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What is Early Modern English Catholicism? Conference
An international and interdisciplinary conference celebrating the work of Eamon Duffy and exploring what is meant by the term ‘Early Modern English Catholicism’. Covering the period from the break with Rome to the French Revolution, the conference will consider the subject from very different angles, questioning perceived notions of what is actually meant when Early Modern Catholicism is mentioned in the English context.
Delegates have been drawn from home institutions, as well as those in the USA, South Africa, France, Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Eire, Poland and Australia. The conference will include a concert of recusant period music in Ushaw’s historic St Cuthbert’s chapel, as well as guided tours of Ushaw’s library and an exhibition of the college’s holdings. Hosted by the Centre for Catholic Studies, Durham University, in partnership with Loyola University, Chicago Supported by: De Paul University Ushaw College The St Cuthbert’s Society of Ushaw Catholic Record Society Catholic Theological Association of Great Britain Booking enquiries should be addressed to Judith Aird and Louise Elliott, conferenceadministration.service@durham.ac.uk All other enquiries should be addressed to Dr James Kelly, james.kelly3@durham.ac.uk •Residential (GBP 282.00). Attendance to the full conference including refreshments. •Non-residential (GBP 153.00). Attendance to the full conference including refreshments. Charges apply for this event. Places must be pre-booked by visiting the website https://www.dur.ac.uk/conference.booking/
Contact conferenceadministration.service@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.
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