted by the Worldwide International Prison Chaplains' Association (IPCA)
www.ipcaworldwide.org
in conjunction with the International Commission for Catholic Prison Pastoral
Care (ICCPPC) www.iccppc.org
and Prison Fellowship International (PFI). www.pfi.org | How
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Justice Reflections, 2 Temple Gardens, Lincoln, LN2 1NP, United
Kingdom.
Tel Number: +44 (0) 1522 682357
Email: Registered UK Charity Number 1091632 |
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