The Craigmyle Lecture was launched in 2000 in honour of a former Catholic Union President, Lord Craigmyle. It is the Catholic Union’s annual flagship lecture, which gives a platform to a prominent public figure to talk about a matter of importance to Catholics in this country. Previous speakers have included Lord Alton of Liverpool, Baroness Scotland, Field Marshal Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank, Rt Hon Anne Widdecombe, Sir Rocco Forte, Dame Rachel de Souza, Baroness Hollins, Lord Bird, Professor Tom Shakespeare and Sir James MacMillan.
Lord Lemos CMG CBE, social policy expert and author, delivered the Catholic Union’s 2025 Craigmyle Lecture on Tuesday 16 September at Notre Dame London. The… Read More »Craigmyle 2025: Catholicism for the Next Generation
Lord Lemos CMG CBE, social policy expert and author, will deliver the Catholic Union’s 2025 Craigmyle Lecture on Tuesday 16 September at Notre Dame London. … Read More »Catholicism for the Next Generation
Professor Tom Shakespeare, Professor of Disability Research, delivered the Catholic Union’s 2024 Craigmyle Lecture on 19 November entitled ‘Make a level path for my feet:… Read More »Let Us Not Disable People: The Topsy Turvy Topography of the Kingdom of God
Professor Tom Shakespeare, Professor of Disability Research, will deliver the Catholic Union’s 2024 Craigmyle Lecture on 19 November entitled ‘Make a level path for my… Read More »Make a level path for my feet: disability equality, and love
