If there is something the pandemic has reminded us of, it is how sociable we are as humans beings. We have experienced the vacuum left from the absence of contact with other people during the times of lockdown. The pandemic has put into sharp focus the need for friendship, and in the quiet place of our isolation, we have come to appreciate the importance of quality relationships. In some cases, we have come to be more grateful for the friends we have. In other cases, we have come to the sad realisation that some of those we considered good friends have proven to be not quite so good.

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Saturday, February 20th

5.00-7:30 pm

Session 1 - Discerning the Place of Friendships in our Life

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Sunday, February 21st

5.00-7.30pm ‍

Session 2 - Responding to Various Challenges

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This seminar will be online. There will also be a group discussion at the end of each session.

Streaming details are available to you when you login to Lismullin's website with your personalised login details. These will be sent to you when you book your place.

Speaker

Professor John A. Cuddeback

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John A. Cuddeback, PhD, is professor of Philosophy at Christendom College, where he has taught for twenty-five years.

He lectures widely on topics including virtue, fatherhood, friendship, and household, and his professional writings appear in various academic journals and books.

His book True Friendship has been republished by Ignatius Press.

He blogs at Life-Craft.org.

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