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A warm welcome for everyone, regardless of their faith, honourable beliefs or confusing questions. A place of hope and action in the midst of London.

Run by the Ignatian religious sisters, Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ). The purpose of the FCJ Centre, is to make available:

* an environment in which to search for meaning in life

* opportunities to look at life’s journey so as to deepen a
personal relationship with God or further a commitment to one’s highest values

* one-to-one spiritual accompaniment

* tools for making good life decisions

* opportunities to deepen and nourish the Christian faith

* the search for justice, inclusion, reconciliation and compassion in local and wider contexts

* concern for the sustainability of the Earth and the development of a nourishing eco-spirituality

*the engagement in the pursuit of Beauty – a path to God

28/09/2026

🌻What's on at FCJ Centre for Spirituality & EcoJustice? October 2026 -

If you are already signed up for our regular ‘Monthly Zoom Retreats’ you do not need to register again as will receive the link automatically.

28/09/2026

Today

25/09/2026

Everything ready for our Taizé prayer this evening.
7pm All welcome!

24/09/2026

See you tomorrow!

Macmillan Cancer Support

22/09/2026

Thank you Wendell Berry!

Wendell Berry, 1934–2026.
Some people write about the natural world. Some people spend their lives trying to belong to it. Wendell Berry did both.

He understood something that seems increasingly easy to forget, that the land is not simply scenery around our lives. It is where we live, where we work, where we remember, where we bury our dead, and where we learn what it means to stay.

He wrote about soil, fields, woods, animals, neighbours and the quiet responsibilities of being rooted somewhere. Perhaps that is why his words have meant so much to so many people who find themselves drawn back to the old paths, the fields and the trees.

He reminded us that a good life does not necessarily mean going further. Sometimes it means paying closer attention to the place beneath your feet.

Rest well, Wendell.

21/09/2026

We are delighted to invite you to a time of conversation in the Spirit using the words of Pope Leo on the theme of Justice.

This course is run in collaboration with the London Jesuit Centre
More information and registration on https://tinyurl.com/PopeLeoJustice

Westminster Justice & Peace Laudato Si Movement CAFOD CYMFed - Catholic Youth Ministry Federation

Address

London
NW11TA

Telephone

+442034358049

Website

http://www.fcjsisters.org/

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