Journalist Peter Stanford spoke to our CEO George O'Neill for a feature in this week's The Tablet.
George talks about how the Centre’s day-to-day working ethos is still rooted in Cardinal Hume’s belief that each person matters, and the Benedictine principles of welcoming the stranger.
They also discuss tackling the problem of homelessness at its roots, and what the new prime minister’s ambitions mean for the 4000 children in temporary accommodation in Westminster.
You can read the article at The Tablet website or by clicking on the link below.
Mass and Tablet Live
Join us at a Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Horseferry Road at 6.30pm on 19 November led by Father Vladimir Felzmann, followed by a Tablet Live Lecture with Children’s Commissioner for England Dame Rachel de Souza speaking with journalist Peter Stanford.
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