We congratulate Soline Humbert on the launch of her book on 1 October 2025 in Trinity College Dublin.
Speakers at the launch included Michael Kirwan...
3 MINUTES EACH from 5 We Are Church speakers followed by Q & A
We congratulate Soline Humbert on the launch of her book on 1 October 2025 in Trinity College Dublin.
Speakers at the launch included Michael Kirwan...
with grateful thanks to Rachael for taking the notes
Leader:...
We Are Church Eucharist - 13th September 2025
With thanks to Rachael for taking notes
Introduction: A distinction has to be made between the Mary...
Italian priests and bishops unite to demand justice, peace, and truth regarding the tragic situation affecting the Occupied Territories of Palestine.
A...
An interesting article in katholische.de
According to the chairman of the German Bishops' Conference (DBK), Bishop Georg Bätzing, there will be no female...
Asian Lay Leaders Forum (ALL Forum) 2025
As part of the forum, participants spend three days with local people
17 August 2025
In the morning,...
16 August to 26 August 2025, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
I took part in this forum, held every August for young people aged 20 to 30 from Southeast Asia,...
Pune, Sept 8, 2025
A total of 102 participants from across India gathered August 30-31 at Pune’s Jnana Deepa to address...
This year's cycling week organised by WAC Austria and WAC Germany took place in and around Vienna. Two mornings were devoted to Vienna's city centre (on...
Dr Avril Baigent speaks about Synodality, Dr Martin Schockenhoff talks about the situation regarding the election of Bishops in Germany and Dr Harald Prinz tells us about being a lay leader of two parishes in Austria.
We Are Church at the 2025 Asian Youth Academy /Asian Theology Forum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Martin Schockenhoff from Wir Sind Kirche, Germany, is representing We Are Church at this year's forum. He is pictured with friends from past years.
"As a relevant spiritual formation project for young activists, the AYA/ATF places much emphasis on their religious identity amid the all-things-mixed global world. It also aims to make them what Pope Francis calls “missionary disciples” armed with strong Christian identity with socio-political awareness, socio-cultural analysis and spiritualty."
The emphasis at this year's forum is on:
For several decades many in the We Are Church movement have met regularly to celebrate the Eucharist together in our homes and at other gatherings. The arrival of the Covid pandemic led to a switch early in 2020 to holding these Eucharists online using ZOOM.
Celebrating ZOOM Eucharists has brought We Are Church closer together as a movement.
We have gathered some of the texts we have used for these Eucharists which we hope may encourage others to organise a house Eucharist or ZOOM Eucharist with a group of friends.
We celebrate monthly Eucharists
with international participants
on Saturdays at 16.30 hrs
Central European Time
If you would like to join us,
please contact
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