SCDE – London, UK

Patricia Rumsey is Abbess of the Poor Clares of Arkley, England. She has an MA and a PhD in Theology from the University of Wales. She has written and published on liturgy and early Irish monasticism and has lectured in England, Ireland and Scandinavia.

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Gillian Federico is System Chaplain and Faith Formation Lead for the Halton Catholic District School Board in Ontario. She envisions a future Church which will invite, welcome and support all, and she wants to be part of it.

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Gregory has been a bishop in the Anglican Church in Wales for sixteen years, and is a Trustee of Churches Together in Wales. Before that, he was Director of Ecumenism for the Anglican Communion.

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Suzanne Mulligan is a Professor of the Practice at the Institute for Social Concerns. She currently writes and teaches on topics such as the common good, homelessness, poverty and inequality, HIV/ AIDS, and gender violence.

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Michael Marmur is a Reform Rabbi based in Jerusalem, where he is Associate Professor of Jewish Theology at the Hebrew Union College. He was previously Dean of the Jerusalem School and Provost of the College. He served as Chair of the Israeli organisation Rabbis for Human Rights.

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Dr Sarah Bernstein, PhD in Peace and Reconciliation Studies and Executive Director of the Rossing Center for Education and Dialogue in Jerusalem, shares her experience of an innovative model for interreligious dialogue that addresses the deep trauma experienced by Israelis and Palestinians of all faiths and of all backgrounds as a result of living in an ongoing situation of violent conflict.

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Rev. Prof. Michael Conway, Professor of Faith and Culture at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Ireland, explores the reception of the final document on synodality.

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